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QUESTION
I have a following problem. I would like to save a list into a csv (in the first column). See example here:
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Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 16:38l = ["Hallo", "der Pixer", "Glas", "Telefon", "Der Kühlschrank brach kaputt."]
with open("file.csv", "w") as msg:
msg.write(",".join(l))
QUESTION
given the question you know I'm fairly new... I need help with the following: via an api I get each time a different object, the like of which is included below. Each object has 'ingredients' stored in strings such as: strIngredient1, strIngredient2, etc. Now not all of the strings have value as in this key-value pair: ("strIngredient5": null). How do I manage to get only the strings that are not null? Given that I don't know in advance how many strIngredients my object will have? And also given that each strIngredient has a different suffix number?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 19:05What you can do is you can convert the object to an array with a key value pair using:
const tempArray = Object.entries(arr[0]);
So this will convert the object to a nested array:
[[key, value], [key, value], [key, value], ... ]
And then use the .filter array operator so that you can remove all of the values that are null:
const filteredArray = tempArray.filter(([key, value]) => value !== null );
And finally, you can convert back to an object using the fromEntries method of the Object class.
const filteredObj = Object.fromEntries(filteredArray);
QUESTION
I have data like following
12 x ATG 370 g, 12 x 720 ml, 1 Glas = 0.97, 1 kg = 2.03
versch. Sorten, 2 x 250 g, 1 Packung = 1.-, 100 g = 0.40
2 x 950 g, 1 Packung = 4.98, 1 kg = 4.47, tiefgekühlt
versch. Sorten, 2 x 500 g, 1 Packung = 0.65, 1 kg = 1.-
3,5 % Fett, 3 x 1 Liter, 1 Packung = 0.76, 1 Liter = 0.60
Krönung Balance gemahlen oder Krönung Aroma ganze Kaffeebohnen, 500 g, 1 kg = 6.44
versch. Sorten, 400 g, 1 kg = 5.60
400 g, versch. Sorten, 1 kg = 5.60
Expected Outcome
12 x 720 ml => { pack: 12, weight:720 , unit: ml }
2 x 250 g. => { pack: 2, weight:250 , unit: g }
2 x 950 g => { pack: 2, weight:950 , unit: g }
2 x 500 g => { pack: 2, weight:500 , unit: g }
3 x 1 Liter => { pack: 3, weight:1 , unit: Liter }
500 g => { pack: 1, weight:500 , unit: g }
400 g => { pack: 1, weight:400 , unit: g }
400 g => { pack: 1, weight:400 , unit: g }
I tried the following code
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Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 10:02You can use
QUESTION
I am trying to create a grouped new variable in R that is based on the lagged value of a another variable.
My data.frame looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Nov-11 at 10:29Try using this :
QUESTION
I'm using vanilla JavaScript to create a photo carousel; reading in values from an external JSON file, then looping through the JSON data to dynamically add thumbnails, a title, and an onclick to the carousel div. All the images and titles work fine, but the onclick passes only the last value used regardless of which thumbnail is clicked.
Here's the JSON file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 07:37You can find index like below. Inside onclick
using this
you will get clicked
div
. Then get id
with this.getAttribute('id')
and replace Scene
with ''
.
QUESTION
I have this json strings
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Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 23:33If you are running MySQL 8.0, you can unnest the arrays into rows with json_table()
, then filter on the name
s you are interested in, and aggregate.
Assuming that your table is mytable
and that the json column is called js
, that would be:
QUESTION
Hey guys I want to use Lottie with React Native to show a glas of water that gets filled up.
I found some ready Lottie files that look pretty good and I wanted to use them inside my app.
I installed Lottie and linked it (with rn-link and I tried it manually..).
I had an Error showing that stated TypeError: Cannot read property "Commands" of undefined. - but after changing the source it disapeared. The problem I have now is that it is only showing me a white screen and nothing is happening.
I am even using the official code that is taken from Lottie Docs (https://airbnb.io/lottie/#/react-native)
I tried it with 2 different animations (1: https://lottiefiles.com/15421-glass-of-water , 2: https://lottiefiles.com/5922-water-loading?lang=de ) - they are in my assets folder and inside the android/assets folder also!
Here is the code:
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Answered 2020-Apr-22 at 12:49Okay so I fixxed it - for me the issue was that I did not build the app again. So closing the emulator and restarting Android Studio to rebuild fixxed it for me.
QUESTION
Pretty basic Q but I'm just starting with MySql and can't work out how to do this. I am trying to summarise some pickup data and i want to gorup it into months and then show columns for total pickups in that month as well as a breakdown of what materials were picked up. I have tried to do this with subqueries but it shows for each month the total of pickups of the different material types from all time. What is the easiest way to solve this. Ta!
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Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 13:48You can do it with conditional aggregation:
QUESTION
The API I'm calling has a section of Ingredients I need to pull, and then push to the html page. They are listed as strIngredient1, strIngredient2, strIngredient3... Until 15. What I want to do is loop through each ingredient? I need some sort of dynamic variable I think. Totally not sure.
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Answered 2020-Feb-08 at 04:47You are trying to append to the variable name with the value of x
. You're close, but you need to use bracket notation rather than dot notation.
For example, if x
is currently 5, you can get the value of strIngredient5
with drinkResponse.drinks[0]['strIngredient'+x]
or drinkResponse.drinks[0][`strIngredient${x}`]
.
As Lain pointed out, you can also use Object.keys
to enumerate all of the keys on the object, then filter for only the keys which start with strIngredient
:
QUESTION
So i'm working on a task and can't seem to find a proper solution to my problem. I've already made a design inside photoshop to show what I want to create : Photoshop Design.
So basicly I want to have the main part inside a container (including: a paragraph at the left and an image of an icon next to an h1-title [at the right]) --> This all needs to be inside a responsive container.
My question is : how can I create a "black box" or "div" , at the left side next to the container , without it being placed above the container with the main content in, and still be responsive?
I've been struggling the last couple of days with this problem I did already try almost everything (the flex-properties in bootstrap, the col-systems in bootstrap, container inside a fluid container,...) but can't find a way to combine the container-fluid with a casual container... If anyone could help me out, it would definitely help me out a lot! Thanks in advance!
(ps: I don't post the code because everything I tried didn't work out.) Here is an example of how i want the divs to look like : example image
HTML :
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Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 14:44- You can achieve this from different ways. In which one way is you can use
Pesudo element
like:before
for this. - I have implement this thing in codepen please check this link: codepen You can read more about Pesudo elements from this link: Pesudo Element
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