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Use polymorphism to replace a case expression in Ruby
Earlier we showed you the main principles of doing object-oriented programming (OOP) with Ruby And now it’s time to find out how to use polymorphism to replace a case expression in Ruby. But first, let’s look at how the case expression works, and how you can use it to achieve the goal men...
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Use polymorphism to replace a case expression in Ruby
Earlier we showed you the main principles of doing object-oriented programming (OOP) with Ruby And now it’s time to find out how to use polymorphism to replace a case expression in Ruby. But first, let’s look at how the case expression works, and how you can use it to achieve the goal men...
Splitting Values in one Column to Multiple Columns using CASE Expression Statement SQL Server
Splitting Values in one Column to Multiple Columns using CASE Expression Statement SQL Server
Sometimes, you would want to split values in a column into separate rows in SQL server. This is a simple guide. Lets check the fields in the table we will be working with. select [orderID] ,[itemType] ,[price] ,[quantity] from [Antrak].[dbo].[ClothingSale] Let’s check the result: We can see that the itemType field has different values wheres as the price and quantity all have the same values.…
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