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Relational Database: Many-to-Many Relationships | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 53a
🔗Course Link: www.freecodecamp.org/learn/python-for-everybody/python-for-everybody/relational-databases-many-to-many-relationships
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🌟 "Mastering SQL Databases with Python: Many-to-Many Relationships | Email DB Example" 🌟
Welcome to our FreeCodeCamp Legacy Python for Everybody series! In today’s video, we dive into creating many-to-many relationships in SQL databases, using Python to build a practical Email Database. Whether you’re new to databases or looking to enhance your skills, this tutorial will guide you through storing and retrieving data efficiently using Python and SQLite.
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Relational Database: Many-to-Many Relationships | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 53
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🔗Course Link: www.freecodecamp.org/learn/python-for-everybody/python-for-everybody/relational-databases-many-to-many-relationships 🔗Courses Playlist Link: ruclips.net/p/PLktFju7xyBzRsX2T6lFHAC2aPacvkRDZt 🌟 "Mastering Many-to-Many Relationships in SQL: Relational Database Design | FreeCodeCamp Legacy Python" 🌟 Welcome to the next step in our FreeCodeCamp Legacy Python for Everybody series! In th...
Relational Database: Join Operation | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 52
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🔗Course Link: www.freecodecamp.org/learn/python-for-everybody/python-for-everybody/relational-databases-join-operation 🔗Courses Playlist Link: ruclips.net/p/PLktFju7xyBzRsX2T6lFHAC2aPacvkRDZt 🌟 "Mastering SQL Joins: How to Connect Multiple Tables in Relational Databases | FreeCodeCamp Legacy Python" 🌟 Welcome to the next chapter in our FreeCodeCamp Legacy Python for Everybody series! In this vi...
Relational Database: Relationship Building | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 51
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Relational Database: Relationship Building | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 51
Representing Relationships in a Relational Database | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 50
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Representing Relationships in a Relational Database | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 50
Relational Database Design | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 49
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Relational Database Design | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 49
Make a Relational Database | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 48
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Make a Relational Database | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 48
Relational Databases and SQLite | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 47
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Relational Databases and SQLite | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 47
Object Inheritance | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 45
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Object Inheritance | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 45
Object Lifecycle | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 44
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Object Lifecycle | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 44
Object: A Sample Class | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 44
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Object: A Sample Class | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 44
Python Objects | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 43
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Python Objects | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 43
API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42d
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API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42d
API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42c
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API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42b
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API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42b
API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42a
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API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42a
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API Rate Limiting and Security | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 42
Web Services: APIs | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 41
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Web Services: APIs | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 41
Service Oriented Approach | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 40
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Service Oriented Approach | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 40
Web Services: JSON | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 39
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Web Services: XML Schema | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 38
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Web Services: XML | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 37
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Web Services: XML | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 37
Using Web Services | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 36
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Using Web Services | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 36
Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 3 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35c
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Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 3 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35c
Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 2 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35b
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Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 2 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35b
Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 1 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35a
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Networking: Web Scraping with Python - Exercise 1 | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35a
Networking: Web Scraping with Python | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35
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Networking: Web Scraping with Python | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 35
Networking: Using urllib in Python | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 34
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Networking: Using urllib in Python | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 34
Networking: Text Processing | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 33
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Networking: Text Processing | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 33
Networking: Write a Web Browser | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 32
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Networking: Write a Web Browser | freeCodeCamp | Legacy Python for Everybody 32

Комментарии

  • @kailove8767
    @kailove8767 11 часов назад

    Okay, so I put in this exact thing and it told me I was wrong. I even wrote it down on paper and it STILL matched what I was suppose to write. Then I deleted it and wrote the same thing again and it told me I was correct. Just be wary that it may glitch on you

