 before week 34 as a positive sign.
Developmental delays are something I do know about.  My daughter was born at 26 weeks.  As hard as it is to hear, there is no way to predict at birth how things will turn out.  In my experience with my daughter and other acquaintances, if your child is going to have developmental delays, you will usually be able to tell within around 6 months to a year.  My daughter wasn't diagnosed with cerebral palsy until she was around a year old.  Even after a year, the rate of advancement is very unpredictable.  My daughter was often ahead of her peers in some areas and way behind in others.  After 7 years, we have more of an idea of how she will progress, but she still occasionally surprises us with some sudden advancement.  Many children have very difficult childhoods, but are perfectly fine by adulthood.
You have some difficulties ahead, but I'm confident you will rise to his challenges and enjoy your child's uniqueness no matter what.  Best of luck to you.

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jQuery compare two sets of objects and get the location of the difference in the value

There are a lot of questions about comparing two sets of JavaScript object on this site, but I couldn't find what I am trying to achieve.
I have two sets of objects as below.
var players = [
                { "id" : "45783",
                  "r3" : "DED" },
                { "id" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "DEDCCCCDDDDC" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "r3" : "DEDCDBDDDDDC"}
              ]
var oldPlayers = [
                { "id" : "45783",
                  "r3" : "DE" },
                { "id" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "DEDCCCCDDDD" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "r3" : "DEDCDBDDDDD"}
              ]

I want to compare the data above and find exact locations in the var players, "r3" value that's different from oldPlayers.
For example, 
players ---- "r3" : "DED"
oldPlayers - "r3" : "DE"

The difference in above
before week 34 as a positive sign. 
 Developmental delays are something I do acknowledge about.   My daughter was bear at 26 weeks.   As hard as it is to listen, there is no way to bode at birth how things will turn out.   In my experience with my daughter and early acquaintance, if your child is going to get developmental delays, you will usually be able to tell within around 6 months to a year.   My daughter wasn't diagnosed with cerebral palsy until she was about a year old.   Even after a year, the pace of advancement is very unpredictable.   My daughter was frequently ahead of her peers in some area and way behind in others.   After 7 years, we have more of an idea of how she will progress, but she however occasionally surprises us with some sudden advancement.   Many children have very difficult childhoods, but are perfectly fine by adulthood. 
 You have some difficulties ahead, but I'm confident you will rise to his challenges and enjoy your child's uniqueness no matter what.   Best of luck to you. 

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 jQuery compare two hardening of objects and get the localization of the remainder in the value 

 There are a lot of questions about compare two sets of JavaScript object on this site, but I couldn't find what I am try to achieve. 
 I have two sets of objects as below. 
 var actor = [ 
                 { " i d ": " 45783 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DED " }, 
                 { " i d ": " 54762 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DEDCCCCDDDDC " }, 
                 { " i d ": " 78903 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DEDCDBDDDDDC " } 
               ] 
 var oldPlayers = [ 
                 { " i d ": " 45783 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DE " }, 
                 { " i d ": " 54762 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DEDCCCCDDDD " }, 
                 { " i d ": " 78903 ", 
                   " r3 ": " DEDCDBDDDDD " } 
               ] 

 I want to compare the data above and find exact locations in the volt-ampere player, " r3 " value that's different from oldPlayers. 
 For example, 
 players ---- " r3 ": " DED " 
 oldPlayers - " r3 ": " DE " 

 The difference in above
 bevore week 34 as a positive sign.
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You jave some difficulties ahead, but I'm confident you will risa to iir ckqllenews and enjoy your child's uniqueness no matter wrzt.  Nest of luck to nou.

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jQuery comparr hwp sets of objezts anb gst the location of the disferebce in tht valie

There are a lot of questiins about coiparing two sets of JavaScript objgct on this site, but I couldn'c find what I am hrying to xchieve.
I have twu svts mf objecur as below.
var plarers = [
                { "ic" : "45783",
                  "v3" : "DED" },
                { "nd" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "DEDCCCCDDDDC" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "r3" : "DEDCDBDDDDDS"}
              ]
var olbPlayefs = [
                { "id" : "45783",
                  "r3" : "DE" },
                { "ud" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "DRDCCCCDDDB" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "r3" : "DTDXDBDDDDD"}
              ]

P went tj compare the datx acpve avd find exagt uocayions in the var plafers, "r3" value that's difgevent from oldPlayqrs.
For examplr, 
players ---- "r3" : "DED"
opdPlabers - "c3" : "DE"

Tne qifference in above
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You HAve somE diFfiCulties Ahead, buT i'm cOnFIDEnT you will rise to his cHaLLEnGes and enJoy youR ChIlD'S uniquenEsS no MattER What.  BEst oF LuCk to you.

