clothing_store | This project was bootstrapped with Create React App | Frontend Framework library

See this screenshot: image

If you'll carefully see the Image, for Fashion stop category is Men's clothing store and for Fabindia - Clothing store is written.

I also want this type of category name, but when I integrated API, I'm getting category name as

I want more than one type result. In this example, I want both clothing stores and salons.

See my query:

I have a data frame containing transactions from a financial institution. One of the columns ['vendor_full'] is the vendor, but it could contain store numbers, physical location, etc. making it more difficult to summarize based who the vendor actually is.

I have created a dictionary where the key is the vendor name as it may appear in the data frame (or at least a part of the column string) and the value is the vendor name as I would like it to be written to a new column ['vendor_short'].

Based on this question and the answer from @Vaishali I got very close to the solution, but the difference is the user who posted the question above wanted to use the dictionary value as both the search term and the returned value. I would like to search for the key and return the value.

Need help with statements, i have [[object]?] which contains name field (struct below), and array with types.

Okay so there is this list of checkboxes in a cardview which under a LinearLayout. and I've added a scrollview since it can't fit all of them and I want to add a slider later on. But the problem is that I can't get it to scroll all the way up as seen in the picture below.I have tried a few solutions like android:fillViewport="true" given in online forums and certain sites, but none of them seems to be working.

Page_three.xml

My applications shows nearby places by using the Google Places Web API.

The user has control over the place types searched in the requests. Multiple types are concatenated with the pipe symbol |. I use &rankby=distance, because prominence does not matter for the app.

I have noticed, that requesting nearby places with "a lot" of types returns less results than filtering by a single type.

Example

• returns 10 results near where I live:

  &types=airport|bank|bar|bicycle_store|book_store|bus_station|casino|cafe|city_hall|clothing_store|food|furniture_store|grocery_or_supermarket|gym|hardware_store|library|liquor_store|movie_theater|museum|night_club|park|place_of_worship|police|post_office|restaurant|school|shoe_store|shopping_mall|spa|stadium|store|subway_station|train_station|university|zoo

• returns 20 results and a next_page_token (so at least 20 results):

  &types=store

I happen to live across a shopping mall, so I know for sure that there are more than 20 stores nearby. The first query contains store as a filter, too.

Questions

I would like to always show as many results as possible. Has anybody experienced the same issue? Is there any document that I did not see, anything on this topic?

I'm a bit lost, since I don't know where to start looking or how to approach this problem.

I have been looking for more than two hours, and i have found many articles about tables/columns naming and other tips, but any exact answer regarding database naming itself. Can you tell me please the best option? And are there some real cases when it makes sense?

1. clothing_store
2. ClothingStore
3. clothingStore
4. or maybe clothing-store

MySQL root user has two default databases named as the first version (information_schema, performance_schema, sys). So it means that the first is best?

So I'm creating an app that uses the Google Places API to gather a list of restaurants. Using the API provides me with a JSON file full of details about each location like lat, long, rating, priceLevel, openNow, photos, etc. Below is the code used to gather said JSON from my given parameters:

I want to add different images to different cell in a tableView where i have already a list of string, this is my code, the struct of category: