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  updateQuyTrinhKySoToBehaviorSubject(id : number | null)
  {
    //const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo = this.danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$.getValue();

    const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo : IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel[] = [];
    const danhSachVaiTroKySo : IVaiTroBuocKyModel[] = [];


    this.getQuyTrinhKySo(id)
    .pipe(map((response : IResponseBaseModel<IRequestCreateQuyTrinhKySoModel>) => {
      debugger
      if(response.Success)
      {
        if((response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.length ?? 0) > 0)
        {
          response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.forEach((itemBuocQuyTrinh) => {
            debugger
            const itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo : IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = Object.assign(itemBuocQuyTrinh);

            danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo.push(itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo);

            if((itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length ?? 0) > 0)
            {
              itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.forEach((itemVaiTro) => {
                debugger
                const itemVaiTroBuocKy : IVaiTroBuocKyModel = Object.assign(itemVaiTro);

                danhSachVaiTroKySo.push(itemVaiTroBuocKy);

              })
            }

          })

        }

      }

    }))
    .subscribe((result : any) => {
      debugger
      this.danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$.next(danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo);
      this.danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$.next(danhSachVaiTroKySo);

    })
  }
This is a TypeScript function that updates the values of two BehaviorSubjects (danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$ and danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$) based on the id parameter passed to the function. Here's a breakdown of the code:

id : number | null is the parameter for the function. It can be either a number or null.
const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo : IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel[] = []; initializes an empty array of type IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel[].
const danhSachVaiTroKySo : IVaiTroBuocKyModel[] = []; initializes an empty array of type IVaiTroBuocKyModel[].
this.getQuyTrinhKySo(id) calls the getQuyTrinhKySo method and passes id as a parameter.
.pipe(map((response : IResponseBaseModel<IRequestCreateQuyTrinhKySoModel>) => { uses RxJS operators to manipulate the data emitted by the getQuyTrinhKySo method. It takes in a response object of type IResponseBaseModel<IRequestCreateQuyTrinhKySoModel> and returns a modified response object.
debugger is a statement that helps developers debug code by setting breakpoints.
if(response.Success) checks if the response is successful.
if((response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.length ?? 0) > 0) checks if there are any items in the DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel array of the response object.
response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.forEach((itemBuocQuyTrinh) => { loops through each item in the DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel array.
const itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo : IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = Object.assign(itemBuocQuyTrinh); creates a new IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel object and assigns the values from the current itemBuocQuyTrinh object.
danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo.push(itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo); adds the new itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo object to the danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo array.
if((itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length ?? 0) > 0) checks if there are any items in the DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel array of the current itemBuocQuyTrinh object.
itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.forEach((itemVaiTro) => { loops through each item in the DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel array.
const itemVaiTroBuocKy : IVaiTroBuocKyModel = Object.assign(itemVaiTro); creates a new IVaiTroBuocKyModel object and assigns the values from the current itemVaiTro object.
danhSachVaiTroKySo.push(itemVaiTroBuocKy); adds the new itemVaiTroBuocKy object to




help me improve the code
Sure! Here are a few suggestions to improve the code:

Use destructuring to simplify the code
Instead of using response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel and response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.length, you can use destructuring to simplify the code:

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const { DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = [] } = response.Result || {};
const hasBuocQuyTrinhKySo = DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel.length > 0;
This will make the code more readable and reduce the number of lines.

Use Array.map() to simplify iteration
Instead of using forEach() to iterate over the DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel array, you can use Array.map() to simplify the code:

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const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo = DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel.map(itemBuocQuyTrinh => {
  const itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo : IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = Object.assign(itemBuocQuyTrinh);

  if ((itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length ?? 0) > 0) {
    const danhSachVaiTroKySo = itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel.map(itemVaiTro => Object.assign(itemVaiTro));

    danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo.push(...danhSachVaiTroKySo);
  }

  return itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo;
});

This will also reduce the number of lines and make the code more readable.

Use spread operator to add elements to an array
Instead of using push() to add elements to an array, you can use the spread operator to simplify the code:

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danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo.push(...danhSachVaiTroKySo);
This will add all elements of danhSachVaiTroKySo to danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo.

