I'm working on a challenge called Compare the Triplets in Hacker Rank where the function takes in two arrays as parameters and you are meant to compare the indexes and award a point to the group with a higher number…
I have a Photoshop PSD document which has a layerset named “Flags“. “Flags” has a sub-layerset called “LEFT-Flags“ which itself contains artlayers, each with a national flag image. The number of these artlayers is currently around 40 - but will…
I am trying to pass data from Formidable Forms to Brevo with an API. Here is my code so far: { "updateEnabled": true, "email": "[376]", "emailBlacklisted": false, "smsBlacklisted": false, "attributes": { "FIRSTNAME": "[374]", "LASTNAME": "[375]", "GENRE": ["[385]"] }, "listIds": [2]…
I want to display 4 videos on the screen using react, if I increase the size of one video, the others should adjust accordingly , how can I do it? I tried the following code <SplitterLayout percentage secondaryInitialSize={50}> {/* Left…
I would like to split the following string const hours = '13:00 - 17:00 / 20:00 - 02:00' into this array ['13:00', '17:00', '20:00', '02:00'] where there are no spaces, no '/' and no '-'. I tried with this syntax…
I want to replace any word that follows a certain condition in a text, with another word, which varies, depending on the first word. The possibilities of the other word is stored in an array, and the index of the…
I have a string "perm=delete;search;update;view-shielded;roles=Admin;CustomerService" and want to convert it as "perm=delete;search;update;view-shielded/roles=Admin;CustomerService". I try regex but no luck. Please help me with regex.
let text = "testing: 1, 2, 3"; console.log(text.split(/D+/)); Output: ["", "1", "2", "3"] why "testing:" is not the first element? "testing:" is also non-digit like space. What is the logic behind first element as empty string?
I am trying to divide a string in flutter into text and numbers. The string consists of a number and a measurement in the metric system. My goal is to separate the number from the measure in order to process…
In a compile-time parser, I need to extract parts of a std::string_value literal and decode them. A minimal, unfortunately not compiling, example of what I do is: #include <charconv> #include <iostream> #include <optional> #include <ranges> #include <string_view> template <typename X>…