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jQueryTraversal & selection

Select the immediately following sibling

jQuery: next does not search beyond the next sibling.

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SQLWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQL: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

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SQL ServerWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQL Server: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

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PostgresWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

Postgres: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

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SQLiteWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQLite: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

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JavaScriptArray traversal & selection

Separate a first item from the remaining items

JavaScript: Array destructuring and a rest element produce named pieces of a sequence.

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TypeScriptArray traversal & selection

Separate a first item from the remaining items

TypeScript: Array destructuring and a rest element produce named pieces of a sequence.

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PowerShellText & data

Serialize a hashtable as JSON

Produce compact JSON for a small data object.

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JavaScriptObjects & JSON

Serialize an object

Turn a JavaScript object into JSON text.

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C#Data & dates

Serialize an object to JSON

Serialize a small anonymous C# object with System.Text.Json.

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PowerShellStructured formats & encodings

Serialize nested objects with an explicit depth

PowerShell: Select a sufficient depth so nested data is retained instead of converted into a descriptive string.

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Linux CommandsStreams & byte tools

Set a file to a specific byte length

Linux Commands: Use truncate to shorten a known scratch file without replacing its inode.

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