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[justamain]

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[datastorages]

How to Extract a SQL Substring From Strings with SUBSTRING()

If you want to extract a SQL substring from strings with substring(), Please refer to the following article to become an expert.

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[myprogrammingschool]

5 ways to compare substring in java

5 ways to compare substring in java

I. Introduction A. Explanation of comparing substrings in Java In Java, it is often necessary to compare substrings within a larger string to determine if they are equal or if one string starts or ends with another substring. B. Importance of comparing substrings in Java Comparing substrings is an important task in programming, it can be used in a variety of applications such as data…

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[noisytenant]

tumblr filtering can you please create separate wildcard and literal filters. or at least a whitelist. insipid

#indexed post #i know the site is going down rn anyways but like seriously its just poor implementation #>mute 'cub'. >all posts from user 'cube' now filtered too #(example because i dont follow a Cube but i do follow someonme with the cub substring) #I WAS THINKING 'why havent i filtered these words earlier it would save me so much grief' #(forgets the substring issue) AH YES. Die

[lady-inkyrius]

Came across an interesting method for getting the roman numeral representation of a number and thought I'd implement it in Haskell

It's feels like it's a formal grammar but I don't know if it actually counts as one

First you convert the input <number> into a string of I's with length <number>, then perform those replacements on all non-overlapping occurrences of the given substrings.

For example, lets take 14:

14 -> IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII -> VVIIII VVIIII -> VVIV VVIV -> XIV

Or for a longer example 49:

49 -> IIIII...IIIII (49*I) IIIII...IIIII -> VVVVVVVVVIIII VVVVVVVVVIIII -> VVVVVVVVVIV VVVVVVVVVIV -> XXXXVIV XXXXVIV -> XXXXIX XXXXIX -> XLIX

Essentially you're using the fact that there are a limited number of the "subtraction" forms allowed (IV, IX, XL, XC, etc. You couldn't just say like IL) and treating them as unique qlyphs

#programming #you can mostly ignore the implementation of the 'replace' function it's not great #all it does is replace all non-overlapping occurences of a substring #the actual algorithm is basically just the 'roman' function #the >>> operator is just function composition with the arguments flipped so I can run the composition chain forwards

[pinejay]

i'm eating my words abt regex this is a nightmare. i'm learning a lot but i've been banging my head against the wall for hours. and just when i finally created what i want, they tell me i'm off the hook and the team that should've handled this in the first place will take it. yay (screaming inside)

#i've completely given up on the concept of positive/negative lookahead and lookbehind #it makes sense until u put it on the wrong side. like if it's lookahead what does it mean to put it ahead of the match substring?? #and u guys have no idea how many fucking backslashes i have to put in a row. it physically hurts #like not only do u need to escape the backslash in regex itself; u also need to escape it to put it into a java string #it's not like javascript where u can just surround the regex in forward slashes #and on top of that i was trying to match on an escaped backslash that wasn't already double escaped #and then making it double escaped #and i had to make sure this single escaped backslash only appeared in escaped double quotes #but every pair of double quotes. so i had to make sure the double quotes didn't contain another double quote inside

[relto]

i really really want to strangle the person who wrote this code. what is this supposed to be!!!

#tütensuppe #it reads a json file and then seemingly just picks a random part of the file to use for information. ???? #stop writing incorrect attributes!! #i cant even see where this comes from bc in the file its all correct #just the program does random bullshit #I FOUND THE ERROR #OVER AN HOUR LATER #HE USED THE MOST BASIC ASS SUBSTRING FIND METHOD IMAGINABLE #SO IT FINDS THE WRONG SUBSECTION OF THE FILE!!! #tbh i was expecting this type of thing but damn at 1k+ lines of code you really have to work to find the problem

[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] ElasticPress does not search for substrings

[solved] ElasticPress does not search for substrings

ElasticPress is a WordPress plugin that offers advanced search functionality by integrating with Elasticsearch, a powerful search and analytics engine. However, one limitation of ElasticPress is that it does not search for substrings, which can limit the relevancy of search results and frustrate users who expect to find all relevant content based on partial matches. Substrings are partial matches…

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[thehardkandy]

another day, another 45 minutes trying to find what I 'broke' only to realize it was that I fixed a bug that existed in the code code. ahahahahahsdhasdabsda

#was tearing my hair out like what did i break #i didnt break anything it was that a check was allowing something past it shouldnt have #because it was checking if two strings loosely matched #when it should not have #and changing things to an array (because the string code involved EXTRA STEPS to be HARDEST TO READ) fixed it #like. it's literally checking user roles #and those roles which you get as an array were being converted into a string #which was then simply checked for substrings #so if certain roles were a substring of another role it could pass the check #and guess what #there is an admin role #an administrator role #and a crm_admin role #so uh guess how that turned out #which are for three very distinct purposes

[izmirphpdeveloper]

PHP substr fonksiyonu ve örnek kullanımları

PHP substr fonksiyonu, PHP programlama dilinde oldukça yaygın olarak kullanılan bir fonksiyondur. Bu fonksiyon, bir karakter dizisinden belirli bir alt diziyi (substring) çıkarmak için kullanabilirsiniz. PHP substr fonksiyonu, özellikle web geliştirme pro

