Since you want to get 80 rows for both text and NO text, you can use UNION ALL. You can also order your data as per your requirement: (SELECT first_column, last_column FROM MyTable WHERE last_column = ‘text’ ORDER BY first_column…
Dont know what you mean there. But here is what I understand from your question <?php for ($i=0; $i< count($contentdinamit[“chart”][“songs”][“song”]); $i++ ) { if(($i+1)<=10){//limit your item by 10 echo'<li class=”up”><a href=”‘ .$contentdinamit[“chart”][“songs”][“song”][“$i”][“artist_name”].'”><strong>’ .$contentdinamit[“chart”][“songs”][“song”][“$i”][“song_name”].'</strong></a><br /><a href=”‘ .$contentdinamit[“chart”][“songs”][“song”][“$i”][“artist_name”].'”>’ .$contentdinamit[“chart”][“songs”][“song”][“$i”][“artist_name”].'</a></li>’; } } ?>…
The message is clear — you’re approaching the limits of the free quota, likely because you are working in the bigquery sandbox without a billing account configured. Thus, you are subject to the free tier limits, in particular, 10 GB…
nextGaussian() can return any value that can represented by a double data type. Gaussian distribution approaches but never reaches 0 on either side. So it’s theoretically possible to get a value of Double.MAX_VALUE, but very unlikely. Gaussian distribution looks like…
No code to generate your sample data was provided, so I used the code @akrun had used previously: y3 <- matrix(rnorm(5000), ncol = 5) library(tidyverse) as.data.frame(y3) %>% mutate(row = row_number()) %>% # add row to simplify next step pivot_longer(-row) %>%…