My notes from ChatGPT: List of Cancer hospitals in India

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Here is a list of some well-known cancer hospitals in India: Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai : One of the oldest and most reputed cancer hospitals in India, known for its comprehensive cancer care and research. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi : AIIMS is a premier medical institute in India with a dedicated cancer treatment center that offers advanced care and research facilities. Adyar Cancer Institute, Chennai : Known for its expertise in cancer treatment and research, particularly in radiation oncology and surgical oncology. Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, Delhi : A leading cancer hospital providing comprehensive cancer care with state-of-the-art facilities. Cancer Institute (WIA), Chennai : Founded by Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy, it is one of the oldest cancer hospitals in India, known for its pioneering work in cancer treatment and research. Apollo Hospitals, Chennai : Part of the Apollo Group, it offers specialized cancer care across various...

Casting GraphQL Types.

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The source of this article is:
https://til.hashrocket.com/posts/g9pakqpyfa-casting-graphql-types-with-inline-fragments

Graphql works with a type system. You ask for fruit and it returns fruit, but that fruit could be a pear or an orange.
(contrived example apologies)
interface Fruit {
  seedless: Boolean
}

type Pear implements Fruit {
  color: String
}

type Apple implements Fruit {
  size: Int
}
GraphQL
So when you ask for fruit, and you want the size of the apple, you have to let graphql know that you want an Apple and are expecting an Apple and while I’m thinking about this as casting the graphql docs call it inline fragments.
  query {
    fruit {
      seedless
      ... on Pear {
        color
      }
      ... on Apple {
        size
      }
    }
  }
GraphQL
The ... is a syntactic element not a writing convention.