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 7 часов назад

      Lol, sometimes it's like that

  • @blagojemirosavljevic8642
    @blagojemirosavljevic8642 17 часов назад

    Hi man, I'm currently having an issue, hope u have time to check it out, I did the code as u wrote, but still it won't give me the 9,12,13,15,17,19 as success. ```js const textInput = document.getElementById("text-input"); const checkButton = document.getElementById("check-btn"); const result = document.getElementById("result"); checkButton.addEventListener("click",() => { const lowerReplaced = textInput.value.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]/g,"") if(textInput.value === "") { alert("Please input a value") } else if (textInput.value.length === 1) { result.innerText = `${textInput.value} is a palindrome` } else if (lowerReplaced === [...lowerReplaced].reverse().join("")) { result.innerText = `${textInput.value} is a palindrome` } else { result.innerText = `${textInput.value} is a not a palindrome` } }); ```

  • @ulasfakir
    @ulasfakir 23 часа назад

    this lesson was so frustrating. I didn't understand what i was building. It kinda put me off coding in general. but it's comforting to see other people having the same opinion and to know i was not the only one who had hard time with this

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 18 часов назад

      Yeah a lot of these are like that

  • @jonathangross2905
    @jonathangross2905 День назад

    I love your critique of how they write the questions.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS День назад

      Thanks, I get a little too wild sometimes, though

  • @olokornahome9995
    @olokornahome9995 День назад

    Thank you so much. You are a life saver. I've spent an hour on that step doing everything but it wasn't working till I saw your video. Thank you

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS День назад

      You're welcome and keep going strong!!

  • @ianngila4444
    @ianngila4444 День назад

    This was so helpful thanks alot man ...following from Kenya

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS День назад

      You're welcome and thanks for the follow!

    • @ianngila4444
      @ianngila4444 11 часов назад

      @@codeManS just got my javaScript certification today

  • @mothersmucker1
    @mothersmucker1 2 дня назад

    thank you so much for help, I was writing the code for step 1 as return (Math.floor(Math.random() * options.length)); and it would not work, I finally figured out it was because it returns a number instead of a string. Thank you!

  • @adilamuhtar528
    @adilamuhtar528 2 дня назад

    I have done exactly as yours but still not passing, can you see the problem? let price = 19.5; let cid = [ ['PENNY', 0.5], ['NICKEL', 0], ['DIME', 0], ['QUARTER', 0], ['ONE', 0], ['FIVE',0], ['TEN', 0], ['TWENTY', 0], ['ONE HUNDRED', 0] ]; const cash = document.getElementById("cash"); const change = document.getElementById("change-due"); const sale = document.getElementById("purchase-btn"); let currencyUnits = [ ['PENNY', .01], ['NICKEL', .05], ['DIME', .1], ['QUARTER', .25], ['ONE', 1], ['FIVE', 5], ['TEN', 10], ['TWENTY', 20], ['ONE HUNDRED', 100] ]; sale.addEventListener("click",()=>{ const cashValue = parseFloat(cash.value); const changeDue = cashValue-price; if (cashValue < price) { alert("Customer does not have enough money to purchase the item") return; } if(cashValue===price){ change.innerText="No change due - customer paid with exact cash" return; } const changeResult=getChange(changeDue,cid) if(changeResult.status==="INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS"||changeResult.status==="CLOSED"){ change.innerText=`Status:${changeResult.status} ${changeResult.change}` }else { let changeText=`Status:OPEN ${formatChange(changeResult.change)}` change.innerText=changeText.trim() } }); const getChange=(changeDue,cid)=>{ let totalCid = parseFloat(cid.reduce((sum,[_,amount])=> sum + amount, 0).toFixed(2)) if(totalCid<changeDue){ return{status:"INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS",change:[]} } let changeArray=[]; let remainingChange=changeDue; for(let i =currencyUnits.length-1;i>=0;i--){ let unit = currencyUnits[i][0] let unitValue=currencyUnits[i][1] let unitInDrawer=cid[i][1] if( unitValue<=remainingChange && unitInDrawer>0) { let amountFromUnit=0; while(remainingChange>=unitValue&&unitInDrawer>0){ remainingChange=(remainingChange-unitValue).toFixed(2) unitInDrawer-=unitValue; amountFromUnit+=unitValue; } if(amountFromUnit>0){ changeArray.push([unit,amountFromUnit]) } } }// end of for loop if(remainingChange>0){ return{status:"INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS",change:[]} } if(changeDue===totalCid){ return{status:"CLOSED",change:cid} } return{status:"OPEN",change:changeArray} }//end of getChange() const formatChange=changeArray=>changeArray.map(([unit,amount])=>`${unit}:$${amount.toFixed(2)}`).join(" ");

