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ftk789 10-Jan-23 10:30am View

Thank you very much , <3

ftk789 10-Jan-23 10:17am View

Got it working using the the array.map, Thank you soo much for helping me man, I hope you have a great rest of your day, You helped me a lot. <3

ftk789 10-Jan-23 10:06am View

Something like this: If this string includes one of these arrays, Then replace that array with blank, And keep repeating until there are none left.

ftk789 10-Jan-23 9:55am View

I like the 2nd option, I do have them in an array, And I have the whole string ready, Will I have to use a for loop? or a while condition?, Here's where it get's hard on my head ,Cuz I can use both, But I want the best.

ftk789 10-Jan-23 9:21am View

That really makes sense now, But what if I have an array and I want to use it in there? Would I just call the array? Or would I have assign multiple If's for each array? My array would be: [1], [2], [3], [4], Etc..., It'll all be numbers, Is that possible? Or no?

ftk789 10-Jan-23 9:06am View

Oh wow that totally works!, But what does it mean? If you don't mind explaining, I want to learn it to know it works, Thank you soo much for your response though!

ftk789 6-Jan-23 7:19am View

Makes much more sense, And it works perfectly fine, I am shocked that making a class for the queue is a good option, Never thought of it that way, I can't really thank you enough for wasting your time on my stupidity, But sometimes Javascript is a pain, Thank you soo much for your help man, I hope you have a great rest of your day/night, Thank you again.

ftk789 6-Jan-23 7:12am View

Wouldn't it not work since queue is not an array though?, Since I'm pushing to the array and not a promise, Hence why the error it's giving me.

ftk789 6-Jan-23 6:46am View

Done deal, on the bottom of the question.

ftk789 6-Jan-23 6:43am View

In fact, I'm going to add a solution, It's not really a solution, But it's my literal code in the work, To show you what i'm trying to really do.

ftk789 6-Jan-23 6:39am View

That's a really good example, But the thing here is that, the time is specified here, But the time from the API is not, It could be anywhere between 1 second to min's, Plus, This does not go with any loop. Since for loops cannot wait at all, As expected, Unless adding a manual delay to the loop, Which sucks sadly, But this is a good example honestly, I'll make this as a solution, Although it didn't help me a lot, But it's a very good and close example of what I was trying to do, Except it's not an API Request, Thank you man, Really nice of you taking some of your time to respond. (EDIT): To clarify some stuff, Yes it could work in a for loop, But when having a lot of tasks being queued to an API as well, It really does take time, And it won't really be efficient, But yea.

ftk789 6-Jan-23 6:04am View

True, Now my question changes honestly, I need somehow to request from that for loop. But then somehow pause the for loop until the response comes in, Then request with the second Request. But yea...

ftk789 6-Jan-23 5:54am View

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True, Now my question changes honestly, I need somehow to request from that for loop. But then somehow pause the for loop until the response comes in, Then request with the second Request. But yea...

ftk789 6-Jan-23 0:41am View

Thank you for your reply, I didn't think it's impossible to actually do such a thing, The idea looked pretty simple, But it seems that you have to wait for the first response then request the other, Which is slow for a fast app/program/project, But it's better than nothing, Thank you soo much for your reply man, I hope you have a great rest of your day!

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