Basic Automation Algorithm
There's
plenty of techniques used in bots automation, they use different tricks
and technique but the most common one is called Linear search. It's
also quite useful in web scraping.
Imaging
you've a page and you intend to search for certain word. Your first
step would be to either convert it to array or some organized format so
it can be manipulatedThere's
plenty of techniques used in bots automation, they use different tricks
and technique but the most common one is called Linear search. It's
also quite useful in web scraping.
Imaging
you've a page and you intend to search for certain word. Your first
step would be to either convert it to array or some organized format so
it can be manipulated
There's
plenty of techniques used in bots automation, they use different tricks
and technique but the most common one is called Linear search. It's
also quite useful in web scraping.
Imaging
you've a page and you intend to search for certain word. Your first
step would be to either convert it to array or some organized format so
it can be manipulated.
Basic Automation Algorithm
There's
plenty of techniques used in bots automation, they use different tricks
and technique but the most common one is called Linear search. It's
also quite useful in web scraping.
Imaging
you've a page and you intend to search for certain word. Your first
step would be to either convert it to array or some organized format so
it can be manipulated.
Basic Automation Algorithm
There's
plenty of techniques used in bots automation, they use different tricks
and technique but the most common one is called Linear search. It's
also quite useful in web scraping.
Imaging
you've a page and you intend to search for certain word. Your first
step would be to either convert it to array or some organized format so
it can be manipulated
//Basic function declaration.
//Accepts two arguements, $array that we'll search in, and $target_word we wanna search for.
function find_word($array, $target_word) {
// Here we being our basic for loop. We start 1 to 0, until i reaches arrays length, then we increment i
for(var $i = 0; $i < $array.length; ++$i){
// While looping it checks where $array[$i] <-- $i here represents a number that started from 0. And the whole expression
// represents first array value. It it loops again, i will have value of 1 $array[1] will respresent 2nd value of array.
// Then it checks if $array[$i] is equal the word we're looking for, if it finds the word, it will return the index or array position
// where it was found
if ($array[$i] == $target_word) {
return $i;
}
}
// If loop fails to find the word, it'll return -1, means it couldn't find the word.
return -1;
}
find_word(["jon", "tom", "brown", 1, 0], "borwn");
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