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QUESTION
I'm trying to sort a complex array. This array is grabbed with GraphQL from my headless CMS as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 13:27Oh i see, you basically want to sort the array. However you didn't prepare the array ahead of the time, that's the trouble you get yourself into.
To resolve this, let's prepare the array first.
QUESTION
var array1 = [
[{"home":{"homename":"KFC Komarno","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Podbrezova","awaypoint":"0"}}],
[{"home":{"homename":"Kazicbarcika","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Soroksar","awaypoint":"1"}},
{"home":{"homename":"Szentlőrinc","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Ajka","awaypoint":"1"}}]
]
var array2 = [
[{"home":{"homename":"KFC Komarno","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Podbrezova","awaypoint":"0"}}],
[{"home":{"homename":"Kazicbarcika","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Soroksar","awaypoint":"1"}},
{"home":{"homename":"Szentlőrinc","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Ajka","awaypoint":"1"}}]
]
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 00:59You are never comparing the objects inside your sub-arrays, but only the whole arrays themselves, so that's why you are not getting the results you expect.
If you only want to get the element inside the object that changed instead of the whole object, you could use reduce
(I was hugely inspired by the other answer to be fair):
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I am trying to solve a problem that collects information from a file and stores it in an ArrayList. I cant seem to figure out why I cant access the methods from the class I created. In each line of the file you have the name of two teams and its scores in each game. I need to ask the user which team he wants me to look for and if I can find the name, present the totalGames the team played. I would also need to compare the scores and print total games won and total games lost. My idea was creating a method to split the string in multiple parts and add those info as attributes to a new object in an ArrayList.
Here is the class Games:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-16 at 18:56gameInfo is of type ArrayList here. You will have to iterate the list first the you will be able to call getters and setters.
QUESTION
Sorry if my title is not detailed
I have two tables
Game table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-10 at 19:05You should join
the tables to be able to get both name
and homePoints
and use COUNT
by homePoints
and group by
using team id
to see a result for each team.
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