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I have the following pseudocode with the filter implementation, it works by coincidence with what the user entered in the input field.

When the user enters the word "tes", he sees item "test", if he writes "tesz", then he will not see items.
How can you implement the functionality that the user will allow if he typed( entered incorrectly) in a 1 letter word, still get the desired result, because it often happens that the user misses and writes the wrong letter.

!That is, I need a filter that, if you make a typo, will still display a suitable result, how can I achieve such an effect? In this case, they are not interested in any complex calculation algorithms, but at least a typo in 1 character

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From what I unserstand, in a FFT the number of frequency bins is exactly the number of samples / 2.

However, matplotlib.specgram gives me one bin too much.

So I've been trying to overlap grid 2 over grid 1 without using negative margins but I'm unable to do so please help

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I am implementing an client for a 3rd party JSON REST API. At the client side (my project) I am using Retrofit and GSON as libraries. The server side seems to implemented in PHP and is beyond my control, i.e. I cannot easily bugfix the server.

The server frequently response with varying actual types for the same formal type. Out of the box, I get a lot of GSON parsing/conversion exceptions during deserialization, because GSON is very fussy about correct types.

How do I make GSON more robust, when it comes to deserializing responses and type conversion? I already found the annotation @JsonAdapter which probably allows me to work around those quirks of the server. But as this seems to be a typical PHP problem (examples follow below), I thought that there might already be a library or facade for GSON which solves these problems.

Specifically, the server shows the following quirks:

• Boolean: Booleans in responses are reported as actual JSON boolean, i.e. { b : true } and { b : false }, but also as JSON numbers 0 and 1 and as literal strings "0", "1", "true", "false". In addition, a false value is also reported as null (no object) and the literal string "null".

• Numbers: Numbers in responses are reported as actual JSON numbers, i.e. { n : 42 }, but also as literal strings "42". Moreover, a zero value is also reported as null (no object), the literal string "null", false (boolean value) or the literal string "false"

• Arrays of objects: If the array is non-emtpy everything is fine. The response is { arr : [ ... ] } and GSON happily deserializes this into a Java List<>. Empty arrays are the problem. The server reports empty arrays correctly as [] but also as false or null.

The list above is only the beginning of oddities I have encountered so far. Probably there are more of them. That's way I am hesitating to write may own adapters for GSON, because I fear that the list will soon become endless. Any libraries out there which already have implemented conversion for those typical PHP problems?

Luckily, the GSON converter only needs additional robustness for deserialization, i.e. if a response from the server is parsed into a Java object. When Java objects are serialized into JSON and sent to the server within a request, the server happily takes any type as long as PHP is able to convert it into the required type.

Update

I started writing custom type adapters QuirkyBoolean, QuirkyInteger for the plain-old Java types (int, long, boolean) and their OO counter parts Integer, Long, etc. That has been easy so far. The tricky part is to implement a generic list adapter which covers the quirks which are mentioned in item 3 (see above) and can correctly deserialize any type inside the list correctly. My problem is Java's type erasure. Maybe someone has a solution for the following problem?

Assume the following annotated POJOs for GSON serialiation/deserialization.

I've got two tables - Appointment and User. Appointments can be linked to two different Users - a student and a member of staff. The Appointment table contains two foreign keys: StaffUsername and ExternalID. These reference columns in the User table named Username (the User table's PK) and ExternalID (a UNIQUE index). Here are the table definitions:

I'm trying to figure out if these two queries are logically identical - from a theoretical/boolean algebra/relational calculus point of view.

I have a query with an OR that runs poorly (i.e. a cost of 138 units):

The following code can do Static Generation of Next.js at build time, when it is fetching data at the Home component level:

Why button shrinks in size when align-items: center and how to fix it?

Codesandbox.

Code:

I am using react-grid-layout to make drag-drop and resize components, So i am able to achieve the functionality as mentioned in the doc.

My Issue

• I am creating dynamic UI so I am rendering my UI with data.
• Here in this library I need to create layout like { {i: 'a', x: 0, y: 0, w: 1, h: 2}
• When I am creating static UI I am able to achieve what I want.Here is working code sandbox

In static Ui with predefined layout I did like below.