Which one has faster results? Consider thousands of record in array so after execution of map, filters, and find function in Javascript var folks = [ {name: "Nill", age: "20", occupation: "delinquent"}, {name: "John", age: "3", occupation: "delinquent"}, {name: "Bob",…
I have a dictonary dumped to json like this dict({'abc1': {'1': 'asdf', '11': 'asdfasd', "2": 'afds'}, 'abc2': {'1': 'asdf', '11': 'asdfasd', '2': 'afds'}}) How can I dump the dictionary to json with ordered keys. Because of the alphabetic prefix I…
I am trying to build a Tree based on data to be found in a dictionary. I know that this could be achieved using recursion, but I am facing troubles solving this problem. The goal would be to construct a…
I am having trouble creating a JSON object that embeds an array of dictionaries. Here is non-working code of what I want to do. The myMessages in parameters throws an error: let myMessages: [Dictionary: Any?] = [ { role: "system",…
I'm working on a REST API assignment in uni which should be simple, but I've become stuck and have been going round in circles for hours. I've been tasked with writing python code which 'consumes' JSON data from an API.…
So here I am trying to map through multiple arrays, and return all the data related to it. But only the first array is getting returned. The strange thing here is that when I try console logging the same its…
I want to memoize the return result of my function that take two int. i know i could convert the vector as a string like 1-2 but is there another way to do it ? I tried to set an…
I have a JSON file and I want to make a counter that every time the day (day = lastday - today) (lastday is the day that the counter will stop and the day will be 0) is 0 then…
I have a json tree at hand, I want to reformat it. **The input is somewhat like : ** [ { "archive":{ "LOGS":{ "_files":[ "zomp_download_20220601170001.log", "zomp_download_20220626170002.log" ] }, "SUMMARY":{ "_files":[ "SUMMARY_zomp_report_2022-04-01.csv", "SUMMARY_zomp_report_2022-06-25.csv" ] }, "_files":[ "lexter_report_2022-04-01.csv", "lexter_report_2022-06-25.csv" ] } }…
As above mentions, I'm currently trying to convert a string into a dictionary that looks like below: "{"SOAPAction":"http://www.my-website..uk/path/To/service/v1/serviceAndLedger","ID":"1sceas2-61ae-379dd-a9cd-c813fb07u8inb", "info": {"GMT":"16/Nov/2022:12:13:46 +0000", "client":"10.177.147.71:42987", "frontend":"path/to_my_ip/12.189.66.213:8804", "request":"POST /path/service HTTP/1.1", "body":"\/path\/of\/downloaded\/file.xml", "response":"-"}}" The issue is that the above code currently doesn't convert into a…