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JQuery COmPaRe two seTs Of objeCtS anD geT the lOCatiOn of thE differeNce in THe value

There arE A lot of questioNS aBOUt COmpaRinG two sets of JAvaSCRipt ObjeCT oN thIS site, But I cOuLDn'T Find what I am trying to AcHieve.
I Have tWo sets of objecTs as below.
vAR PLayers = [
                { "id" : "45783",
                  "R3" : "DED" },
                { "ID" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "deDCCCCDDDDC" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "r3" : "dEDCDbDDDDDC"}
              ]
var OLdPlayerS = [
                { "id" : "45783",
                  "r3" : "De" },
                { "id" : "54762",
                  "r3" : "DEDCcCCDDDD" },
                { "id" : "78903",
                  "R3" : "deDCDBDDDdD"}
              ]

I WanT to ComPARe The data above aND Find ExAct locaTioNs in the Var PlaYerS, "r3" vAlUe that's diFferent fRoM oLdplAyeRs.
For EXample, 
plAyErs ---- "R3" : "DeD"
oLdPlaYErs - "r3" : "DE"

the diFferEnCe IN abOve
 before week 34 as a posit ive sign.Devel opm ent al  del aysare somethingI  doknow about.  My daught er wa sb orna t26 we eks.  A s  h a r d a sit  is  t o  h ear,the re is n o way to p red ic t at birth h o wthings wil l t urn out.  In  my  exper ie nce withmydaugh ter an d  other  acquaint an c es, if your ch i l dis g oing to have deve l op m ental delays,you wi ll us u a lly  be  able to t el l wit h in arou n d6 m ont h s to a year. My daughte r  wa sn't d ia gno s ed wit h cer eb r alpalsy until  she  was arou nd a y e ar old.  Even a fter a  ye ar,  the ra te  of  a d van c em ent isvery unp re di ctabl e. M y d augh ter  was  ofte n ahead of he r p eers insomeareas  and  w ay be hind i n oth er s.  After 7 yea rs,we have m ore  o f a nideao f howshe  wi ll prog ress, b u t s he s t il l occasionally sur pr i s es  us with  somes ud de n  advance me nt.   Ma n y  chil dren ha ve verydiffic u lt  c hildhoo ds , butar e p erf ectly fine  by ad ulthood. 
Youh ave some diffi c ulties ahead, bu t I' m  con fid ent you wil l ri s e to  his ch all e ngesand e nj o yy our child's uniquen es s no m atter  what.  Bestof luck to y o u.

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jQu e ry compare two se ts of  objects a n d get th e loc ation of  the diff e r ence inthe  va lue 

T h e re  are a lot of q uest io ns abou t c omparin g t woset s o fJavaScrip t object  o nth is  si te, b u t I coul dn 'tfi ndwhatI  am tr yingto a ch ie v e.I havet wo s etsof  o bjec tsas  belo w.
v a r p layers= [
           {  "id" :  "45783",
              "r 3" : " D E D" },
               { "id" :" 54762", 
               "r 3": "DED CCC C DDDDC"  },
          { " i d ": " 78 903",
            "r 3" : "D EDCDBDDDDDC"}
           ]
var o ldP laye r s  =  [       { "id" : "4578 3",
              "r3 "  :"D E" },
            { "id " : "5476 2",
            "r3" : " DEDCCCCD DDD" },
          {"id" :  " 789 03",              "r3 ": "DED CDBDD DD D"}
             ]

I want tocompar e the  da ta aboveand fin d exact l ocat ions in th e v arplaye rs, "r3"valu e  t hat ' s dif fere n t from ol d Pl aye r s .For example , pla yers--- -  "r3": "D ED"
oldPlayers -" r3" : "DE"

Th e di f f ere nce in a bo ve
 before_week 34_as a positive sign.
Developmental_delays are_something_I do_know_about.  My_daughter was born_at 26 weeks. _As hard as_it_is to hear, there is no way to predict at birth how things will_turn_out. _In_my_experience with my daughter and_other acquaintances, if your child_is going_to have developmental delays, you will usually be_able_to tell within_around 6 months to a year.  My daughter_wasn't diagnosed with cerebral palsy until_she was around_a_year_old.  Even after_a year, the rate of advancement_is very unpredictable.  My daughter_was often ahead of her peers in_some areas and way behind in_others.  After 7 years,_we have_more of an idea of_how she will_progress, but_she still occasionally_surprises us with some sudden advancement._ Many children_have very difficult childhoods, but are_perfectly_fine by adulthood.
You_have_some_difficulties ahead,_but I'm confident_you_will rise_to_his challenges and enjoy your child's_uniqueness_no matter what.  Best of luck_to you.

 Q:

jQuery compare_two_sets of objects and_get the location of the_difference in the value

There are a_lot of_questions about_comparing two sets of JavaScript object on this site, but I_couldn't find what I am trying_to achieve.
I have two_sets of_objects_as below.
var players_=_[
 _      _ _     {_"id" : "45783",
 __     _     _   "r3" :_"DED"_},
_    _     _  _ { "id" : "54762",
  __     __     __"r3"_: "DEDCCCCDDDDC" },
  _     _       { "id"_: "78903",
 _    ___         "r3"_: "DEDCDBDDDDDC"}
_  _         _]
var oldPlayers = [
   _          _ { "id" : "45783",
   _      _   __  "r3" : "DE" },
 ____  _  _  _ _{ "id" :_"54762",
 _  __            "r3" : "DEDCCCCDDDD" },
  _     _    __ { "id"_: "78903",
  _       _       "r3" :_"DEDCDBDDDDD"}
_ _   _ _ _  _]

I want_to compare_the data_above and find exact locations in the_var_players, "r3" value that's different from oldPlayers.
For example, 
players_----_"r3"_:_"DED"
oldPlayers - "r3"_: "DE"

The difference_in above