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CoffeeMaker is a lightweight service which returns sample data in JSON from Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Instagram.
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QUESTION
I need to group row's in one row if they have same id or same attribute. So i suppose i need to use INNER JOIN
and GROUP_CONCAT
, but i don't know how. Problem is that if two users do not have a common attribute, but fall into the same group with the same third user, all three must be combined into one group. Also i don't have group_id
column in table.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 14:49This is a graph-walking problem, so a simple JOIN
is not sufficient. One approach is to get all attributes associates with a given attribute. The following recursive CTE does this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to map a JObject to a model but I'm having trouble mapping the constraints to the model How could I achieve this? As the constraints value is a bit dynamic (https://apiclient.home-connect.com/#/programs/get_available_program)
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 16:15In your case, constraints isn't a string[] but should be declare as a Model like this :
QUESTION
I am doing an assignment for a course, I need to get full coverage of this method
These are the attributes and the constructor, it is a program for a coffee machine, this is the Recipe class
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 11:40Your test is failing because in the testSetPrice_2 method, the initial invocation of r1.setPrice("adsada");
causes a NumberFormatException
to be thrown which interrupts the execution of the test ...
QUESTION
Expectation: console prints: "Making 2 cups of Light coffee"
Reality: Error:(2, 30) Kotlin: The integer literal does not conform to the expected type Array
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 06:49You are passing two integers into the constructor, but your constructor only accepts an Array of Strings and optional an Int.
so what you can do is:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 12:57If you want all articles, you don't want a "full join". You want a left join
that starts with the articles
table. Further, you don't even need that, because all your articles have values in data.
But the question does specify all articles, so:
QUESTION
**UPDATE : I have misunderstood the way spys function completely, I should be calling the spy version of a method in order for it to be verified NOT the real object method Ex : r.getPrice(); then verify(r).getPrice(); I still haven't figured the right way to get what i want but i thought i have to ask if i should delete this question ?
I'm spying an array element like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 08:45So from looking at your question and the comments, there are a few things I would recommend to take this forward.
So without seeing the entire code, I can not 100% sure if this is returning the expected Recipe[]
QUESTION
I have an enum I call Permission
of security permissions that matter to my application. In the database, the user may have additional permissions that are not relevant to my application. When reading the user from the database, I get a List
and I want to build up a List
, ignoring those strings that aren't values of the enum.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-05 at 20:19Both Ravindra and Eugene posted great answers. My own answer is less elegant and probably slower, but it does have this one advantage: I could implement it without having to modify the enum class. In the calling class, I added a method:
QUESTION
I have created a new project locally and it is a template application that has some base code (for upcoming projects), and I pushed it to a remote repository on Github. And all is working fine.
I am trying to create new projects (with their own local and remote repositories) out of that template app. For example, say the current project is called TemplateApp. I want to build a new project (based on TemplateApp) but is called CoffeeMaker (name should both be locally called and remotely). How can I do that?
I tried cloning TemplateApp, then renaming the project locally (and all its files - which is FRUSTRATING) and then do git init
and finally push to a new repository. IF this works, I have not succeeded yet as I kept failing in renaming the project locally.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-29 at 06:30- Create a new remote repository CoffeeMaker on Github.
- In the local TemplateApp, create a new branch which will be the main branch of CoffeeMaker.
- Push the new branch to the remote CoffeeMaker.
When creating the new branch, you could choose to preserve the previous history or not. Suppose to create new
from the latest master
in TemplateApp:
QUESTION
I've taken two Design Pattern courses now. 1 had this pattern below (note the lack of an interface).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-08 at 08:53The first example shows the essential Builder Pattern. It can be used to avoid creating multiple constructors. If you sometimes need to add Name and Student ID, or other times you need to add Name, Address and Phone number, a single object Builder is very useful for that.
The second example is a Factory Builder! It can be used to define priveleges for different kinds of users. These priveleges don't often change but vary among the types of users you have. That's where factory comes in. Basically it's used to create a PRODUCT and that product does not often change.
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