I have a function where user selects dates and it gets stored in an array object. There is check to see if user does not select dates that are already passed. It should ideally allow user to select current date…
I'm trying to develop a modular function that check if a string matches with a slice of RegExp. As a matter of context: // Object containing regular expressions const regex = { uppercase: /(?=.*[A-Z])/, // Find Capital letters digits: /(?=.*d)/,…
This is part of a bigger project, but I isolated the culprit for the error as being this specific snippet and adapted it so it would run by itself (including having the value for number predefined). #include <stdio.h> int main()…
I often deal with large JSON objects. In many cases data is nested within deep layers, and isn't guaranteed to be present. For example, I would love to use the following code: $images = $json['data']['article']['media']['assets']['crops']['featured-image']; However, perhaps the article doesn't…
I am merging two arrays which is working great. But i am showing the data on a calendar and i need an array to be used as a single line. My Data: [ { "pets": [ { "name": "Hound", "id":…
Problem Description I am trying to use xpath to locate the "Messi" node from the HTML below. To minimize coding efforts, I am hoping for a solution that uses an array index, instead of looping through an iterator. My assumption…
I'm trying to compare the current state of selected options against an incoming state of options. The incoming state will have property selected which is a boolean. What I'm trying to accomplish is this: If an item in the incomingOptions…
I have an array that contains other arrays: export const ArtifactArray = [ AccessoriesArtifacts, BodyArtifacts, CloakArtifacts, FeetArtifacts, HandsArtifacts, HeadArtifacts, LeftHandArtifacts, MainHandArtifacts, NeckArtifacts ] Each of these arrays contain objects: export const BodyArtifacts = [ WonderArmor, BrimstoneBreastplate, PetrifiedWoodBreastplate, DragonScaleArmor, RibCage, GreatBasilistScales,…
I have two objects: const people = [ { name: "Dave", fruit: ["apple", "pear"], veg: ["asparagus", "peas"] }, { name: "Frank", fruit: ["mango", "banana"], veg: ["sweetcorn"] }, { name: "Alice", fruit: ["mango", "peach"], veg: ["asparagus"] }]; const demographics = {…
I have an array of objects: csvContent = [{ "a": 123, "b": "ccc" }, { "a": "bbb", "b": "aaa" }]; I process first "a" key value to a string use for (let i in csvContent){ dataString.a = String(csvContent[i].a); console.log(dataString.a); }…