To remove data from the j**ascript object array b that is consistent with the pid in another object array a, you can use the following method:
Use loops and conditional judgments: Iterate through object array b, and for each object, check if its pid is the same as that of an object in object array a. If the same is the same, the object is removed from B.
Here's an example:
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function removeobjectswithsamepid(b, a) const b = [ const a = [ const result = removeobjectswithsamepid(b, a);console.log(result);In the example above, a function called RemoveObjectsWithsamePid is defined, which takes two arguments: b and a. The function uses the filter method to iterate over each object in b and the some method to check if there is an object with the same pid in a. If it doesn't exist, leave the object in the result. Finally, the filtered results are returned.
Use the set data structure: store the pid value in object array a in a set. Then iterate over the object array b, using the has method to check if the PID of each object is in the set. If not, the object is left in a new array.
Here's an example of using set:
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function removeobjectswithsamepidusingset(b, a) const b = [ const a = [ const result = removeobjectswithsamepidusingset(b, a);console.log(result);In the example above, the map method is used to convert the PID value in a to a set. Then, use the filter method to iterate over each object in b and use the has method to check if the object's pid is in the set. If not, the object is left in a new array result.
Both of these methods can be used to remove the data in object array B that is consistent with the PID in object array A. You can choose the method that suits you according to your preferences and style. Hope this answer is helpful to you! If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.