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QUESTION
Say I have an integer value "45,678.25" in cell A10 in google sheet.
Initially, I will use below command to assign the value in A10 into a variable:
Method1:
var myitem=sheet.getRange(10,1).getValue();
Then I noticed that I could also do the same with below command:
Method2:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 13:24It is safe to do so and there's no impact on the end result or output.
Performance wise, when dealing with large data, getting all the data in one shot is the recommended best practice. However, if you only need specific ranges, take only the range that encompasses all the ranges you need and not all dataRange. If you need, A1, C1 and B5, You can take, getRange("A1:C5").getValues()
and index into the resulting array accordingly.
Based on the updated code, There is another difference between the two checker
functions: The confounding variable here is Time.
In method 1,
QUESTION
I have been trying to make a website, that will get each image in a directory (server side) from a folder, and then call a function to display the current image in a card, and keep doing that until it has been done for every image.
I have this, probably very innefficient code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 21:19You need to make sure that you're passing in the full path to each image, which includes the directory
QUESTION
Recently I had a school project in which I need to take a user input as an integer between 1-12 (representing the months of the year), and the age of the user, and do a math equation to produce a number that will spit out the age and birth month of the user (yes I know this is redundant but I have to do the math equation and not spit out the user inputs). Me being that one kid who wants an 100% tried to make it so that the user can input the month by string e.g(Jan = 1) using lists and if statements. The code bellow isn't working as whenever a user inputs something if statement doesn't change the birthNum variable. So please help me as i have tried almost everything and nothing works, but I feel as if I am so close to getting it to work.
Here is the code for turning the user input (string) into a integer:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-05 at 17:29Using lists for this is highly unperformant. Your solution would require about 5 * 12 lookups for getting the value associated with a String.
A way faster data structure that can do this use case in O(1)
is a dict.
Try to format your code like this:
QUESTION
I am a little bit stuck with my javascript/json. I've made a script, how loads json and puts it in html. Now my question, how can I update data. I want to make the script so, that when you try to press the button, the script updates the living place from the person.
Plaats = place postcode = zipcode
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-10 at 12:30You have to change the obj
and display again the list
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