In Javascript I have a JSON object from which I want to process just the items: var json = { itema: {stuff: \'stuff\'},
I am now doing 开发者_JAVA技巧a simple thing, I am going to read from a CSV file, that columnA contains code such as \"EN\", column B contains specific name \"English\"..etc., and I want to read them
I am re-learning Java after having an affair with PHP for some years, and I have a question about 开发者_开发知识库a convention used in PHP, and how I would accomplish a similar goal in Java...
I\'ve a very strange problem with a session variable. This var is an associative array. I create this in a page (page A) with a lot of filterable items. I save filters in a session var
Simple one, I was just wondering if there is a clean and eloquent way of returning all values from an associative array that do not match a given key(s)?
How can I create and fetch associative arrays in Java like I can in PHP? For example: $arr[0][\'name\'] = \'demo\';
Which way efficient to cut fromassociated array first + last elemets(key + value). (Can be use just unset, but array_pop/array_shift/array_slice not working on associated array)
Here\'s some code that I have trouble with. I don\'t know why, I feel I have used this code many times without any problems.
I\'m an experienced PHP developer transitioning to C#. At present I am working on a Windows Forms application.
In one of my actions in a controller, I\'m using the json view helper to send back a response to an ajax request. On the client side I alert the data that is passed to the success callback function. I
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