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   • What are the names of all function from the Lua 5.3 string library?

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     Answered Apr 01, 2015 · 2 votes

     If you add print(k,v) to your last loop, you'll see that you're missing string.dump.

     The function string.gfind is not standard. It was present in Lua 5.0 but was renamed to string.gmatch in Lua 5.1.

     You can get all the names in the string library with

     for k in pairs(string) do print(k)end

     or see the manual.

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   • What are all of the allowable characters for people's names?

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     Answered Aug 06, 2018 · 61 votes

     There's good article by the W3C called Personal names around the world that explains the problems (and possible solutions) pretty well (it was originally a two-part blog post by Richard Ishida: part 1 and part 2)

     Personally I'd say: support every printable Unicode-Character and to be safe provide just a single field "name" that contains the full, formatted name. This way you can store pretty much every form of name. You might need a more structured storage, but then don't expect to be able to store every single combination in a structured form, as there are simply too many different ones.

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     Answered Jan 07, 2009 · 18 votes

     Whitelisting characters that could appear in a person's name is the wrong way to go, if you ask me. Sure, [A-Za-z] is a fair starting point, but, as you said, you get problems with "European" names. So you map all the umlauts, circumflexes and those. What about Chinese names? Japanese? Indian? Hebrew? You're entering a battle against wind turbines.

     If you absolutely must check the validity of someone's name, I'd suggest doing a modest blacklist of certain characters. Braces, mathematical characters, some punctuation and such might be safe to ignore. But I'd be cautious, if I were you.

     It might be best to just accept whatever comes in. UTF-16 should be today's overkill character set, that should be adequate for some years to come.

     Edit: As for your question about name length and amount of names. If you really want people to write their real and complete names, I guess the only foolproof answer to both of those questions would be "infinite". Not being able to whip out any real examples for human beings, but surely there are analogous examples for humans as the native name for the city of Bangkok.

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     Answered Feb 08, 2017 · 13 votes

     I don't think there's a definitive answer. After all, some people have names that can't even be expressed in UTF-16...

     There are some odd people out there, who will give their kids the craziest of names, including putting in weird punctuation, accents that don't exist in their own language, etc.

     However, you can place arbitrary restrictions on your database. If you want to you can insist on 7 bit ASCII names. It's slightly rude to users, but they'll live with it. It certainly makes searching easier.

     My colleague's daughter is named Amélie. But even some (not all!) official British government web sites ("Please enter the name exactly as shown on the birth certificate") won't accept the unicode, so he has to use 'Amelie' instead.

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   • what are the all of the "causes" for an IOerror

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     Answered Apr 16, 2023 · 1 votes

     According to the Python Docs, the IOError is an alias of the OSError. In other words, the IOError is actually the OSError, so let's take a look at what the Python docs say about the OSError:

     This exception is raised when a system function returns a system-related error, including I/O failures such as “file not found” or “disk full” (not for illegal argument types or other incidental errors).

     Note: The above statement is true for Python 3.3 and up.

     Sources:

     • Regarding the IOError being an alias of the OSError: https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#IOError

     Note: If you click on the above link, you must scroll up a little to see the text talking about the IOError

     being an alias to the OSError

     .

     • About the OSError: https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#OSError

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   • what are all the key names in keyboard module?

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     Answered Apr 15, 2021 · 3 votes

     keyboard doesn't have such a list in the docs, or even in the source code. keyboard builds its key information tables at runtime by querying key information from Windows APIs or from dumpkeys

     , then applying a bit of its own postprocessing.

     The key information tables keyboard builds aren't anywhere in its public API, but if you import keyboard, the private keyboard._os_keyboard.from_name table should have all of keyboard's canonical key names. keyboard._canonical_names.canonical_names should have the mapping from non-canonical names to canonical names, if you want that info too, but I'm not sure everything in that table is actually guaranteed to be a supported key.

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   • What are the linux commands to create a new folder & copy all the files & folders present in '/var/www/' into it to take backup of all code files?

