[Solved] I want to build a JSON Object similar to following the structure in java using JSONObject and JSONArray. How can I do it?

You can try with JSONSimple library and form the object in this way- You have to import org.json.simple.JSONArray and org.json.simple.JSONObject for using this code. JSONObject object=new JSONObject(); JSONObject holder=new JSONObject(); JSONArray taskAssings = new JSONArray(); JSONObject taskAssigned=new JSONObject(); taskAssigned.put(“id”, “3c814009-82f7-4246-bc51-2d263e758561”); JSONObject taskAssignee=new JSONObject(); taskAssignee.put(“id”, “3c814009-82f7-4246-bc51-2d263e758561”); holder.put(“taskAssigned”,taskAssigned); holder.put(“taskAssignee”,taskAssignee); taskAssings.add(holder); object.put(“taskAssings”, taskAssings); JSONObject status=new JSONObject(); status.put(“id”, “7d8a0d80-5c93-46cc-982d-47399503beaa”); … Read more

[Solved] Loop json objects keys to add Google Maps data

The issue with point variable beacause it is an array of point details. You have to add all markers one by one and here I am indicating the exact place where you have the issue. let marker: Marker = this.map.addMarkerSync({ title: ‘Ionic’, icon: ‘blue’, animation: ‘DROP’, position: this.point // issue in here because trying to … Read more

[Solved] String index out of range: -5 [closed]

You have misunderstood what argument Java’s String.substring function takes. In short, you appear to think the argument takes the length of the substring. It doesn’t – rather, it specifies the “begin-index” – ie. where in the supplied string to start copying. So when you say : final String year = “yyyy “; args[0] = year.substring(5); … Read more

[Solved] Breaking up large C program in Header files and C files

Your headers will contain the type definitions and function declarations for the relevant sections of code. Note that if the user code (primarily main.c) only calls mergesort() and not merge(), then the mergesort.h header should only declare mergesort() and merge() should be a static function in mergesort.c, hidden from the rest of the code. A … Read more

[Solved] Specific Order Sorting within a List

Use sorted function with a custom key function:- sorted(string_name, key=order) A custom key function is supplied to customize the sort order of the function. i.e. now characters will be sorted in 23456789JQKA this order. EXAMPLE order = “23456789JQKA” print(*sorted(“KA2J32535″, key=order.index),sep=”) OUTPUT 223355JKA P.S.:- I have converted the result into a string, if you don’t want … Read more

[Solved] How to get time from user with respect to timezone

String userTimeZone = “Asia/Samarkand”; String userDate = “2018-07-05”; ZoneId zone = ZoneId.of(userTimeZone); Instant dbInstant = LocalDate.parse(userDate) .atStartOfDay(zone) .toInstant(); System.out.println(dbInstant); This prints what you had expected: 2018-07-04T19:00:00Z I don’t know MongoDB’s JDBC driver, but I assume it would be happy to accept an Instant and store it in UTC in the database. GMT+05:00 is not really … Read more

[Solved] Terms in neural networks: what is annealing temperature parameter in a softmax activation function?

“Annealing”, in this sense, is an analogy to a chemical process in which temperature is reduced. Here, too, the ‘temperature’ term in the softmax is reduced, changing it gradually from a ‘soft’ sigmoid function to a ‘sharp’ argmax Try plotting a softmax function for yourself with different temperatures, you’ll see the difference… solved Terms in … Read more

[Solved] Subtracting months in Java [closed]

The simplest approach is to use ChronoUnit#between method: DateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern( “MMMM dd, yyyy”, Locale.US ); LocalDate d1 = LocalDate.parse( “May 28, 2019”, formatter ); LocalDate d2 = LocalDate.parse( “September 02, 2020”, formatter ); long diff = ChronoUnit.MONTHS.between( d1, d2 ); // 15 full months 1 solved Subtracting months in Java [closed]

[Solved] PLS HELP ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: ‘r2’ Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: ‘r2’

<ion-item *ngFor=”let recipe of recipes” [routerLink]=”[“https://stackoverflow.com/”, recipe.id]”> [routerLink]=”[“https://stackoverflow.com/”, recipe.id]” means you’re redirecting to the root route. But your expected route is a child of the route. Use this instead : [routerLink]=”recipe.id” 0 solved PLS HELP ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: ‘r2’ Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: … Read more