Here is the updated code:

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updateQuyTrinhKySoToBehaviorSubject(id: number | null) {
  const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo: IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel[] = [];
  const danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo: IVaiTroBuocKyModel[] = [];

  this.getQuyTrinhKySo(id).pipe(
    map((response: IResponseBaseModel<IRequestCreateQuyTrinhKySoModel>) => {
      const { DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = [] } = response.Result || {};
      const hasBuocQuyTrinhKySo = DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel.length > 0;

      if (response.Success && hasBuocQuyTrinhKySo) {
        danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo = DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel.map(itemBuocQuyTrinh => {
          const itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo: IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = Object.assign(itemBuocQuyTrinh);

          if ((itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length ?? 0) > 





is there any other way to updates the values of two BehaviorSubjects ?
Yes, there are other ways to update the values of two BehaviorSubjects. One way is to use the combineLatest operator from RxJS. This operator allows you to combine the latest values from multiple observables into a single observable.

Here is an example of how you can use the combineLatest operator to update two BehaviorSubjects:

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import { combineLatest } from 'rxjs';

// Combine the latest values from the two BehaviorSubjects
const combined$ = combineLatest([
  this.danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$,
  this.danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$
]);

// Subscribe to the combined observable and update the values of the two BehaviorSubjects
combined$.subscribe(([danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo, danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo]) => {
  this.danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$.next(danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo);
  this.danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$.next(danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo);
});
In this example, we create a new observable called combined$ using the combineLatest operator. We pass in an array of observables to combine, which includes the two BehaviorSubjects we want to update.

We then subscribe to the combined$ observable, which emits an array of the latest values from the two BehaviorSubjects. We use array destructuring to get the values of the two BehaviorSubjects from the emitted array, and then update the values of the BehaviorSubjects using the next method.

Using the combineLatest operator can make your code more concise and easier to read, especially if you need to combine the latest values from multiple observables.






Combine with the above method
Sure! Here is an example of how you can combine the above method with the combineLatest operator:

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import { combineLatest } from 'rxjs';
import { map } from 'rxjs/operators';

updateQuyTrinhKySoToBehaviorSubject(id: number | null) {
  const danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$ = this.getQuyTrinhKySo(id).pipe(
    map((response: IResponseBaseModel<IRequestCreateQuyTrinhKySoModel>) => {
      if (response.Success && response.Result?.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel?.length) {
        return response.Result.DanhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel.map((itemBuocQuyTrinh) => {
          const itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo: IBuocQuyTrinhKySoModel = Object.assign({}, itemBuocQuyTrinh);

          if (itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length) {
            itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel = itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel.map((itemVaiTro) => {
              return Object.assign({}, itemVaiTro);
            });
          }

          return itemBuocQuyTrinhKySo;
        });
      } else {
        return [];
      }
    })
  );

  const danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$ = danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$.pipe(
    map((danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo) => {
      const danhSachVaiTroKySo = danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo.reduce((accumulator, itemBuocQuyTrinh) => {
        if (itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel?.length) {
          const vaiTroKySo = itemBuocQuyTrinh.DanhSachVaiTroBuocKyModel.map((itemVaiTro) => {
            return Object.assign({}, itemVaiTro);
          });
          return accumulator.concat(vaiTroKySo);
        } else {
          return accumulator;
        }
      }, []);
      return danhSachVaiTroKySo;
    })
  );

  const combined$ = combineLatest([danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$, danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$]);

  combined$.subscribe(([danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo, danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo]) => {
    this.danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$.next(danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo);
    this.danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$.next(danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo);
  });
}
In this updated code, we first create the danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$ and danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$ observables using the pipe operator and the map operator. These observables are created in the same way as in the original code.

We then create a new observable called combined$ using the combineLatest operator. We pass in an array of observables to combine, which includes danhSachBuocQuyTrinhKySo$ and danhSachVaiTroBuocKySo$.

We then subscribe to the `combined$