  • @federicomoraholguin5878
    @federicomoraholguin5878 2 дня назад

    i can't solve the last step

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS День назад

      Copy and paste your answer in a new comment so I can see what you ahve

    • @federicomoraholguin5878
      @federicomoraholguin5878 День назад

      @@codeManS i solved it, turns out i had to capital letters, and i didn't realized it at first

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS День назад

      @@federicomoraholguin5878 Great work!

  • @carlosblanquicett2266
    @carlosblanquicett2266 2 дня назад

    Starting off on legacy python, ended up here. Thank your for your intermediation it really helps me (SOMEONE completely new to this).

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 2 дня назад

      You're welcome and I'm glad you got some use out of this! Keep going strong!!

  • @nadagoudapatil777
    @nadagoudapatil777 2 дня назад

    A lot off help from you buddy I appreciate your soo much you are more than my partner 😂❤❤

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 2 дня назад

      I'm glad you're getting some use out of these! Keep going strong!!

  • @KyraDillard116
    @KyraDillard116 3 дня назад

    i have a different question Notice how the text 8g appears centered in the preview. Nest the span element containing the text Total Fat along with the text 8g, in an additional span element for alignment. this is my question

  • @aletter1718
    @aletter1718 3 дня назад

    I meant to comment on this one video, but thank you, you helped me get a cert and its appreciated. Much love and kindness, and thank you sir, you have been the most help.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 3 дня назад

      Awesome! I'm glad these were of some use to you!! Keep going strong!!!

  • @aletter1718
    @aletter1718 3 дня назад

    Finished the entire thing and got the cert to satisfy my job. Thank you good sir, your explanations for their ridiculous steps was godlike in getting this done and learning me some stuff(English is my third language). Much love and kindness, and Please keep going! Im so freaking happy its done lol. Now on to the GitHub to make some projects to complement the python and c.

  • @OliveratoOliverato
    @OliveratoOliverato 4 дня назад

    The code does not want to go through on the computer or cell phone and I have tried many times 😢😢

  • @OliveratoOliverato
    @OliveratoOliverato 4 дня назад

    Help me please

  • @raphaeladjei9144
    @raphaeladjei9144 4 дня назад

    Was following the beta python course on freecodecamp....I can't continue without you so I have joined you here😁

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 4 дня назад

      We're in the same boat! Hopefully in 2 weeks we can get back to the beta course

  • @joannam5485
    @joannam5485 5 дней назад

    Thank you! You've been a great help to me! I like your to-the-point tutorials. I couldn't have made it through without your help! I do have a question for you: It is very difficult to assess my own skill level. Is it acceptable to need to research some of the codes? Is it a skill in itself to be able to locate and apply an unknown code? Where are you, career wise, with your skill-set?

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 5 дней назад

      That's four questions but yeah, the trick to all of this is doing it every day. With programming, the best way to know you're doing well is to look at your portfolio and see if what you've done matches either what you want to do or what your prospective employer expects, in my opinion.

  • @adamspice9076
    @adamspice9076 5 дней назад

    that project is wayy to long...

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 5 дней назад

      Lol, very true!

  • @pronitnag7476
    @pronitnag7476 5 дней назад

    0:58 margin-top: -25;

  • @IlikeBreadWaltuh
    @IlikeBreadWaltuh 6 дней назад

    <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> </head> <body> <h1>Thanks</h1> <p>Thank you i was stuck at this step for so long. Thx for helping!</p> </body> </html>

  • @KyraDillard116
    @KyraDillard116 6 дней назад

    I have a different question After your last .divider element, create a p element and give it the text Total Fat 8g 10%. Then, wrap the text Total Fat in one span element, the text 10% in another, and give them each a class of bold.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 6 дней назад

      So what's the question?

