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using System.Text.Json;

var jsonDocument = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<JsonElement>("""
{
    "Germany": { "Population":  83783942, "Language":  "German" },
    "France": { "Population":  65273511, "Language":  "French" },
    "the Netherlands": { "Population":  17134872, "Language":  "Dutch" }
}
""");

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/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-empty-function */
import { Context, Form, HttpRequest, Logger } from "@azure/functions";

export const buildContext = (): Context => ({
  bindingData: undefined,
  bindingDefinitions: [],
  bindings: { },
  executionContext: undefined,
  invocationId: "",
  log: createLogger(),

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require "compress/zip"

abstract class SaxParser
  ATTR_REGEX = /([[:alnum:]]+)\=\"(.*?)\"/m

  def initialize(xml : IO)
    @xml = xml
  end

  def parse!

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# This multi-stage Dockerfile will use the full ruby image during build phase
# after this it wil build the deployment image based on the slim ruby container,
# copying over all artifacts from the build phase.
#
# The deployer image will not include a Javascript runtime and will come in at
# under 200MB for an average Rails application.

ARG BUILDER_FROM_IMAGE=ruby:3.0
ARG DEPLOY_FROM_IMAGE=ruby:3.0-slim
ARG NODE_VERSION 14.15.4

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# Iteration 1: This is basically writing Ruby in Elixir

params = %{"name" => "Foobar", "time" => %{"hour" => "8", "minute" => "30"}}

defmodule Example do
  def cast_times_to_minutes(params, fields) do
    Enum.map(params, fn({key, value}) ->
      if Enum.member?(fields, key) && is_map(value) do
        {key, time_to_minutes(value)}
      else