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// Learning styles

const learningStyles = [
  {
    social: [
      'Learn by being told—through lessons, lectures, presentations.',
      'Learn by asking someone what you want to know.',
      'Learn by working cooperatively with others as a team.',
      'Learn by teaching someone else.',
      'Learn by working or studying with a mentor.',

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#!/bin/sh

git filter-branch --env-filter '

OLD_EMAIL="bruce.wayne@wayneenterprises.com"
CORRECT_NAME="The Dark Knight"
CORRECT_EMAIL="batman@justiceleague.com"

if [ "$GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL" = "$OLD_EMAIL" ]
then

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JavaScript Code

let salute = (age) => {
    let showAge = (name) => {
        console.log(`Welcome ${name}`)
        console.log(`Your age is ${age}`)
    }
    return showAge
}

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Creating a custom ipython or jupyte notebook kernel

1. Create a python virtual environment using either pipenv or virtualenv

2. Open up cmd.exe, activate the virtual environment and issue the following to commands

   pipenv install jupyter

   pipenv install ipykernel

3. To create the custom ipython kernel, issue the following commands

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Countries as tuples

Code

from pywebber import Ripper
def get_countries_as_tuples():
    """Get list of countries and their abbreviations as a tuple of tuples"""
    p = Ripper('http://abbreviations.yourdictionary.com/articles/country-abbreviations.html')
    c = p.soup.find('div', id='article_main_content')

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Creating and working with python virtual environments in windows

Assumption

I assume here that you have python installed in your system. Or perhaps you have a package manager such as Anaconda or Canopy and that you have your path variables setup correctly. If you don't then head over to any of these pages and download a python installation to start with. I recommend Anaconda personnally. But use any one of your choice

Warning these files are usually large, so you may want to use a non-metered connection.

Setting up your system path

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Technology

Django==2.0, virtualenv==15.1.0, virtualenvwrapper-win==1.2.4

Assumptions

1. You're using a separatevirtual environment to run each django project.
2. You're on windows. I'm on windows 10 specifically.

Problem statement 1

How do you handle your django settings.py file properly so that development and production settings are kept clean, apart, and well-organized?

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from collections import OrderedDict
from operator import itemgetter
import pprint
import requests
import bs4
import json
import time
import re

# returns a BS object of a webpage