Tutorial by Examples: table

Logical operators in Lua don't "return" boolean, but one of their arguments. Using nil for false and numbers for true, here's how they behave. print(nil and nil) -- nil print(nil and 2) -- nil print(1 and nil) -- nil print(1 and 2) -- 2 print(nil or n...

There is a constructor of the same name: DT <- data.table( x = letters[1:5], y = 1:5, z = (1:5) > 3 ) # x y z # 1: a 1 FALSE # 2: b 2 FALSE # 3: c 3 FALSE # 4: d 4 TRUE # 5: e 5 TRUE Unlike data.frame, data.table will not coerce strings to factors by default: sa...

# example data DT1 = data.table(x = letters[1:2], y = 1:2, z = (1:2) > 3) Due to the way data.tables are manipulated, DT2 <- DT1 will not make a copy. That is, later modifications to the columns or other attributes of DT2 will affect DT1 as well. When you want a real copy, use DT2 = copy(...

This is the normal HTML table structure <style> table { width: 100%; } </style> <table> <tr> <td> I'm a table </td> </tr> </table> You can do same implementation like this <style> .table-...

Exporting a database is a simple two step process: sqlite> .output mydatabase_dump.sql sqlite> .dump Exporting a table is pretty similar: sqlite> .output mytable_dump.sql sqlite> .dump mytable The output file needs to be defined with .output prior to using .dump; otherwise, the...

This is the basic way to insert data from another table with the SELECT statement. INSERT INTO `tableA` (`field_one`, `field_two`) SELECT `tableB`.`field_one`, `tableB`.`field_two` FROM `tableB` WHERE `tableB`.clmn <> 'someValue' ORDER BY `tableB`.`sorting_clmn`; You can...

Drop Table is used to delete the table from database. Creating Table: Creating a table named tbl and then deleting the created table CREATE TABLE tbl( id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, title VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, author VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL, submission_date DATE, PRIMARY K...

To improve performance one might want to add indexes to columns ALTER TABLE TABLE_NAME ADD INDEX `index_name` (`column_name`) altering to add composite (multiple column) indexes ALTER TABLE TABLE_NAME ADD INDEX `index_name` (`col1`,`col2`)

--- person_table: - &person001 fname: homer lname: simpson role: dad age: 33 - &person002 fname: marge lname: simpson role: mom age: 34 - &person003 fname: pe...

--- person_table: - &person001 fname: homer lname: simpson role: dad age: 33 - &person002 fname: marge lname: simpson role: mom age: 34 - &person003 fname: pe...

--- person_table: - &person001 fname: homer lname: simpson role: dad age: 33 - &person002 fname: marge lname: simpson role: mom age: 34 - &person003 fname: pe...

Base plot install.packages('survminer') source("https://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R") biocLite("RTCGA.clinical") # data for examples library(RTCGA.clinical) survivalTCGA(BRCA.clinical, OV.clinical, extract.cols = "admin.disease_code") -> BRCAOV.sur...

NSMutableArray can be initialized as an empty array like this: NSMutableArray *array = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; // or NSMutableArray *array2 = @[].mutableCopy; // or NSMutableArray *array3 = [NSMutableArray array]; NSMutableArray can be initialized with another array like this: NSMuta...

A common refrain in R goes along these lines: You should not have a bunch of related tables with names like DT1, DT2, ..., DT11. Iteratively reading and assigning to objects by name is messy. The solution is a list of tables of data! Such a list looks like set.seed(1) DT_list = lapply(setNam...

[Table("People")] public class Person { public int PersonID { get; set; } public string PersonName { get; set; } } Tells Entity Framework to use a specific table name instead of generating one (i.e. Person or Persons) We can also specify a schema for the table using [T...

To find active ScriptableObjects during runtime, you can use Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll(). T[] instances = Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<T>(); Where T is the type of the ScriptableObject instance you're searching. Active means it has been loaded in memory in some form before. This me...

The following sqoop command will be used to import the data from RDBMS table into HBase table, if the table does not exists in HBase it will create a new table and import the data into this table sqoop import \ --query 'select emp_id, emp_name, emp_sal from employee where $CONDITIONS' \ ...

In HBase, data are stored in tables with columns. Columns are regrouped in column families, which can be for example "personal" or "professional", each of these containing specific informations. To create a table, you need to use the Admin Object, create it using : Admin admin ...

Hash tables are created by make-hash-table: (defvar *my-table* (make-hash-table)) The function may take keyword parameters to further specify the behavior of the resulting hash table: test: Selects the function used to compare keys for equality. Maybe a designator for one of the functions eq,...

(defun print-entry (key value) (format t "~A => ~A~%" key value)) (maphash #'print-entry *my-table*) ;; => NIL Using maphash allows to iterate over the entries of a hash table. The order of iteration is unspecified. The first argument is a function accepting two parameters: ...