I am just implementing a search with Lucene 5.5.0 for a JSF web application. In the application, several user can edit documents and very simple (only date and
In the Woocommerce single variable product pages, I would like to change the order of the sizing options on the related drop-down menu. Actually It is like thi
I have a multidimensional array in php: Array ( [0] => Array ( [certificate_name] => track.site [domains] => track.site
I have a spreadsheet like this - I can't figure out how to dynamically search for this. I want to find the MAX Score Value + output the related name (no worries
I have two columns, the first column (A) has names and the second column (B) has values. A B apple 10 orange 12 orange 14 apple 8 Is there a way to get only r
I need to develop a simple application for sorting and selecting data according to predefined rules. The application must be able to work with JSON lists of obj
I am trying to understand how JavaScript merge sort function work. And I struggle understanding how the recursive function work. This is the code: const mergeSo
How to sort this map by value? var map = new Map(); map.set('orange', 10); map.set('apple', 5); map.set('banana', 20); map.set('cherry', 13);
I have an ArrayList that contains a list of JSONpaths in String format, similar to something like the following: "$['book'][0]['title']" "$['book'][1]['title']"
I have an ArrayList that contains a list of JSONpaths in String format, similar to something like the following: "$['book'][0]['title']" "$['book'][1]['title']"
I have problem with sorting. Repository method: @Query(nativeQuery = true, value = "SELECT D.ID as dealerId , D.NAME as dealerName, K.ID as kpiId, " + "
I know that sort_index() lets me sort a df by the index, but I am wondering if sort_values() can sort by the index too (without resetting the index)?
I have an array in PHP and I need to sort by a nested array inside of the array... Here is my array: Array ( [0] => Array ( [project_
I need to order an array of objects, composed by a name and a dependencies list (made out of names). An example of this array could be: [ { name: 'a', requi
I need to order an array of objects, composed by a name and a dependencies list (made out of names). An example of this array could be: [ { name: 'a', requi
I am trying to average all the elements that are above 150 in an array. I can't figure out how to make it all work out and output the correct numbers. Can anyon
I am trying to average all the elements that are above 150 in an array. I can't figure out how to make it all work out and output the correct numbers. Can anyon
trying to recreate a next/previous item on a stack of cards. I have my cards in a ZStack. The problem I’m having is that by default ZStack are in reverse
I have this method to merge 2 sorted arrays into one sorted array: public void merge(T[] a, int l1, int r1, T[] b, int l2, int r2, T[] c, int l3) {
I have a records collection with the following indexes: {"_id":1} {"car.make":1,"city":1,"car.mileage":1} And performing the following query: db.records.agg