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import java.util.*;

public class SortySort {
    public static String stringSorter(List<String> stringList, String sortingOrder) {
        if ((stringList == null) || (stringList.isEmpty())) {
            return "Given stringList or sortingOrder is empty, null or blank space";
        }
        if ((stringList.size() == 1)) {
            return "The list contains an empty or blank space value";
        }

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You'll have to escape the currency symbol as it might be a reserved symbol in regex. Plus, splitting doesn't keep the symbol itself so you'll have to add it back manually:

String currency = "$"; // from your method

String escapedCurrency = Pattern.quote(currency);

String[] result = "$5".split(escapedCurrency, 2);
result[0] = currency;

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Map<List<String>, String> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put(List.of("A", "B"), "X");
map.put(List.of("C"), "Y");

var result = map.entrySet()
.stream()
.flatMap(kv -> kv.getKey().stream().map(k -> Map.entry(k, kv.getValue())))
.collect(Collectors.toMap(k -> k.getKey(), v -> v.getValue()));

result.entrySet().forEach(System.out::println);

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import sys
import os.path
from os import listdir
from os.path import isfile, join


def int_to_bytes(uint):
    return bytearray([
        (uint & 0xFF),
        ((uint >> 8) & 0xFF),

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static <T, R> Publisher<R> map(Publisher<T> upstream, Function<T, R> mapper) {
    return downstream -> upstream.subscribe(new Mapper<>(downstream, mapper));
}

class Mapper<T, R> implements Subscriber<T> {

    final Subscriber<? super R> downstream;  
  
    final Function<T, R> mapper;
  

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import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

import org.junit.Test;

import io.reactivex.rxjava3.core.Observable;
import io.reactivex.rxjava3.observers.TestObserver;
import io.reactivex.rxjava3.schedulers.TestScheduler;

public class RepeatWhenSO {

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import org.junit.Test;

import io.reactivex.disposables.*;
import io.reactivex.subjects.BehaviorSubject;

public class BehaviorSubjectSignals {

    @Test
    public void test() throws Exception {
        

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alien
{ level: 1, dr: 50, er: 100, rr: 250, fr: 100, cr: 1000, pr: 100 }, 
{ level: 32, dr: 50, er: 100, rr: 250, fr: 100, cr: 1000, pr: 100 }, 
{ level: 42, dr: 50, er: 100, rr: 250, fr: 100, cr: 1000, pr: 100 }, 
{ level: 52, dr: 50, er: 100, rr: 250, fr: 100, cr: 1000, pr: 100 }, 
{ level: 100, dr: 50, er: 100, rr: 250, fr: 100, cr: 1000, pr: 100 }, 
angler
{ level: 15, dr: 150, er: 125, rr: 350, fr: 125, cr: 125, pr: 125 }, 
{ level: 25, dr: 150, er: 125, rr: 350, fr: 125, cr: 125, pr: 125 }, 
{ level: 37, dr: 150, er: 125, rr: 350, fr: 125, cr: 125, pr: 125 }, 

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Enemy	Level	Base	INT	Team	Rested	Relish	Inspire	Double XP	Ingame
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	2	5	10	15	100	372
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	2	5	10	10	100	356
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	2	5	10	5	100	344
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	2	5	10	0	100	328
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	4	0	0	15	100	340
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	4	0	6	15	100	356
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	3	0	6	15	100	352
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	3	0	6	10	100	336
Super Mutant	48	102.8	11	3	0	6	5	100	320

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LPI_Clothes_LocTheme matches LL_Clothes_LocTheme_Asylum entry (Q:1)
LL_Clothes_LocTheme_Asylum would pick Q:1 of 3 at random
LL_Clothes_Asylum_Rare would pick the first entry that the RNG matched
LLD_Creature_Glowing wants to return 1, goes into LLE_NukeResources_Glowing

LLE_NukeResources_Glowing filters out the entries closest to the target level, then the RNG is matching the filtered entries. Finally, the list picks one of the surviving entries at uniform random.
Essentially the closest to target level will only allow one entry as the entries have distinct level requirements
so pick-one-randomly is a no-op because there would be at most one item to pick.
Let's assume it picked LLS_NukeResources_Glowing
LLS_NukeResources_Glowing has no level requirement and has pick-one-randomly