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I have a json data as below -

I have list of objects with weather values List weatherList = new ArrayList();

on the list I have two objects:

I sure would appreciate some assistance. I'm using Swift 5.1. What I'm attempting is to get the current date (date4) and format it to a three letter month abbreviation. No issue that part works fine. Then I define a constant called (currentMonthDate) that holds the concatenation of the three letter month and the string "MoonData". The result looks like this: "FebMoonData" - Up to this point all works as designed.

My Json is separated by month. Shown below is two months worth of Json as an abbreviated example. Obviously my model is designed to to accommodate the Json structure - not included. Now the issue. If you look at the JSONDecoder line of code you'll notice that I'm attempting to use the concatenation string "currentMonthDate" in the decoder line of code. My thought being that as each new month arrives data4 will be change and currentMonthDate will reflect that change and will then find the JSON block of data that reflects that particular month. The error I'm receiving is: Cannot convert value of type 'String' to expected argument type 'Data' For the sake of clarity if I simply type FebMoonData (name of the Json block for Feb) in the decoder line it works as expected. That is, it finds the Json array titled FebMoonData. Thank you!

I am having issues which seem to be related calling a specific API asynchronously using HttpClient - the strange thing is that it doesn't happen all the time and can be solved by refreshing the page (sometimes once, sometimes multiple times).

I thought this could be a local issue but hosting on Azure produces the same results.

Raw exception details:

System.Net.Sockets.SocketException (11001): No such host is known at System.Net.Http.ConnectHelper.ConnectAsync(String host, Int32 port, CancellationToken cancellationToken)

I have checked:

• There are no limits imposed on the API
• Passing the request url in a browser returns the expected JSON result
• Refreshing the page sometimes resolves the issue

The start of the error:

The rest:

This is the method that seems to be causing the issue:

I am trying to do an inverse fuzzy selection with multiple criteria on a python dictionary and I am unable to achieve it.

I have a dictionary with weather info:

i am trying to calculate heating/cooling degree day using (T_base - T_a) formula T_base is usually 65F and T_a = (high_temp + low_temp)/2

(e.x)

I know there are a ton of JSON parsing questions out there. I apologize for asking another one, but I can not get this to work.

I am getting a JSON response from DarkSky. That response is fine and I am putting that data into a TextView called tvForecast. Now I am trying to get, from that string, the value for "summary".

Here is my JSON response:

I am writing an application which utilizes USB devices. This includes device discovery of the USB devices my application can use, based on USB vendor id and product id. However these devices sometimes have multiple possibly working drivers i.e. application implementations, depending on platform and moonphase (costumer legacy stuff). So I want to use runtime polymorphism using std::shared_ptr with a nice family of interfaces and stuff.

I can not figure out how to make_shared an object of a certain type, based on a runtime given key. At least not in an non ugly sense.

I was thinking about storing a type value somehow into a map known_drivers (in this example a multimap but not a big difference) so that in the end, depending on the number value I can construct a different class type and stuff it into a shared_ptr.

I have the following agent to test the new V10 JSON parser The json in the code is retrieved from the darksky weather api