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I\'m making a program that tracks hundreds of users, grabs their experience (stores it), and then grabs it again on demand once the designated time for tracking is over.What I\'m trying to do is sort
How can I sort an associative array by one of its values? For example: $arr = array( \'ted\' => array( \'age\' => 27 ),
Here\'s my array (gawk script) : myArray[\"peter\"] = 32 myArray[\"bob\"] = 5 myArray[\"john\"] = 463 myArray[\"jack\"] = 11
I have 2 arrays like th开发者_StackOverflow中文版ose: $a = array(152,32,113,47,53); $b = array(\"a\",\"w\",\"lk\",\"qw\",\"ol\");
I was having a look over some of my old work and saw that the asort function would have worked perfectly for some of the uses I needed, although I attempted an extremely different and longwinded way.
I have an array of articles. $allarticles = Array ([0] => Array ([id] => 24, [article_id] => 74,
I have an example array: $a = array( 5=> 35, 16=> 22, 7=> 22, 3=> 22, 11=> 22, 9=> 27, ); and I want to sort it by values and remember its keys.
I\'ve got following 开发者_运维百科problem with gawk\'s asorti function: gawk \'BEGIN{ \\ a[1]=6; \\
I\'m still getting confused by Objective-C. Sometimes you declare a variable like so: NSRect rect; And sometimes like so:
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