namey | Random name generator based on US Census data
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kandi X-RAY | namey Summary
Namey is a ruby gem for auto-generating names. It uses the [US Census Bureau database] of first and last names to generate random names. Since the database itself specifies the frequency of each name, you can get specify whether you want a common name, rare name, etc.
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- Loads the given name into the table file
- generate a name
- Calculates the frequency of a given range .
- takes sure we don t need to clean up
- sort a set of random data
- create a name
- Get a table name
- Generate name for given name
- Load local file names
- Clean up the first name in the first name .
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QUESTION
I'm creating an app to get posts from a web server, and i'm getting a jsonarray to object error I'm new to android development and tutorials i see the JsonArray is named before, so it'd be array of dogs, and then inside that would have breed and name and so on, mines not named.
the code i have is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 05:08You should use like below
QUESTION
is there anyway I can remove a specific string if other list contain a substring of it? For example: list x contain the substring, since y[0] have 'hi'(which contain in list x) inside the word, I would like to remove it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 04:08Give this a try. It iterates through x then checks if any string in x is a substring of any string in y.
QUESTION
I have a PostgreSQL database with a table called items which includes a JSONB field care_ages.
This field contains an array of between one and three objects, which include these keys:
- AgeFrom
- AgeTo
- Number
- Register
For a one-off audit report I need to run on this table, I need to "unpack" this field into columns on the same row.
I've used jsonb_to_recordset to split it out into rows and columns, which gets me halfway:
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Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 07:48You can use conditional aggregation to pivot your table. This can be done using the CASE clause as it was done at the solution you already linked or using the FILTER clause:
QUESTION
There are two tables.
Table A :
id name 1 nameX 2 nameYTable B :
id aId name 1 2 Foo 2 2 BarAsk a SQL:
when search 'nameY', get
A.id A.name B.id B.aId B.name 2 nameYwhen search 'Bar', get
A.id A.name B.id B.aId B.name 2 nameY 2 2 Bar-
SQL:
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Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 07:25Check This:
You can use a Case Statement to Compare with the Column Values from the tables.
Also the CASE statement also follows Datatype Precedence, So We are using CAST Function in this.
By Using ON Clause As A.ID = B.ID
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I got an array of objects like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 04:22actorsToBeAdded.forEach(value=>{
defaultActors.push(
{data:{name:value}},
);
}
)
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Here's my problem: I have 2 sheets in my document (lets call them Sheet 1 and Sheet 2). They contain similar stuff and both look like this (Names may differ, as well as values):
Column A, C, D and F contain times (in m:ss). Column B and E both calculate the time-difference between NameX and NameY and add ">, < or ~ ~" depending on the actual difference (ignore the coloring).
Now here comes my problem: I want to find 3 minima (on Sheet 3). Minimum 1 is easy, as I can just use this function (it automatically filters out column B and E):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 20:50It's a little monstrous, but this might work:
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I'm able to initialize 2 variables of different types like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 03:30to creates a tuple of 2 elements - Pair so using a tuple of three elements Triple is the solution.
QUESTION
I have configured a Structured Data for a Product. Although each itemprop was showing up no errors in Google structured data Testing tool, But in google I couldn't see the price and availability. Same link in google .
I have followed the google documentation. For the Product Example coded like this ( I just replaced the value with some static values for simplicity) :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 05:23For your html example you need to place the Offer inside the offers span. At the moment it is out on its own.
For the json-ld example the issue may be that you place the availability in the AggregateOffer. Google may only support it in Offer, which is missing.
QUESTION
I have an object inboundTransfer which contains an unknown number of keys. I would like to get all values from the itemNumbersList properties which match the values on an array Object.keys(selectedItems). The data that I receive looks a little something like this:
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Answered 2020-May-01 at 08:21I found a way that works, but it's not very elegant, I guess:
QUESTION
I am making a function where if i type my name. lets say 'Namey Fakey Dake', that would leave Namey to the first name, and Dake the lastname, and fakey would be the characters middle name. i want to rearrange them, and even if i add more middle names i want those to be automaticly rearranged
As i am not that experienced in python, there are limits to my skills. i have tried to use a single print function manually rearrange them, but that would only work if i only had 1 middle in the way i wrote it, and i dont know how to actually fix it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-02 at 12:47Use str.join with str.split:
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