    • @KyraDillard116
      @KyraDillard116 6 дней назад

      @@codeManS here's my question After your last .divider element, create a p element and give it the text Total Fat 8g 10%. Then, wrap the text Total Fat in one span element, the text 10% in another, and give them each a class of bold.

  • @KyraDillard116
    @KyraDillard116 7 дней назад

    i did the same answer it's not working

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 7 дней назад

      Copy and paste your answer to a new comment so I can see what you have

    • @KyraDillard116
      @KyraDillard116 6 дней назад

      @@codeManS <div class="daily-value small-text"> <p class="bold right">% Daily Value *</p> <div class="divider"></div> <p><span><span class='bold'>Total Fat</span> 8g<spN> <span class='bold'>10%</span></p> </div>

    • @KyraDillard116
      @KyraDillard116 6 дней назад

      @@codeManS it said this Sorry, your code does not pass. Keep trying. Your p element should have two span elements.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 6 дней назад

      @@KyraDillard116 Why's that closing span after "8g" look like that?

    • @KyraDillard116
      @KyraDillard116 6 дней назад

      @@codeManS I don't know

  • @CollinsOduor-g3e
    @CollinsOduor-g3e 7 дней назад

    I just believed you will help me become a front end developer cause your videos have been interesting to me

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 7 дней назад

      Keep going strong!

  • @CollinsOduor-g3e
    @CollinsOduor-g3e 7 дней назад

    Hey, Sir youve been my ever since 2023 have been following bt I'm stuck could you mind assisting me get to understand the concept

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 7 дней назад

      Which concept?

  • @Sammy-n7z
    @Sammy-n7z 8 дней назад

    nice

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 8 дней назад

    did u give up on w3s

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 8 дней назад

      Yeah that's why they're in the scrap heap. They were getting to be too much reading and not enough views

    • @timerteam7076
      @timerteam7076 8 дней назад

      @@codeManS I would definitely watch all the videos

    • @timerteam7076
      @timerteam7076 8 дней назад

      Because you make actually great sense with them.And that helps me learn

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 7 дней назад

      @@timerteam7076 I understand but the thing is that they take a lot of time to make and as you can see, they're very unpopular. We're all trying to earn money for bills, right?

  • @sibte.55
    @sibte.55 8 дней назад

    error in test 20:(

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 9 дней назад

    I watched all of your videos all the way through thank you for the help hopefully this the end for assignments for me I went to the 9 weeks doing this and it was painful but now I know a little bit more now that you gave me this knowledge hopefully I become a professional coder one day as I will keep on going on and never give up

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 8 дней назад

      You're welcome and I'm glad you got through it! And yeah, as long as you keep going little by little, you'll get to the top. Keep going strong!!!

  • @ZeusF87
    @ZeusF87 9 дней назад

    --The Converter portion of this project works fine of the first six problems ? After that it does not compute and produce the correct roman numerals for the answers 7-11 please help because you are normally where i go to get explanations when i don't understand? Here is my work so far: const input = document.getElementById("number"); const convert = document.getElementById("convert-btn"); const output = document.getElementById("output"); const numerals = [ ["M",1000], ["CM",900], ["D",500], ["CD",400], ["C",100], ["XC",90], ["L",50], ["XL",40], ["X",10], ["IX",9], ["V",5], ["IV",4], ["I",1] ] input.addEventListener("keydown", e => { if (e.key === "Enter") { convert.click() } }) convert.addEventListener("click", () => { let value = input.value; if (!value) { output.innerText = "Please enter a valid number" } else if (value < 0) { output.innerText = "Please enter a number greater than or equal to 1" } else if (value > 3999) { output.innerText = "Please enter a number less than or equal to 3999" } else { let result = ""; for (const [roman,number] of numerals) { while (number < value) { result += roman; value -= number; } } output.innerText = result; } })

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 9 дней назад

      In the while loop, why's number less than value?

