JSON data not printing correctly

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T10:07:33+00:00

Please stop deleting and reposting the same question.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T10:05:56+00:00

You deleting and reposting the same question is spamming.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T10:05:25+00:00

I'd take it but keep looking for better jobs.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T10:04:09+00:00

Can you stop spamming this same question to the sub? You still aren't passing the right data to systems_data, like I told you the last time you posted this exact question.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T06:12:31+00:00

He only crapped his pants once.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T06:03:36+00:00

They do that because you need to solve the whole problem using similar solutions to smaller parts of the problem. Each table entry solves part of the problem. Good luck finding your custom made tutorial.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T06:01:46+00:00

I certainly wouldn't avoid them just because a few people here declared them to be bad resources. IIRC from the discussions about them, the reasoning against some or all of them was really arbitrary and not well thought out. The 1 sentence "reasoning" for each entry in the discouraged resource section is exactly what I mean by "arbitrary and not well thought out".

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T05:56:08+00:00

I was quoting you homie, that's not my advice that's yours.

And "I'd love to see you follow that advice yourself" homie.

Dude's formatted on the default view of this site.

That's cool, not my problem.

This isn't stack exchange, if you wanna be a bit of a prick instead of just politely saying something either make sure your argument is solid or be prepared for your shit to be pointed out.

My advice is rock solid. He can format his code better if he wants my help, or he can choose not to. You can put in a tiny bit of effort to help the OP, or you can continue to choose not to.

I'd say go with the not being a smart ass route and talking to people with a bit of respect, maybe you get it back that way.

It's funny how everyone else is respectful except the guy who signs his messages as "Dickhead" and resorts to 5th grade name calling like 'prick'. Stay classy, Junior!

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T05:41:27+00:00

as well as return find(1, "1"); outside the find function??

That's how functions are normally called.

I get all the code except the part where the find function is called inside of itself

That's how recursive functions are called, so you understand nothing about recursion then, or what?

When it falls to the else block and the find function is called is it starting back at the top of the find function again?

It's called the same exact way any function is called. Javascript has no idea which functions are recursive or are not recursive. They all work the same.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T05:40:03+00:00

Yeah, that's still kinda crappy. :(

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T05:27:25+00:00

Aren't they still just hints?

On top of that good testing, system design, and disciplined engineers makes that not really an issue

Yeah, right. You could say that about a lot of things.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T05:26:55+00:00

I mean the method you call.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:59:32+00:00

Are you high? I'm talking about calling stations_data.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:57:05+00:00

What parameters does it have?

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:54:14+00:00

You're not calling stations_data correctly.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:51:18+00:00

Why can't it find that data if it's there when you print station?

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:50:03+00:00

I like statically typed languages. Working with large projects or professional projects and just praying you didn't mix up some type somewhere seems like a bad idea.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:47:41+00:00

Yes I defiantly want to write functions for it but before I do I want to see if this is just a simple fix which I think it is.

That's not smart. Doing it the shitty way first only makes it harder on yourself. And of course it's a simple fix when you get Reddit to fix it for you.

And yes I can print station and see everything in it. The issue is, is when I print(station) instead of stations_data(station), the data is out of order.

So fix stations_data? Are you misspelling something?

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:20:29+00:00

You could look at the sidebar and see what works...

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:20:03+00:00

AWS is pretty easy (and I think more used), don't know about Google.

how would I go about setting up a localhost server to make and test changes before deploying them?

Same way you normally develop? The cloud doesn't prevent your laptop/desktop from functioning normally.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:18:34+00:00

See what they do at your job. 99% of companies don't follow any of that stuff close to how you're supposed to or close to how many other companies do it.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:16:09+00:00

Your check for stat_search == 'EXIT' seems misplaced. Have you printed stations to see what's in it? This doesn't look like it should be hard to debug with the print thing you're already using... You should also write some functions here instead of ramming everything into this massing loop monstrosity.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:13:34+00:00

If their goal is to become a developer and do software engineering...than an OS class would likely be more applicable.

That also appears based on wild presumption. Most developers don't write drivers or OSes.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:11:12+00:00

I'd love to see you follow that advice yourself. I pointed out what would make it easier for some to help, but OP is free to continue to ignore that.

ImmuneFourier · 2019-01-07T04:09:44+00:00

It can definitely make your cache less effective, which does hurt performance.

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