I have an XML file, here is a snippet: <response> <data offset="4" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Hours"/> <data offset="2" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Minutes"/> <data offset="0" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Seconds"/> <data offset="6" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Day"/> <data offset="8" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Month"/> <data offset="10" length="2" pattern="[%lx]" desc="Year"…
I have a function-returning function. The inner function makes use of the parent function's argument in its body. Then I make a list of functions produced by calling the parent function with different arguments. Here is an example: function f(a)…
I'm calling my Lambda from an API Gateway and as Input give it a userID and a MMMY, which is just Month and year. Besides that I input data in the form of a List of Objects that look like…
I tried to create simple yt converter which from given url will download audio and upload it to s3. I was able to save text file using this lambda function but when it comes to audio it just get timed…
I have a Comma separated Upper case string with spaces that needs to be converted into a comma separated string in Title Case and trim the end spaces only. Sample String: "BAHAMAS, BAHRAIN, BANGLADESH, BONAIRE SINT EUSTATIUS, BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA" Desired…
I'm a newbie to both Stack Overflow and coding, so please bear with me if my question seems a bit basic or naive. I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve the complete list of IP addresses used in my…
I am a newer with AWS Lambda function to expect response an simple array like this: I have setup a simple Lambda Node function SimpleArray: export const handler = async (event) => { const responseArray = [ { name: "Item…
I got error {message: 'Missing Authentication Token'} . how can i fix issue ? const AWS_REGION = 'myREGION'; const FUNCTION_NAME = 'myfn'; const ACCESS_KEY = 'myACCESS_KEY'; const SECRET_KEY = 'mySECRET_KEY'; const updateEnvironmentVariables = async () => { const credentials =…
Is this a Visual Studio bug or .NET runtime bug? Consider the following code: public class DoWork { public void Run() { List<Entity> items = new List<Entity>(); items.Add(new Entity { Name = "1" }); items.Add(new Entity { Name = "12"…
What is the difference in C# lambda when the curly braces are used and when not? I am working on a project and we have the following piece of code: public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app) { ... //some other code goes…