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I have a Ingredient model and a Shopping model for a shopping list and I would like to group ingredients by their category in the shopping list view. Is there a database method to achieve this or will running the for loop I have in my Views.py the easiest?

The below image is exactly what I would like to achieve in my shopping list view:

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I want a Ingress, that routes host.com/abc/xyz to service/xyz. I have the following configuration but its routing host.com/abc/xyz to service/abc/xyz.

Dumb question time:

There is a mostly manual sort algorithm that has you compare items in the list 2 at a time and choose which is more important from each pair. A, or B? A, or B? Now, this can be done without hitting the Big O(n!) and is actually closer to, or less than O(2n) if I remember correctly. And no, I am not talking about a red/black or binary search or sort. For the life of me I cannot remember what this process is called nor the exact algorithm to code.

It is typically used in ordering subjective list items. Examples would be:

• Order your core values from most important to least
• Order the main points on a house hunt from most important to least

Example (which is more important):

• 3 bedrooms OR open concept
• chef kitchen OR large pantry
• large pantry OR 3 bedrooms

I could noodle this out in the long run. I've actually done it once before years and years ago. I am short on time and have 3 other sections of code to get done this week. Any help is appreciated!

What is the name of this type of sort? What is the algorithm?

Hi I'm new to programming and I am building a recipe website to learn, what I am struggling with though is how to handle recipe ingredients? I would like to do the following:

• Have global recipe ingredients i.e. common ingredients, chicken, beef etc.
• Allow users to create their own ingredients (for that user only) i.e. big tomato
• Attach ingredients to a recipe regardless of if they are global or user created
• Allow users to add ingredients to their pantry and how much of the ingredient they have in stock

What I think the models would like is below, but I'm not sure if this is correct or the best method, any advice appreciated.

recipe/models.py

so i have this page called screen1 its work fine and show the data

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I need to pull text line by line out of my .txt file and store it into a dynamic array that has new space allocated every time I pull a new line out of the .txt file. My code seems to pull out the first line just fine and store it into the first pointers array, but on the second loop, it seems to reset all the pointers arrays which gives me memory allocation errors when I later try to access it. Why does this happen especially when I don't touch the pointers and their arrays after I store stuff into them?

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I am building a site with Gatsby and Shopify. What I want to do is programmatically create pages for each product in a collection. I got the code working to do it for all products as per the tutorial. Now I am trying to edit the graph QL query to only return the product in a collection.

gatsby develop runs fine but when I try and go to the page I get a 404

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