How to remove all emojis from a string if they are not equal to any of the ones in the object? For example: let allowedEmojis = { '😀': 50, '😂': 150, '🥳': 500 }; function filterEmojis() { // what should…
I'm trying to learn opencv in c++ as i will be required to use it very soon. The problem i'm facing is exactly as the title says: opencv won't open (cv::imread()) any image even though the path is correct. When…
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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 am a newbie in JavaScript and to programming. Need assistance to clarify this doubt console.log('a'>'A'); This code returns True let result = 'a'.localeCompare('A'); console.log(result); console.log(Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale); This code returns -1 and my locale is en-IN This is creating a confusion…
Using an Angular application which inserts 'ng-star-inserted' to every node element. I need to check if the target element class exists inside array var footerElementClassList = [ 'footer-links__link', 'social__link-icon', 'bottom__link', ]; const filtered = footerElementClassList.includes('bottom__link ng-star-inserted'); console.log(filtered); Tried below options…
A have a collection Products in MongoDB: { "name": "My Product 01", "description": "This is an excelent product", "tags": [ "AA", "BBBB", "C", "DDDDDDDDDDD" ] } How can I find the single longest occurrence if an item in the whole…
A challenge question "Given is a string hangmanString. Replace every second letter with an underscore and return the result as a string. The first character must be an underscore.". My result kept repeating the words and adding the underscore in…
I have string values (filed name: filename) that follow a certain template: filename_this_is_called_Plan_A file_this_is_Plan_A filename2024_this_is_known_as_Plan_A While the strings are all a different length, they all end with _Plan_A, also known as the segment. How can I trim this in PostgreSQL…
Strings are primitives, meaning they don't actually have methods or properties associated with them. According to MDN In contexts where a method is to be invoked on a primitive string or a property lookup occurs, JavaScript will automatically wrap the…