| iex> 'l🍭p' | |
| [108, 127853, 112] |
| defmodule HitRate do | |
| @moduledoc """ | |
| Documentation for `HitRate`. | |
| """ | |
| def calc(file_path) do | |
| file_path | |
| |> stream() | |
| |> Enum.to_list() | |
| |> IO.inspect(label: :stream) |
| use Bitwise | |
| even? = fn number -> | |
| (number &&& 1) == 0 | |
| end | |
| 0..20 | |
| |> Enum.filter(even?) |
| defmodule MyRegister do | |
| @enforce_keys [:email] | |
| defstruct [:email, valid?: true, errors: nil] | |
| def register_user_email(email) do | |
| %__MODULE__{email: email} | |
| |> ok_then(&ensure_not_nil/1) | |
| |> ok_then(&downcase/1) | |
| |> ok_then(&validate_format/1) |
| defmodule TwoLowest do | |
| def sum_of_two_lowest(numbers) do | |
| numbers | |
| |> lowest_two() | |
| |> IO.inspect(label: :lowest_two) | |
| |> sum() | |
| |> IO.inspect(label: :sum) | |
| end | |
| defp lowest_two(numbers, found \\ []) |
Problem
Rich text in apps like Notion are represented in a JSON-based format for consistency and specificity. A simplified version for a nested list might look something like this:
[
{ "text": "One", "indent": 0, "type": "ordered" },
{ "text": "Two", "indent": 0, "type": "ordered" },
{ "text": "Alpha", "indent": 1, "type": "bullet" },
| { | |
| "id": "61d77681feda7600019c9822", | |
| "storeLocation": { | |
| "latitude": 19.4418277, | |
| "longitude": -99.2069606 | |
| }, | |
| "dropOffLocation": { | |
| "latitude": 19.4266579, | |
| "longitude": -99.17311339 | |
| } |
| -- file: lua/init.lua | |
| local execute = vim.api.nvim_command | |
| local fn = vim.fn | |
| local fmt = string.format | |
| local pack_path = fn.stdpath("data") .. "/site/pack" | |
| -- ensure a given plugin from github.com/<user>/<repo> is cloned in the pack/packer/start directory | |
| local function ensure (user, repo) | |
| local install_path = fmt("%s/packer/start/%s", pack_path, repo) |
In Zubale, each delivery order is assigned a specific time window during which the delivery must be completed. These windows typically span a few hours within the same day, for example, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM on 2nd March, 2024. Such windows have defined start and end times.
However, some orders may have delivery windows that span across multiple days. For instance:
| start time | end time |
|---|