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javascrip indexOf not working with underscore= [closed]

As far as I understand, the indexOf method uses strict equality which in my mind means that if I have an object animal = {id: 1, name: 'bison'} the statement animal.name === 'bison' would be true ...
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SubString and IndexOf giving a puzzling result

This is the code to meant to pull the value from in front of a variable (in this case the variable is Net Total ) vIndexStart = vOutput.IndexOf(vNet) + vNet.Length If vIndexStart < 0 Then ...
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How to get string positions And Length by multi-split filter

I am trying to create what I expect from the subroutine (GetAllPosition). I don't know where to use RsultOfPostionAndLength in the code to get the expected output My expectation of the output for (...
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Bug in IndexOf with InvariantCultureIgnoreCase in .NET 5 and above?

I found a weird issue with .NET 5 and above with the IndexOf method. I have two strings that are equals with InvariantCultureIgnoreCase: string.Equals("est", "est", System....
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Why is indexOfFirst() by reference equality slower than indexOf() by classes wrapping the value?

I found collections of items overriding equals() working slowly on indexOf() than ones not by almost 10 times. my code measured it: fun main() { val list1 = List(65536, Int::toString) val ...
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How do I search for the index of an int[2] in a list?

So, I'm poking around at being able to search for the index of an int[2] in a list but I haven't had much luck. Below is the code I've been playing with: var coordinates = new List<int[]>(); ...
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Is string.indexOf() treated the same on Linux vs Windows?

I'm not an experienced JavaScript programmer. This is my first project using JS. I'm developing on Linux and am at the point for my first release. Running the project on a Windows machine I came ...
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NodeJS String.indexOf slowness even though index 200/1000000

Consider a long stringified JSON object (millions of characters) returned by an API. Since I just need to find some value based on its key, my first reflex was to parse it and then select it directly, ...
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How to get an index of random property of array of objects?

I have an array of objects. const items = [{ name: "item1", img: "img/pic/picture1.png" }, name: "item2", img: "img/pic/picture2.png" }, name: "...
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GAS Can I search down instead of across an array using indexOf() [duplicate]

I have a table in a sheet which acts like a database. A4 holds some maths to tally up the number of entries in the table. It takes ages searching through it using nested for loops, so I wondered if I ...
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Find index of next word after the given word

I am trying to write a Java function with the following parameters: String str: the sample text String word: a word String nextWord: another word If I pass a given str, a word, and nextWord ...
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How do you append to an object array by searching a different array for a object and returning a different object in javascript?

Similar to a vlookup in excel. I have 2 object arrays in javascript. I want to look up an object from array #1 in array #2 and push an object from array #2 to the array #1. I want this to happen for ...
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How to find the index of words in array with specific letter?

I have a string list where i add my Tags. A Tag cotains a Line, Source and Target. Tag example: L02_FTxx10_STxx5 L02 -> Line FTxx10 -> Source STxx5 -> Target I split every tag into an array ...
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How to parse exclude "alt=\ when parsing text from a string?

example of the string: alt="hello world" >" i want to get only the hello world using indexof and substring. int indexDescription = line.IndexOf("alt="); int ...
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Javascript indexOf/charAt not working for Japanese half-width Katakana

In my codebase I have this code, surprisingly it returns 1: 'トゲ'.indexOf('ケ') // Returns 1 The character ケ doesn't seem to appear in string トゲ. I also tried to run this code: 'トゲ'.charAt(1) // ...
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