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     Answered Feb 19, 2016 · 1 votes

     You can issue below commands :-

     1) Create directory

     # mkdir /var/www/website_backup_19_02_2016

     2) Copying files except website_backup_19_02_2016 directory. You can achive this using rsync tool.

     # cd /var/www/# rsync -av --progress * website_backup_19_02_2016/ --exclude website_backup_19_02_2016/

     " * " --> for all your files and directories in /var/www/

     Note :- You can run a dry run with rsync command to check which files and directories will actually copied. This will be important for you.

     rsyn -n --progress * website_backup_19_02_2016/ --exclude website_backup_19_02_2016/

     Read more options for rsync from man page.

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2. wordscity.com › all-countries-in-the-worldAll Countries in the World in Alphabetical Order | Names ...

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   Mar 8, 2024 · All Country Names List with Capital and Region. An “all country names list with capital” serves as a fundamental resource for understanding the geopolitical landscape. This comprehensive enumeration not only lists each country but pairs it with its capital, providing a snapshot of national identity and governance.

3. www.geeksforgeeks.org › all-country-name-list-inAll Country Name List in the World: Alphabetical Order (A to Z)

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   Oct 31, 2023 · Last Updated : 31 Oct, 2023. Navigating the globe can be a vast endeavour. To simplify, we’ve compiled a list of all countries in the world, organized alphabetically from A to Z. Whether you’re a student, traveller, or just curious, this comprehensive guide offers a quick overview of every sovereign nation.

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   Where can I find a world map with countries and country names?

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   How many countries are in the world?

   • If you were to ask ten people how many countries are in the world, you would probably hear ten different answers. Here at Worldatlas.com, we state 195 countries based on the 193 that belong to the United Nations (UN) plus the Holy See (Vatican) and the State of Palestine, which are non-member observer states.

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   How many UN countries are there in the world?

   • By Henrik Jeppesen. Below are the names of all 193 UN countries in the world, as well as their capitals. That’s all the members of the United Nations. In addition to this, a lot of places in the world are considered countries by many. More about this in this article. You can click on each country for more information.

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   What is an all country names list with capital?

   • An “all country names list with capital” serves as a fundamental resource for understanding the geopolitical landscape. This comprehensive enumeration not only lists each country but pairs it with its capital, providing a snapshot of national identity and governance.

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5. engdic.org › a-to-z-countries-names-listNames of All Countries of the World Alphabetical List (A to Z)

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   • List of American Countries
   • List of European Countries
   • List of Oceania Countries

   Antigua and Barbuda

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   Barbados

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   Australia

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6. www.worldatlas.com › geography › how-many-countriesHow Many Countries Are There In The World? - WorldAtlas

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   May 18, 2023 · If you were to ask ten people how many countries are in the world, you would probably hear ten different answers. Here at Worldatlas.com, we state 195 countries based on the 193 that belong to the United Nations (UN) plus the Holy See (Vatican) and the State of Palestine, which are non-member observer states.

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8. www.mapsofworld.com › map-of-countriesMap of the World with Countries and List - Maps of World

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   World Countries Map (above) shows all the continents, oceans and seas around them, international boundaries, and all names of countries in the world. Out of the total 195 countries, 193 countries are member states of the United Nations and 2 countries (the Vatican or Holy See and the State of Palestine) are non-member observer states of the UN.

9. www.everycountryintheworld.com › listList of Every Country in the World

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   Below are the names of all 193 UN countries in the world, as well as their capitals. That’s all the members of the United Nations. In addition to this, a lot of places in the world are considered countries by many. More about this in this article. You can click on each country for more information.

10. countriesna.meCountries Names - Discover the World Countries

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    Welcome to our comprehensive list of all the countries in the world!On this page, you’ll find an alphabetical list of the official names of 195 sovereign states along with some quick facts about each country. Countries that start with “A” Countries that start with “B” Countries that start with “C” Countries that start with “D”