I'm trying to come up with a solution to group a given list of keys and values.
I need to group it like this: Key > Dictinct Value > Count.
E.g.
XFN99 2 3 <= [CODE] [DISTINCT_VALUE] [OCCURANCE IN LIST]
I have a method that returns List<ObjectPart>
. This object has a public string code
and public int value
.
I need to get count per distinct value in a key.
Example Input:
XFN999 2
XFN999 2
XFN999 2
XFN999 4
XFN999 8
XFN999 8
XFN999 8
BPN655 1
BPN675 2
BPN655 1
Desired Output:
XFN999 2 => 3x
XFN999 4 => 1x
XFN999 8 => 3x
BPN655 1 => 2x
BPN675 2 => 1x
I tried to LINQ my way to success but failed, as it sums values per key.
var distValsPerKey = S.getAllDiffs().Result.GroupBy(x => x.code)
.Select(x => new { C_ = x.Key, V_ = x.Distinct().Count() });
Output with my solution:
BPN373 => 30
BPN374 => 35
BPN377 => 47
BPN378 => 43
BPN387 => 67
BPN388 => 49
BPN653 => 10
BPN654 => 15
BPN699 => 40
BPN700 => 45
BPN711 => 68
BPN723 => 13
BPN724 => 11
BPN853 => 5
BPN854 => 6
BPN877 => 99
BPN878 => 94
BPN505 => 92
BPN507 => 570
BPN508 => 617
My solution basically sums values for key, but I need to sum/count distinct values per key.
Example below:
Getting input of List<ObjectPart>
public async Task<List<ObjectPart>> getAllDiffs()
{
List<ObjectPart> TEMP = new List<ObjectPart>();
await Task.Run(() =>
{
using (IngresConnection CONN = new IngresConnection())
{
string QUERRY = SELECT_REDACTED;
try
{
using (IngresCommand CMD = new IngresCommand())
{
CONN.ConnectionString = "host=; userID=; pwd=; database=;";
CMD.Connection = CONN;
CMD.CommandText = QUERRY;
CONN.Open();
using (IngresDataReader READ = CMD.ExecuteReader())
{
while (READ.Read())
{
ObjectPart OP = new ObjectPart();
OP.wenr = READ.GetValue(0).ToString().Trim();
OP.difference = Convert.ToInt32(READ.GetInt32(1));
TEMP.Add(OP);
}
READ.Close();
CONN.Close();
}
}
}
catch (Exception E)
{
CONN.Close();
CONN.Dispose();
}
}
});
List<ObjectPart> OPS_SORTED = TEMP.OrderBy(m => m.code).ToList();
return OPS_SORTED;
}'
LINQ the input to get desired output
var distValsPerKey = S.getAllDiffs().Result.GroupBy(x => x.code).Select(x => new { C_ = x.Key, V_ = x.Distinct().Count() });
foreach(var OP in distValsPerKey)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{OP.C_} = > {OP.V_}");
}
CodePudding user response:
Given the following input:
List<(string code, int value)> input = new()
{
("XFN999", 2),
("XFN999", 2),
("XFN999", 2),
("XFN999", 4),
("XFN999", 8),
("XFN999", 8),
("XFN999", 8),
("BPN655", 1),
("BPN675", 2),
("BPN655", 1),
};
You can get the required output data like this:
List<(string code, int value, int occurrences)> output =
input
.GroupBy(x => new { x.code, x.value })
.Select(x => (x.Key.code, x.Key.value, x.Count()))
.ToList();
To display this in the way you're after, do this:
foreach (var o in output)
Console.WriteLine($"{o.code} {o.value} => {o.occurrences}");
That gives me:
XFN999 2 => 3
XFN999 4 => 1
XFN999 8 => 3
BPN655 1 => 2
BPN675 2 => 1
CodePudding user response:
You want to group by code AND value, right? So do that in your GroupBy:
var distValsPerKey = S.getAllDiffs().Result
.GroupBy(x => new { x.code, x.value })
.Select(x => new { C_ = x.Key, V_ = x.Distinct().Count() });
The rest of your code should work as it is, although if you output the Key of the GroupBy object it won't have quite the format you want. I get results as below:
{ code = XFN999, value = 2 } => 3
{ code = XFN999, value = 4 } => 1
{ code = XFN999, value = 8 } => 3
{ code = BPN655, value = 1 } => 2
{ code = BPN675, value = 2 } => 1
If that isn't what you want and you want C_ to be the text string in your example output then change the Select:
var distValsPerKey = S.getAllDiffs().Result
.GroupBy(x => new { x.code, x.value })
.Select(x => new { C_ = $"{x.Key.code} {x.Key.value}",
V_ = x.Distinct().Count() });
This gives output:
XFN999 2 => 3
XFN999 4 => 1
XFN999 8 => 3
BPN655 1 => 2
BPN675 2 => 1