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I use the aggregate function to count the most occurring unique values (which lets say is 5). I now want to list these unique values that were counted in a column - struggling with how to do that. Can I even do that? I'm using PostgreSQL.

I want to store the data variables (String[]) to variable results in ArrayList, and then the final results of recursive function is ArrayList results. in this case return [[ani,budi],[ani,cici],[budi,cici]]. Anyone can help me?

My data are similar to the following data. Note some two surnames or names which I did not mentioned here

I have a table which is like:

I have the following text:

I don't like to eat Cici's food (it is true)

I need to tokenize it to

['i', 'don't', 'like', 'to', 'eat', 'Cici's', 'food', '(', 'it', 'is', 'true', ')']

I have found out that the following regex expression (['()\w]+|\.) splits like this:

['i', 'don't', 'like', 'to', 'eat', 'Cici's', 'food', '(it', 'is', 'true)']

How do I take the parenthesis out of the token and make it to an own token?

Thanks for ideas.

(Disclaimer: the title of this question is probably too generic and not helpful to future readers having the same issue. Probably, it's just because I can't phrase it properly that I've not been able to find anything yet to solve my issue... I engage in modifying the title, or just close the question once someone will have helped me to figure out what the real problem is :) ).

I receive a string in input that contains two information of my interest:

• A version name, which is 3.1.build and something else later
• A build id, which is somenumbers-somenumbers-eitherwordsornumbers-somenumbers

I need to extract them separately.

I have an input which may come in 4 different ways:

Sample 1: v3.1.build.dev.12345.team 12345-12345-cici-12345 (the spaces in between are some \t first, and some whitespaces then).

Sample 2: v3.1.build.dev.12345.team 12345-12345-12345-12345 (this is very similar than the first example, except that in the second part, we only have numbers and -, no alphabetic characters).

Sample 3:

I'm learning javascript and I got stuck on a little project right now. I receive an error:

"Uncaught ReferenceError: Invalid left-hand side expression in prefix operation at HTMLImageElement. (app.js:142)"

and I don't know where the mistake is. I'll post the code bellow, maybe someone will have an answer for me. Thanks in advance.

While working on a text-based data frame, I noticed that the functions str_remove_all and modify only work together when I create a function that uses str_remove_all, and I'm wondering if anyone can explain why that is. For example: