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I'm making a program where I'm entering an activity hours for dogs and then sums the hour for each activity and after that the program print each dog one after another from the dog with higher sum of hours of activites to the lowest now I did sort the list and made a print function , but still doesn't work , it prints either 2 of them if the first dog I entered has the highest sum of hours and the seconde is the lowers in the right order, but if there first dog was the one with the lowest and the seconde one was the one with the highest it just prints the first dog ( the loswet one) and doesn't even print the seconde dog.

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I'm very new to C# and Linq so please forgive if I misuse terminology. As I tried to phrase in my title I would like to supply a Linq query with a List and have it return a List of objects who have a property that is also a List. The query should look at the property of the objects and return the objects whose lists contain all the values of the query list. Here's a simplified example I'm trying to set up in a command line app.

In Realm, I had problem understanding ( Im new in Realm T,T ) the implementations of LinkingObjects , let's say a Person could have more than one Dog ( List of Dog ) so I would write the code such as below:

In this challenge, using javaScript you will create 3 classes

1. Super class called Animal.
2. Dog and Cat class which both extends Animal class (a dog is an animal and a cat is an animal)
3. Dog and Cat class should only have 1 function, which is their own implementation of the sound() function. This is polymorphism
4. a Home class. But we’ll talk about that later

How do I make a kotlin class that takes an input arg (string) and appends it to the growing list within itself? For example, a person can buy a dog. Person is a class, and a dog name is an arg. Then the person buys a 2nd dog which gets appended within the Person class. SO you query person.dogs and now there are two dogs.

Thanks for helping.

I am using bootstrap-5. I couldn't find it a solution. How can this work for top and bottom, but not for right and left? Can you please help me? Okay as a default, there may be a value for bootstrap, but i am changing it on css. So what I wrote there must have worked I think. How can I get it worked?

Let's say I have a collection called "pets"

The collection contains three different types of pets: cat, dog, and bird

Now let's say there are 10 cats, 10 dogs, and 10 birds in the collection (30 documents in total).

Is there a way to make a single query to pets that gets me 3 cats, 2 dogs, and 1 bird?

Basically I want to specify each type of pet I want, and limit each type of pet to a specific number, all in one query. The reason for this is because I want to be efficient and not make many queries.

This is what I have currently:

I have a dictionary with questions as keys and answer option lists as values.

Lets say I have a csv file which looks like this: