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I have a JSON response that includes unknown keys (the numbers), which I'm finding difficult to parse using the Gson converter. The cut-down version is

I'm Iterating over an array list with following output:

1. Richard
2. Collins
3. Ducati
4. 50
5. London
6. Barten

Process finished with exit code 0

All those elements are inside my objet "Results"

my code:

I'm wondering how to approach making something like a denormalized universal relationships table within a Domain Design project (using NodeJS, NestJS). The relationships, similar to a 'like' in social media that can be applied to different item types, would potentially cross bounded contexts, but would not need to have knowledge of the context's domain and internal logic.

In database terms, this is the concept, though not generally good practice:

I am trying to making a python autogenerated Email app but there is a problem when running the code the traceback error shows up but I did write the code as my mentor write it down. This is the code that I used:

I am trying to use Try/Except in order to scrape through different pages of a URL containing author data. I need a set of author names from 10 subsequent pages of this website.

I'm sending JSON data from Apache Spark / Databricks to an API. The API is expecting the data in the following JSON format:

Summary: I need to get a range of values from one sheet, then set them into the first empty row of the second sheet. If that row is full, then append to the next.

I can get the script to set values into their corresponding cells, but not append; and I've been able to append a single cell value into an empty cell, but not the entire range. What am I not comprehending?

The goal: Basically I'm taking user input (lets say race data) and saving it to another sheet for referencing later. (possibly to average race times by weight and height or something)

Research: I'm a bit new to this, but I've also done a good bit of research, such as ben collins free introductory course and other questions from here (just to name a couple):

• [Get Range] SpreadsheetApp: getRange and setValues

• [Copy Range] How to copy row ranges in Google docs?

Code Grab my data:

I have a sample tbl_df that I am trying to find a solution to. I am trying to do the following at a high level. Compare the max score for a student in 2021 (based on which type count they have the most of) to their most recent result in that type in the most recent year before 2021. I'd like to use dplyr::filter but can't figure out how to filter properly to retain the tbl_df to get to my output.

In brief:

1. Group by full_name and choose the type row that has the max value in the count column for 2021
2. Choose the next most recent year for that same type

As you can see, since Eric Collins doesn't have a row in 2020, his most recent year is 2019, while the others have values in 2020.

Sample:

So essentially, I've been stuck on this for a while, not exactly sure if this question is super obvious or not since I don't come from a frontend development background.

But essentially, I'm trying to design this thing that mimics the youtube live chat design (building an OBS plugin that integrates the youtube live chat API). A JsFiddle of the page can be seen here -> jsfiddle demo

Dont't mind the borders, I'm just using it to help me visualize the bounds of my divs. But my problem here is how do I get that text with the username and the comment to align directly next to the pfp image.

I've tried using float, flexboxs, inline properties, etc. And they don't seem to work, again Im not exactly sure if I'm using them properly since I am not a frontend web developer, my knowledge of css is simply through stack overflow and some google searches.

My ideal result is to aim as close to something like this: