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I believe your goal is as follows.

• You want to reduce the process cost of your script.

• When I saw your script, I thought that blob1 and blob2 can be put out of the loop. I think that by this, the process cost might be a bit low.
• But, when 500 emails are sent by GmailApp.sendEmail in a loop, this process cost will be high. I thought that this cost is larger than that of the above point.
• In order to reduce the process cost for sending 500 emails, in this answer, as a workaround, I would like to propose using Gmail API and the batch request. But I'm not sure whether this is the direct solution to your issue. So please test the following script.

The modified script is as follows.

Before you use this script, please install a Google Apps Script library of BatchRequest. You can see how to install this library at here.

And, please enable Gmail API at Advanced Google services.

And please set the file IDs of [FILE_ID1] and [FILE_ID2].

Well you can achieve this by the following ways in below snippet .
The first code which is commented in JS is dynamic one but it don't work as you need ( that is when one accordion is clicked then others are closed ) but it is fast because you can work with as many accordion as you want using single JS .

Just do the Group later in query

Don't map on the Id. Map means entity mapping not id mapping.

It behaves like that because you added creator to fields so it's a required field. You have three solutions to solve your problem, depending on what you want.

Make it an optional field, so you will be able to update creator using your API.

Hey big fan of Gustave Doré, here is a way you can do it

Your .kkey is another use of a synthetic property, so you can't do that without Kotlin Android Extensions. The synthetic property is under the hood using findViewById on whatever ConstraintLayout you call it on to find the child view.

With view binding, no such properties of Views exist. But the generated class does have properties for include blocks. These properties return the generated binding classes of the layout files that you're including. However, you have not used android:id elements on your include elements, so they won't be accessible via your binding class.

Even if you did, that wouldn't be compatible with your ConstraintLayout Array strategy here.

I suggest for ease of converting your code, you create a direct replacement for the synthetic property, like this:

[Recommended] Simply do this : Ref. Range-based for loop

In the changing suffixes you can use FuzzyWuzzy library https://github.com/seatgeek/fuzzywuzzy