wolfla.blogg.se - Foreach index kotlin

Kotlin - Iterate over each character in string.Kotlin - Get character at specific index in string.Kotlin - Convert string to set of characters.Kotlin - Convert list of characters to string.Kotlin - Convert string to list of characters.Kotlin - Split string by one or more spaces.Kotlin - Split string by any whitespace character.Kotlin - Trim white spaces around string.Kotlin - Remove last N haracters from string.Kotlin - Remove first N characters from string.Kotlin - Get random character from string.Kotlin - Count number of words in string.Kotlin - Check is string matches regular expression.Kotlin - Check if string ends with specific character.

Kotlin - Check if string ends with specific suffix.

Kotlin - Check if string starts with specific character.

Kotlin - Check if string starts with specific prefix.

Kotlin - Check if string contains specific character.

Kotlin - Check if string contains specific substring.

Kotlin - Check if strings are equal ignoring case.

Is there another way to do this for instance with kotlin methods such as mapping or flatmapping or something else?Įdit: This is the best way I've come up with to do it. I could go through each one in the longer list with a forEach, then add the one with the highest gamesPlayed to a third list, then set each of these lists to that third list, but that doesn't feel best practice/idiomatic/efficient etc. The default state of each one is also that it hasn't been removed so if it has been removed that has been done intentionally and is thus canonical. What I want is the most up to date list to be the canonical list, so whichever item has the highest number of games would be the most up to date and thus the canonical one.

HumanValue(id = "abcdefg", gamesPlayed=0, gamesWon=0, removed=false) HumanValue(id = "abcdef", gamesPlayed=12, gamesWon=12, removed=false), HumanValue(id = "abcde", gamesPlayed=6, gamesWon=3, removed=true), HumanValue(id = "abc", gamesPlayed=12, gamesWon=7, removed=false), HumanValue(id = "abcdef", gamesPlayed=12, gamesWon=12, removed=false) HumanValue(id = "abcde", gamesPlayed=6, gamesWon=3, removed=false), HumanValue(id = "abcd", gamesPlayed=1, gamesWon=0, removed=false), HumanValue(id = "abc", gamesPlayed=7, gamesWon=4, removed=false), I have two lists that look roughly like this: val localList = listOf(