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QUESTION
I am working on an app that reads a public JSON for Bike availability and many other data.
Structs located here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 06:19Here is how you can proceed.
Let's assume you want to fetch stationName
from stations
array,
QUESTION
I have an array that looks like this
array_names = [Mathew,Kelp ,Liman Kolf, Hebert,Ansh];
Now in the array above, Mathew, Kelp
is one name , Liman Kolf
is another name and Herbet,Ansh
is another name making it 3 names in the array.
Now i want to split this array on new lines in table like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 12:32You should split them by a RegExp
QUESTION
I would like to query this column that is a JSON object.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 19:37Your date string is in "combined timestamp" format. To my understanding, you're just trying to cast that string into a date type.
PostgreSQL
The following example works and will cast your string into the date you want:
QUESTION
I wrote a JS script to run notifications every 10 seconds.
This script works fine, but there is a problem.
The FIRST notification (data) output is blank.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-30 at 19:59Move most of the logic from within the setInterval
into its own function which you can call separately when the page loads. This will ensure that the initial notification isn't blank.
QUESTION
I have a text file which goes like this:
1574683 Abyssinia
8546279 Royal_Oak
2454438 Oceanway
9146578 Atilgan
3378841 Albatros
6562152 Imbat1000085321 N N
1000255963 N N
1000511926 N N
1000853210 N N
1001279815 N N
1001791741 N N
1002388988 N N
1003071556 N N
1003839445 N N
...
This text file represents a port. First 6 lines are 6 ships' IMO numbers and their names. The rest are containers. There are 632 containers. Port is an object and it keeps containers and ships -which are also objects- as two separate object arraylists. Here's my attempt at extract the data from the text file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-17 at 22:28For integer, maximum number is: 2147483648 and minimum number is -2147483648 which 2^31
if you want to enter a number bigger than 2147483648, you should use "long" instead of "int"
QUESTION
I have three text files. The first one looks like this:
1574683 Abyssinia 105 60 25 21 11
The second one looks like this:
2454438 Oceanway 112 52 20 5 8
But a small part of the third one looks like this(the rest of it goes just like that, nothing different):
9146578 Atilgan 98 59 18 15 20
1000085320 N N
1000255961 N N
1000511923 N N
1000853206 N N
1001279810 N N
1001791735 N N
...
I'm trying to create objects from these files and store them in an arraylist, the first two files are successful. But the last one is a bit different because each line is an object but the first line is another object that has to contain rest of the objects, with an arraylist as well.
Here's my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-15 at 20:06You need only use hasNextInt(): from what i could make out of your design so far, you need the following changes:
QUESTION
This code works in php 7
(localhost) but not php 5
(isp). It converts a delimited text file to a json
file for use with dataTables
.
source:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-30 at 13:02using the PHP Documentation you can use json_encode
It is native way to encode an array or any object implementing \JsonSerializable
into json string.
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