    • @ZeusF87
      @ZeusF87 8 дней назад

      @@codeManS so your saying that value should be less than or equal to number in the while loop? I’m a bit confused and overwhelmed with JavaScript at times.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 8 дней назад

      @@ZeusF87 Lol, what kind of learning channel would this be if I just gave away the answers? Check out the video again and you'll see

    • @ZeusF87
      @ZeusF87 8 дней назад

      @@codeManS Thanks I finally came to the proper conclusion have taken a break and thinking through the logic of the code. Normally your explanations are clearer to me on the first run but I just got caught in a brain fart before figuring it out.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 8 дней назад

      @@ZeusF87 Awesome! I'm glad you were able to figure it out and yeah, taking breaks and giving it some time is the way

  • @seanmaine6214
    @seanmaine6214 10 дней назад

    Is Regex like a completely new foundational skill? I was going good and then learned about this and I am super confused haha

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      Yeah, it's basically a language inside of languages used for searching up strings easily

    • @seanmaine6214
      @seanmaine6214 10 дней назад

      @@codeManSis it 100% necessary? I hear mixed opinions

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 9 дней назад

      @@seanmaine6214 They say people can get away with avoiding regex. I use it because they use it a bunch on Codewars challenges, so because I learned it, i know where it goes and when.

    • @seanmaine6214
      @seanmaine6214 9 дней назад

      @@codeManSI see, thanks so much for providing answers to my questions. Really appreciate it man!

  • @justinpusch7888
    @justinpusch7888 10 дней назад

    Hello, im just Checking. if you are this far into the JavaScript cert and still need to watch these videos to get through the lessons and projects...... is that normal? should I be going back and reviewing all previous materials until i have a full grasp of it? or keep chugging along and the concepts will become more concrete with further repetition. because i can read the code that he comes to in his conclusions but i cannot manage to come up with it on my own. nor does it always scream out to me why the answer is the answer all the time. i simply can read it and say more or less ok i get what this is attempting to achieve.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      Yeah, went back and did them. Also, if you haven't checked out codewars.com, that's a great resource for practicing JS

    • @justinpusch7888
      @justinpusch7888 10 дней назад

      @@codeManS thank you. yea i am clearly not retaining as much information as i should. i just opened codewars for the first time and immediately cant solve the first problem it puts out. this is rather discouraging.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      @@justinpusch7888 Make sure to start with the 8 kyu rated problems. There should almost be 400 of them to choose from by now.

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 10 дней назад

    So it's telling me that I have everything wrong but I have everything right I don't know what's wrong

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      Copy and paste your answer in a new comment so I can see what you have

  • @sitopoema
    @sitopoema 10 дней назад

    Thank you!! All day trying to work this question out!

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      You're welcome and I'm glad you got through it!

  • @aletter1718
    @aletter1718 10 дней назад

    These people have it out for you man, they keep changing the steps. For anyone stuck, they usually change the name of the element referenced, or add a call to confuse. usually if you go to the same line, you just have to update the function with the updated names to pass. They have done it on at least three different JavaScript text things, I take it as a challenge to see why they changed the function. I've learned more from them fucking around like that then the steps sometimes LMAO.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      It feels like it sometimes. It's whatever though because sooner or later we'll all move on from them and that will be that

    • @aletter1718
      @aletter1718 10 дней назад

      @@codeManS indeed, this is the truth.

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 11 дней назад

    Hey do u have hyper link text colors?

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      Yeah, if you're trying to style the links, the W3Schools page for that is here: www.w3schools.com/css/css_link.asp Good luck!

    • @timerteam7076
      @timerteam7076 10 дней назад

      @@codeManS oh I meant a video about it

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      @@timerteam7076 I don't think I did that one

  • @cryptoaddict6715
    @cryptoaddict6715 11 дней назад

    I just wanted to say man I have enjoyed your solutions for years. Thank you. I finally subscribed ( you popped up in my feed, and I always look for your solutions in codewars)

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 10 дней назад

      Thanks for the sub and I'm glad you've been getting some use out of these videos for so long! Keep going strong!!

