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Syntax | arrayIntersect(arrayName1, arrayName2) | Package | array | Alias | | Pkg Usage | intersect(arrayName1, arrayName2) | |
Description
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| Intersect between two arrays. |
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Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
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arrayName1 | Array | Yes | First array. | arrayName2 | Array | Yes | Second array. | |
Return Type
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Example
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string[] developers= usersInGroups({"jira-developers"});
string[] administrators = usersInGroups({"jira-administrators"});
return arrayIntersect(developers, administrators); |
The result returned by the routine is an array that contains the unique elements found in both developers and administrators groups.
The above code can be written also as shown below:
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return usersInGroups({" jira -developers ", " jira -administrators "}); |
That's it.
See also
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