Thanks for this. When I was learning nested for loops, I thought my output was wrong. I couldn't understand why I kept getting my i array multiple times, but this explains it.
I have read a ton on these subject,but this is the only thing that actually made sense. P.S I am now professional,and you thought me HTML.God bless brother.
Nice presentation of the topic. However, I personally prefer to think of 2D arrays in terms of "arrays within arrays" rather than rows and columns (e.g. "first array, second element). Somehow that's much more digestible for my brain :). Especially with different numbers of elements in individual arrays.
This is a great tutorial Mike. You cover a lot of ground in a really clear and concise manner. Also, for anyone wanting to learn about SQL, Mike Dane has an excellent 4 hour course on RUclips. And a request for Mike. If you could make the time could you please run some new courses on Javascript.
Looks like he is very busy by the way go to freecodecamp.com they have detailed course on javascript as the name suggests it is completely free if u complete projects they give u .You will also earn certification as well
Nice tutorial, but I wish it stayed zoomed out so we can see all the code the whole time. Really hard to focus with all the tight zoom and moving around.
This is cool! Could you demo one where you create two separate number grids and loops through both using a nested loop and then store/console log the matching values into a new variable?
All the 'professors' out there, you only need 10 minutes to clear things up. Thanks Mike!
I keep thinking mike says "Draft Academy" at the start, lol, thanks for this hardwork bro, yoy really helping out
Going through Colt Steele's Web Development course right now and this made a lot of sense. Thanks bro!
Thank you so much, this actually made more sense than anything i've ever watched or read.
same here bro
same thing
Really thank you, a very concise and comprehensive guide to 2D arrays, I was stuck 2 hours on a problem, you helped me solve it in 10 minutes.
Mike, you are the best! Thank you for being here for us. We truly appreciate your work. May you continue to help people!
You made it so simple and clear to understand
Thanks for this. When I was learning nested for loops, I thought my output was wrong. I couldn't understand why I kept getting my i array multiple times, but this explains it.
That just explained every issue I have been stuck on for the past few days. Thanks for the detailed explanation!
I have read a ton on these subject,but this is the only thing that actually made sense.
P.S I am now professional,and you thought me HTML.God bless brother.
I'm working on the Odin Project's Etch a Sketch project and this will help a ton. Great job explaining this.
I watched this as refresher and it was so helpful thanks! I think you explained it clearly for people still learning
Nice presentation of the topic. However, I personally prefer to think of 2D arrays in terms of "arrays within arrays" rather than rows and columns (e.g. "first array, second element). Somehow that's much more digestible for my brain :). Especially with different numbers of elements in individual arrays.
thank you sir .very clean and neat exploitation about 2-D Array
This is a great tutorial Mike. You cover a lot of ground in a really clear and concise manner. Also, for anyone wanting to learn about SQL, Mike Dane has an excellent 4 hour course on RUclips. And a request for Mike. If you could make the time could you please run some new courses on Javascript.
Looks like he is very busy by the way go to freecodecamp.com they have detailed course on javascript as the name suggests it is completely free if u complete projects they give u .You will also earn certification as well
Finished Tutorial 25.Thanks to Mike
Excellent explanation of a confusing topic. Thanks!
this is sooo helpful for what im learning in class right now (matricies)!! thank you for this vid
Omg this is exactly what I needed help with-thank you!
Thank you Mike. You're awesome. You explained this the best of all the videos I'm watched.
Super clear explanation. Thank you for posting the video
Really most accurate and nice demo making really great clarity!!
This was very helpful. Thanks Mike!
Great video explanation
Finally a good explanation! thanks
thank you man that was a puzzle to me how to print all values in a nested array thru for loop..
Wow this helps me alot not only in js but all languages .
Great explanation, thanks a lot Mike !
Thank you . Nice video . I was wondering if you do any pixel manipulation vids. They seem hard to fing in.js .
Nice explanation. Thanks!!
Super. Thank you.
This was awesome thank you so much. :)
Really well done, thanks a ton
thanks man. :) love from INDIA
my numbers are printing vertically
what should i do ?
thanks so much
Nice tutorial, but I wish it stayed zoomed out so we can see all the code the whole time. Really hard to focus with all the tight zoom and moving around.
i am having trouble in understanding vowels and consonants program in javascript. would be king enough to make me understand using loop?
This is cool! Could you demo one where you create two separate number grids and loops through both using a nested loop and then store/console log the matching values into a new variable?
Great video, thank you!
nice video
This was more easy to understand and intuitive than Colt Steele
whats the difference between prompt and window.prompt()
That makes perfect sense! Thx!!!
Thank you so much,
thank you lodi :)(idol)
Javascript array multi dimensions has bugs. It cannot address properly
D[i][j][k][color]
did anyone do the hourglass question?
THANK YOU!!!!
Why did u stop making videos buddy. Keep em coming
:/ dude.. Thanks, finally got it.