  • @kxmode
    @kxmode 11 дней назад

    Step 27 is more complicated today, making the solution even more confusing. But here’s the answer anyway. const getMedian = (array) => { const sorted = array.toSorted((a, b) => a - b); const median = sorted.length % 2 === 0 ? getMean([sorted[sorted.length / 2], sorted[sorted.length / 2 - 1]]) : sorted[Math.floor(sorted.length / 2)]; return median; } Basically, all I needed to do was skip to step 28 and see the function they were looking for. Here’s my original code that works, but the test was specifically looking for the code mentioned above: const getMedian = (array) => { const sorted = array.toSorted((a, b) => a - b); const isEven = sorted.length % 2 === 0; if (isEven) { const middle1 = sorted[sorted.length / 2 - 1]; const middle2 = sorted[sorted.length / 2]; return (middle1 + middle2) / 2; } else { return sorted[Math.floor(sorted.length / 2)]; } }; Code is beautiful, but it's also subjective-different coders can arrive at different solutions. In this case, the solution was both simple and complex at the same time.

  • @mmeregildo
    @mmeregildo 11 дней назад

    Nice Excelent !!

  • @maulidyayuni1715
    @maulidyayuni1715 11 дней назад

    Hello I can’t passed with this code

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 11 дней назад

      Copy and paste your answer to a new comment so I can see what you have

    • @maulidyayuni1715
      @maulidyayuni1715 11 дней назад

      @@codeManS I’ve already passed the step, I just re wrote the width and background colour same as the menu class and then I put the text-align

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 11 дней назад

      @@maulidyayuni1715 Good work! Keep going strong!!

  • @storzbickel4328
    @storzbickel4328 12 дней назад

    maybe i missed it but did you give any real reasons for why skipping that java beta project one? it seems if free code camp deemed that the smartest option they'd put it in order with the rest. and why go do those coding challenges at that point. seems a lot of random questions you wouldn't even be familiar with and best to just do the java beta and brush up with that older java course, do the games one as flash cards here and there with the main focus working on projects to continue learning. But idk, im but a peasant..

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 11 дней назад

      The reason I said to do it like that is because that's how I did it. You can do it however you want. The key to all of this is doing it six days a week forever, with breaks peppered here and there.

  • @mwbauer
    @mwbauer 12 дней назад

    So, I followed this after I had done all of the work. Position: sticky just isn't working for anything. The only way I can get it to work is to close the header and make a <div> just for the navbar. So, having done everything else, I went back to the nav-bar and the <h1> and put the nav-bar at the top with position: fixed and styled the <h1> underneath. So, it IS at the top. It HAS to be at the top. When we scroll it STAYS at the top. But, when I run the tests, it isn't accepted. So, how can I get position: sticky to work?

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 11 дней назад

      The best thing to do in these situations, in 2024, is to copy the code, go to chatGPT, type in "what's wrong with this code" or, "how can i get position: sticky to work?" and then paste the code. That's literally what I would do if you pasted that code for me and asked me to see what's up

  • @fabianrodriguez1183
    @fabianrodriguez1183 12 дней назад

    Aye thanks for letting us know how toxic the tech industry can get lmaoooo

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 11 дней назад

      Lol, you're welcome!

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 13 дней назад

    My teacher gave me this assignment months ago and I hadn't done it because I wasn't able to catch catch up on the coding that she was doing and I was trying to tell her that she was going too fast but she didn't listen thank you so much for showing me how to do this because I really needed it to

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      You're welcome! I didn't know these w3schools vids would come in handy, so I'm glad you got some use out of it. Keep going strong!!

  • @TheSpacecamel
    @TheSpacecamel 13 дней назад

    Dude is a machine and cranking these out. 🎉

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      Lol, I've been at this same python thing for 3 months!

  • @pkxdzardoofficial289
    @pkxdzardoofficial289 13 дней назад

    Thank you

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      You're welcome!

  • @AinzOoalGown-01
    @AinzOoalGown-01 14 дней назад

    Thank you.

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      You're welcome!

  • @MeghanGarbarini
    @MeghanGarbarini 14 дней назад

    Appreciate the detailed breakdown! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      Crypto stuff is beyond my knowledge atm

  • @timerteam7076
    @timerteam7076 14 дней назад

    I tried it to and it didn't work 😭

    • @codeManS
      @codeManS 13 дней назад

      Copy and paste your answer in a new comment so I can see what you have