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Sorting is the process of applying some order to a collection of items.

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Getting Error [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver] String data, right truncation and Dates sorting incorectly

I am accessing a SQL database and pulling data that I will then filter further for a variety of uses. The current version which pulls properly includes a date column showing YYYY-MM-DD and I want it ...
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How To Sort A searchString on a Razor Index Page

I have a Razor Page Index that the user would like to have the search results sorted a specific way. Currently, the searchString can search for several different fields. How would I search for each, ...
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Sublime Text :: Sort Lines By Regex Matches

Title is pretty much self explanatory. I have made a sorted list (by countries) of all of the places I have been in : 🇦🇱 Albania :: Tirana 🇦🇹 Austria :: Vienna 🇧🇾 Belarus :: Minsk 🇧🇪 ...
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Sort results of DataView are different in different versions of .Net Framework

The GoodsNo column of the DataView has two pieces of data, HB3-T017 and HB-T015, which are now sorted by GoodsNo, with different results in .Net2.0 and 8.0. The order under .Net2.0 is HB3-T017, HB-...
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Why is swapping using function and swapping using assignment produce in different results?

This is the code for Quick sort in which i used assignment to swap the values. def partion(arr,low,high): partion_index=low pivot=arr[partion_index] while (low < high): while low < ...
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Why did std::sort use this simple strict weak ordering compare still crash? [duplicate]

Here is my code: #include<vector> #include<algorithm> #include<iostream> using namespace std; void test() { vector<vector<int>> info = {{0,0,999}, {0,1,1000}, {0,2,...
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What should I focus while learning DSA? [closed]

So basically I am learning DSA for the first time and I dont want to overlearn or learn things that aren't neccessary. Can anyone tell me what I should focus on? DSA learning I am learning quick union ...
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MultiLabelBinarizer: inverse_transform How can get a list of labels sorted according to their probability?

I am doing a multi label classification and I use MultiLabelBinarizer to translate the list of labels into Zeros and Ones. I could get the Labels using inverse_transform which is super. However, in a ...
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How do I make await function last less than one millisecond?

I am currently making a sorting algorithm visualizer using HTML, CSS, and JS. I have most of it down, but I want to give it the ability to sort faster than one comparison a millisecond. Here is my ...
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How to store row-position in a database?

I am looking to emulate a feature in Excel/Google Sheets where there is a table of data, but someone may move a row up or down. Here is an example of the interaction: My first thought as to how to ...
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Why does caching/memoization in a sorting comparator increase runtime instead of reducing it? [closed]

I'm solving a problem on Leetcode where I need to sort an array of integers based on their mapped values using a custom digit mapping. I’ve implemented two versions of the solution to address this ...
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Sorting a DataFrame by Multiple Conditions in Pandas

I'm struggling with a specific sort that I'm not managing to implement in Python. Here's a sample dataframe import pandas as pd data = { 'product': ['A', 'A', 'A', 'B', 'B', 'B'], 'quantity': ...
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Shuffle the Array - LeetCode problem. 2 pointers approach fails [closed]

I am trying to solve LeetCode problem 1470. Shuffle the Array: Given the array nums consisting of 2n elements in the form [x1,x2,...,xn,y1,y2,...,yn]. Return the array in the form [x1,y1,x2,y2,...,xn,...
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Understanding Time complexity of nested sorting

I am solving this LeetCode problem 1636. Sort Array by Increasing Frequency: Given an array of integers nums, sort the array in increasing order based on the frequency of the values. If multiple ...
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Confused about the sort() function in C++ [duplicate]

I've just done a problem on Leetcode. But I was confused about the sort() function of C++. This is more detail about it: Given an array of integers nums, sort the array in increasing order based on ...
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