kowalski | capistrano tasks to aid in distributed testing

For it to work, your JSON file must rather look like this:

Hence your question is asking for ordering grades with out mentioning a model, and I assume your grade is the last value in each line of the CSV file. So I have chosen a simple solution is using SortedList with key and value, so the grades become integer and the your line is string type.

I have build the solution your existing code, with some inline explanation.

Here is the code:

The following is an adaptation of your code with corrections and comments:

The rule does not support this - it treats all destructuring as the same.
Note that more customisability won't be added to the rule because it shouldn't be used in most codebases.

Using it, and adding unnecessary type annotations is an anti-pattern, and has a negative effect on your codebase.

This rule isn't really intended to be used day-to-day in a codebase, it's intended to help you migrate your codebase so you can turn on the noImplicitAny compiler option.

Unnecessary type annotations everywhere is bad for your codebase. Each one incurs a maintenance cost (you have to manually update them to keep them in sync), and each one also slows down compilation, because TypeScript has to take time to validate that the annotation is correct.

As the maintainer of @typescript-eslint, I strongly advise against using the typedef rule.

Instead of using accNum = sc.nextLine(); I suggest you to use accNum = sc.next(); since your accNum does not contain any spaces.

since you use int choice = sc.nextInt(); , nextInt() is not read new line character but you create new line by hitting Enter. Therefore accNum = sc.nextLine(); reads that new line character and returns.

This xjson is an Array of JSON(looks User) objects. So you need to access the array elements as below,

you need to create a custom validator for the checkobx for the reasons mentioned in the comment above.

You can change your source like below. Your CSS doesn't change, but I added some change in your HTML tags and js code.

I undesrtand you meant to say the content "collapses" to the left (not crashes).

You could use a pusher placeholder element like so: