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I am trying to select today's date based on if the date is in between two dates, check-in date, and check-out date.

Is there a way to do that using MySQL query?

My database is structured with saving only the check-in date and checkout date like this,

And selecting the dates using the below code,

Here in the first case, I have made the navbar class inactive by commenting it out in vs code.

The result in the live server is as follows

Now I made the navbar class active and the position is set, relative

Now the results are as follows

The background color fits the size of the navigation bar.

I am not getting what is actually happening when the position of the navbar is set as relative. How is the background color fits in the second case?

Here is the snippet for case 1:

The idea:

Customer puts a box in their cart (four different simple products). They hold 4, 9, 16 or 24 pieces per box.

The customer then moves onto selecting products to put into the box / boxes. These products should be from the mix-and-match product tag. If they are not, they will be packed separately but more importantly, not counted as an mix-and-match product.

What I do not know how to do is this:

The function needs to count how many boxes that are in the cart and automatically calculate how many pieces that can be added.

Overall example:

Customer adds the box that can hold 4 pieces and the box that can hold 16 pieces. In total, the customer can now add 20 mix-and-match products to the cart.

If the customer not does not add 20 mix-and-match products to their cart, a message is shown. If the customer adds more than 20 mix-and-match products to their cart, a different message is shown.

Here are a few message examples:

"You have added the box that fits XX pieces. Please add an additional XX mix-and-match products to your cart. Note: non mix-and-match products will be packed separately in a cellophane bag."

"You have added XX boxes. You can add XX pieces. Please add an additional XX mix-and-match products to your cart. Note: non mix-and-match products will be packed separately in a cellophane bag."

This is the code I need help modifying:

I know the standard says if the integer literal does not fit the int, it tries unsigned int, and so forth, per section 2.14.2 Table 6 in the standard.

My question is: what's the criteria to determine it fits or not?

Why do both std::is_signed::value std::is_signed::value gives false. Why don't they fit in int? 0x80000000 has the same bit representation as signed -1 signed -2147483648.

I am working with nom version 6.1.2 and I am trying to parse Strings like A 2 1 2.

At the moment I would be happy to at least differentiate between input that fits the requirements and inputs which don't do that. (After that I would like to change the output to a tuple that has the "A" as first value and as second value a vector of the u16 numbers.)

The String always has to start with a capital A and after that there should be at least one space and after that one a number. Furthermore, there can be as much additional spaces and numbers as you want. It is just important to end with a number and not with a space. All numbers will be within the range of u16. I already wrote the following function:

Oracle database

Let's say I have 3 boxes with different quantity of items inside (no of box is fixed )

Box id's and qtys below

Is there a way to write the below neo4j cypher script to handle n case whens depending on the size of the array being read? I have varying array sizes on which to calculate co2 consumption so to use a one size fits all case when would be highly inefficient.

I would like to design a query where I can combine two jsonb with an unknown number/set of elements in postgreSQL in a controlled manner. The jsonb operator || almost exactly fits my purpose, but for one of the jsonb elements I would like to concatenate and separate by comma the two values rather than having the second jsonb's value override the first's value. For example: