West Midlands | 26 March SDC | Iswat Bello | Sprint 2 | jq exercises#410
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- script-01.sh: Output the person's name without quotes. - script-02.sh: Output the person's address as a single comma-separated line without quotes.
- script-03.sh: Output the person's name and profession in the required format. - script-04.sh: Output each player's name on a separate line as required.
…es.json - script-05.sh: Output each player's name and city on one line. - script-06.sh: Output each player's name and their first score. - script-07.sh: Output each player's name and their last score.
- script-08.sh: Output each player's name and number of games played. - script-09.sh: Output each player's name and total score. - script-10.sh: Output the sum of all players' first scores. - script-11.sh: Output the sum of all scores from all games and players.
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Good job in completing the exercises. The comment I left are good to haves as the requirements are already met.
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Can you think of another way to achieve the same without the slashes and brackets to improve readability?
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Yes, one simpler option is jq -r '.[] | .name + " " + .city' ./scores.json
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Yes, one simpler option is jq -r .[] | .name + " " + (.scores[0] | tostring)' scores.json
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Yes, one simpler option is jq -r '.[] | .name + " " + (.scores[-1] | tostring)' scores.json
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- script-05.sh: Replace string interpolation with + operator for name and city - script-06.sh: Use string concatenation and tostring for name and first score - script-07.sh: Use string concatenation and tostring for name and last score - All scripts maintain the same output format
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This pull request adds a series of Bash scripts that use
jqto extract and process data from person.json and scores.json. Each script addresses a specific requirement, such as extracting names, formatting addresses, listing player stats, and calculating score totals.Questions
Hi, could you please review my PR? I would really appreciate your feedback.