I´ve isolated a problem I´m having in a complex code and was able to replicate the issue. Let´s say I have the following array: $categoriesFiltersGenericCheck[2] = [ 'id' => 2214, 'sort_order' => '0.000000000000000000000000000000', 'date_creation' => '2023-09-10 11:17:41', 'date_edit' => '2023-09-10…
I have an array that need to be sliced in the below formate. $arr =[val1,val2,val3,val4,..........]; $result = [ [ val1, val2, val3 ], /* First 3 elements */ [ val4, val5, val6 ], /* next 3 elements */ [ val7…
I want to get the difference between the values of a array. <?php $array_values = array('2', '6', '16', '27'); ?> my expectation would be: Array ( [0] => 4 [1] => 10 [2] => 11 ) The code: <?php $array_data…
I did this while....//to get dynamic value of $data[18] One of the value is $data[18] = '256000000000;2001111162880;2001111162880;2001111162880;10000831348736;1800360124416;256000000000'; $result = []; foreach(explode("n", $data[18]) as $str){ $result[] = implode("GB/", array_map(fn($v) => floor((int)$v / 1e9), explode(";", $str))). 'GB'; } $data[18] = implode("n", $result);…
I've problem with combining 2 or more arrays in PHP. for example I've list of arrays like this : $array['item_code'] = ['ITM-001','ITM-002','ITM-003']; $array['price'] = [5000,6000,7000]; $array['qty'] = [3,4,5]; ` how to combine the arrays to be output JSON like this…
I have a 2D array in JavaScript where the first row contains date-time strings, and I want to sort all the rows based on the dates in the first row. Here's an example of my array: const data = […
I have two array of objects with different key/value pair. I want to match these if it doesnt match then console log the unmatched object. array1=[ {'mobile': '24pp'}, {'android': '30pp'}, { 'ios': '23pp'} ] array2=[ {'ios': '23pp'}, {'android': '30pp'}, {'mobile':…
I have a problem, that I can't figure out. After fetching data to an array I can display this array, but I can't display just one object in it or map through it useMemo(() => { // setTabIsLoading(true); console.log(tabIsLoading); const…
I want a JSON array to contain all integers between 0 and 1000, but I don’t want to declare each element of that very long array individually. Is there a more economical/elegant way to declare that array in a JSON…
{"Adana, Türkiye", "Mersin, Akdeniz/Mersin, Türkiye", "Yozgat, Yozgat Merkez/Yozgat, Türkiye"} How can I convert this data format to array? For example: ["Adana, Türkiye", "Mersin, Akdeniz/Mersin, Türkiye", "Yozgat, Yozgat Merkez/Yozgat, Türkiye"] I tried many methods but none worked. I do not think…