Recently, I've been often nesting several functions that return multiple values. However, unlike let, which me allows to write these calls elegantly into one big statement, I always end up with a l...

I have a bash script that calls a python script. At first I was just returning one variable and that is fine, but now I was told to return two variables and I was wondering if there is a clean and ...

I am trying to plot errorbar with the array of mean values and standard deviation by python as below: p11 = np.genfromtxt(filn1,delimiter="",usecols=0,dtype=None) p12 = np.genfromtxt(filn3,delimit...

I'm trying to get the name of a enum given one of its multiple values: class DType(Enum): float32 = ["f", 8] double64 = ["d", 9] when I try to get one value giving the name i...

I want to set every eighth cell on one worksheet to the value of a cell in another worksheet. I wrote this here: Sub xx() For i = 5 To 45 Step 8 Set ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet5").Cells(i, 3).Val...

What is the difference between values and list or cons in Racket or Scheme? When is it better to use one over the other? For example, what would be the disadvantage if quotient/remainder returns (c...

I'm trying to get three numbers out of a string (parse-integer "12 3 6" :start 0 :junk-allowed t) 12 ; 2 Now this returns 2 as well, which is the number where it could be parsed. So I can now gi...

I want to store multiple values in single key like: HashTable obj = new HashTable(); obj.Add("1", "test"); obj.Add("1", "Test1"); Right now this throws an error.

Is there an idiomatic way to log result of a function returning multiple values? This won't compile: import "log" func returnPair() (int,int) { return 42, 24 } func main() { log.Printf("Returned...

Up until recently, I've been storing multiple values into different hashes with the same keys as follows: %boss = ( "Allan" => "George", "Bob" => "George", "George" => "lisa" ); %stat...

I've read the docs (several different versions!) but I can't quite get my head wrapped around multiple-value-bind. Here's what I (think I) know: The first parameter is a list of variables that a...

I have a table with checkboxes that the user can check and delete that row in the table. I have everything working, but if the user checks two boxes, it only retrieves the first one on the table. ...