Given an array of strings, consisting of an ID and formatted date, return how many times did each ID repeat.
Each single ID should be counted as repeated only if it did occur on a different day, therefore, if one of the IDs repeated in one single day, it should not be counted as a repeation/occurance.
Example:
Given
visits = [
| find . type f -name '*.original_extension' -execdir /bin/zsh -c '/usr/bin/echo $0 ${0/original_extension/new_extension}' {} \; | |
| ###################################################################### | |
| ## Before: ./01-Part 1.original_extension ## | |
| ## After: ./01-Part 1.original_extension ./01-Part 1.new_extension ## | |
| ###################################################################### |
| SF:src/file_downloader.rs | |
| FN:154,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::rover_file_download_is_successful_and_filepath_is_returned::{{closure}}::{{closure}} | |
| FN:51,rover::file_downloader::FileDownloader::download_file | |
| FN:150,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::rover_file_download_is_successful_and_filepath_is_returned | |
| FN:257,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::checks_file_hash_of_downloaded_file::{{closure}}::{{closure}}::{{closure}} | |
| FN:45,rover::file_downloader::FileDownloader::new | |
| FN:67,rover::file_downloader::FileDownloader::download_file::{{closure}}::{{closure}} | |
| FN:157,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::rover_file_download_is_successful_and_filepath_is_returned::{{closure}}::{{closure}}::{{closure}} | |
| FN:171,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::rover_file_download_is_successful_and_filepath_is_returned::{{closure}}::{{closure}} | |
| FN:150,rover::file_downloader::testing_file_downloader::rover_file_download_is_successful_and_filepath_is_returned::{{cl |
| ''' | |
| Problem Description | |
| The program takes two lists and finds the intersection of the two lists. | |
| Problem Solution | |
| 1. Define a function that accepts two lists and returns the intersection of them. | |
| 2. Declare two empty lists and initialize them to an empty list. | |
| 3. Consider a for loop to accept values for the two lists. | |
| 4. Take the number of elements in the list and store it in a variable. |
| #if($permissionHelper.canAdminister($userAccessor.getUserByName($req.remoteUser), $content)) | |
| $body | |
| #end |
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| export const formatDateAsDefaultLocale = (incomingDate: string | Date, options?: Intl.DateTimeFormatOptions): string => { | |
| const defaultOptions = { day: 'numeric', month: 'short', year: 'numeric' } | |
| const date = new Date(incomingDate) | |
| return date.toString() !== "Invalid Date" ? date.toLocaleString('default', options || defaultOptions) : ''; | |
| } |
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