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The following code includes several different ways of declaring a static variable used by a class. Are there any functional differences between them? Are there any advantages/disadvantages for each one? Is there a better way that I don't know about?

Below Golang code gathers a set of nutriments for each recipe, based on an input of this form:

How can I add multiple divs inside 1 div on the same row, they are being displayed on different lines. I'm only using HTML and CSS.

Screenshot of how it is now

Screenshot of what aiming for

HTML (Div is under Buttons comment):

I'm a newbie, and I try to learn to set a search function for finding recipes with ingredients, but I'm stuck with the partial string...

I want to find recipe even if I type partial string (like "apple" for "apples" or "choc" for "chocolate"), but I want to return only the recipes with the full list of ingredients matching the input (if someone type "apple juice" he must not find "apple pie")

How to find the recipe even if the input word is not complete as the recipe's ingredients ?

If someone can help me...

Thank you

I tried to put a simple code that explain what I got so far:

I have two different files which are Project1.sol and Project2.sol

Project2.sol is like:

This is my ApplicationUserController (I removed unneccessary parts like ctor etc):

This is very hard to explain which is probably why I can't find an answer. For example, I have one table of "recipe", "ingredient". Ingredients would obviously be reused for different recipes so I can't use UNIQUE, but I want the command to refuse any attempts to insert into the database of a specific recipe where the ingredient already exists in that recipe.

For example, a record: ingredient = "apple", recipe = "applePie"; don't allow the insertion of another "apple" with the field recipe = "applePie" (in my actual application, other fields besides this may exist, they may be different on both records but they both have the same ingredient and recipe, so the second attempt to insert a value should be refused unless the ingredient does not exist).

Sorry if this is incredibly basic, I thought there must be a way to natively handle this without needing my program to select and compare within the code. I don't know how well I explained everything, please let me know if you need clarity.

Thank you!

I want to compare with each columns in python.

for instance :

I want to create contains columns. It defines result of comparison of each column (name with name_convert). applepie (in name) contains apple(in name_convert) string.

How can I create a new column that contains True if the name_convert is substring of name?

Here is my attempt:

I have an array with strings: const fruits = ['Apple', 'Banana', 'Orange']

I am trying to write a function that returns true or false depending on if a string starts with any string in the array, which would be true for example 'Applepie' or 'Bananabread'.

I found startsWith() and some(), and combining them is sort of what I am after.

How would I do this?