PHP substr fonksiyonu, PHP programlama dilinde oldukça yaygın olarak kullanılan bir fonksiyondur. Bu fonksiyon, bir karakter dizisinden belirli bir alt diziyi (substring) çıkarmak için kullanabilirsiniz. PHP substr fonksiyonu, özellikle web geliştirme projelerinde, veritabanı işlemlerinde, metin işleme uygulamalarında ve birçok diğer PHP projelerinizde yararlanabilirsiniz. Ancak, substr…

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[trustquiz]

Postgresql substring

In the above example, we have split the joining column’s date into three substring as date, year and month wise.ģ. SELECT emp_id, emp_name, emp_phone, emp_salary, split_part(date_of_joining::TEXT,'-',ġ) AS Year, split_part(date_of_joining::TEXT,'-', 2) AS Month, split_part(date_of_joining::TEXT,'-', 3) AS Date FROM employee In the below example, we have split the date of joining column as year, month and date wise into three columns. In the first part we have split the string as AB in the second part split as BC, and in the third part we split as CD.Ģ. In the below example we have split ABBCCD string into three parts using a delimiter. Below is the employee table are as follows.ġ. We have using example of the employee table to describe the example of the split_part function in PostgreSQL.Below is the example of split_part function in PostgreSQL is as follows.It requires three arguments as string, delimiter and position.Įxample to Implement SPLIT_PART () Function in PostgreSQL.Splitting of the string using the split_part function is starting from left to right it will always splitting the string from left to right.The position will start from 1 and it should not be negative it is always positive integer. The position argument is split part function states which position string we want to return using split_part function.We can split the string into a number of parts using delimiter. Delimiter argument is used to split the string into sub-parts by using a split_part function in PostgreSQL.We can use any of the string to split it we can also use a column name as a substring to split the data from the column. The string argument states which string we have used to split using a split_part function in PostgreSQL.It is used to split string into specified delimiter and return into result as nth substring, the splitting of string is based on a specified delimiter which we have used.Using value as 0 and -1 will display the error as “ERROR: field position must be greater than zero”.In the below first example, we have used a position of 1 after using position 1, it will display the string’s value is X.We need to define a greater than zero value at the time using the split_part function in PostgreSQL.We need to define a position value as a positive number a negative value is not allowed in the position argument.Split part function is very important and useful in PostgreSQL to split a string into nth parts.How PostgreSQL SPLIT_PART() Function Works?īelow is the working of the PostgreSQL split_part function. Table name: Table name is used to retrieve data from the specified column using the split_part function in PostgreSQL.We can split the column data rows using the split_part function in PostgreSQL. Column 1 to Column N: Column name used to get the information from the table.We can select a column using the split_part function and split column string. Select: Select is used to select a column of the table using the split_part function in PostgreSQL.The position will start from 1, and it should not be negative it is always a positive integer. Position: Position in split part function states which position string we want to return using split_part function in PostgreSQL.We can split the string into a number of parts using a delimiter. Delimiter: Delimiter is used to split the string into sub-parts by using a split_part function in PostgreSQL.Split_part (): PostgreSQL split_part function is used to split string into specified delimiter and return into result as an nth substring, the splitting of string is based on a specified delimiter which we have used.String: String is states that which string we have used to split using a split_part function in PostgreSQL.Select split_part (String (In this position column name as we have defined a string.), delimiter, Position), split_part (String (In this position column name as we have defined a string.), delimiter, Position), Column_nameN from table_name īelow is the parameter description of the above syntax. Hadoop, Data Science, Statistics & othersīelow is the syntax of the split_part function in PostgreSQL.

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[ravikugupta]

Find All Substrings of a Given String In C#

Find All Substrings of a Given String In C#

Find All Substrings of a Given String In C# Console.Write(“Enter a String : “);string inputString = Console.ReadLine(); Console.WriteLine(“All substrings for given string are : “); for (int i = 0; i < inputString.Length; ++i){StringBuilder subString = new StringBuilder(inputString.Length – i);for (int j = i; j < inputString.Length; ++j){subString.Append(inputString[j]);Console.Write(subString…

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[winmundo]

python 3.x – ValueError: substring not found, What am I doing wrong?

The problem with this is that .index() throws ValueError when it does not find the requested item. This is why it works for the first two items, but when it reaches a string that starts with something other than 1, it dumps an error and stops searching. To make what you want to do work you should use

#python 3.x – ValueError: substring not found #What am I doing wrong #Winmundo

[stockmarket3334]

Oracle lay offs | Oracle in the news | Oracle is laying off in the US

Oracle lay offs | Oracle in the news | Oracle is laying off in the US

Oracle lay off Oracle in the news August 1 (Reuters) – Oracle Corp (ORCL.N) said it had started laying off its employees in the United States. In July, it was reported that Oracle was considering laying off thousands of people in its global workforce after aiming to reduce costs by up to $1 billion. Oracle lay offs According to the company’s most recent annual report, it had about 143,000…

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[hecodesit]

Longest Palindromic Substring Solution - Python LeetCode

Longest Palindromic Substring Solution – Python LeetCode

LeetCode has a hard coding Problem in Its’ Algorithm Section: “Longest Palindromic Substring Solution From String”. Today We are going to solve this problem. LeetCode Link of the Problem is HERE Question Given a string s, return the longest palindromic substring in s. Example 1: Input: s = "babad" Output: "bab" Explanation: "aba" is also a valid answer. Example 2: Input: s = "cbbd" Output:…

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