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If I'm logged in as a teacher, I would like to get the student and the parents. If I'm logged in as a parent I would like to get the student and the teachers. Lastly, if I'm logged in as a student, I would like to get the teacher and parents

Here is how my table is set up

I have to get a total of all projects not started by an employee for a particular company (using CompanyId). I can get the total of projects not started per employee using a function that excepts the EmployeeId something like this:

I want to define a function named bsearch() to do binary searches against arrays of arbitrary object types. When I invoke the function, I want it to check whether or not the Type of the array contains a compare() method and use it, if it does. If it does not, I want it to fall back to using < and === (so it will work with strings and numbers).

What should the function declaration look like? (I don't need an actual implementation, just the syntax for a type-safe solution.)

Or maybe I'm going about this all wrong? How can I create a function that uses a method built into a parameter type if it exists, or use some other function when it doesn't?

This is the original question, but I've replaced it with the above as it seems this wasn't getting my point across.

I want to define a function named bsearch() to do binary searches against arrays of arbitrary object types. So I'd like to do something like this:

I have a folder named "filters". Here I am putting multiple text files. I am building a class named ReadFilesToList that:

1. Opens the directory "filters"
2. Creates a list of text files into variable "filenames_list"
3. Read all text files from "filenames_list" into variable "filters_list"

When I call the class I want a list of the content of the text files, so I can use it later in my program.

This is what I get when I run my program:

I'd like to understand the difference between using a pointer and a value when it comes to referencing a struct inside another struct.

By that I mean, I can have those two declarations:

I have problem with my SQL query. I wanted to display data that their file condition = no and status condition not equal to pending-update.

This is my current table

Can I hear your thoughts on ways to add attributes (instance variables, not methods) to a Python dictionary? For record keeping, I want to insert additional descriptive variables.

For concreteness, here is an example. I want line 2 to work :)

I am trying to sort this file that has this information below