Nice. Haha, thanks Michel! Some of these exercises are getting quite tough and reduce is quite tricky so I’m glad you’re enjoying them and powering through! 🥳🚀
where can i find MORE this type of exercises to increase my understanding of method. I have downloaded your repository but i have completed all exercise ;p
Haha, I would love to create more of these sometime! I'd encourage you to try using map/filter/reduce more in your code your write for all your other tasks/problems and see if you can solve it with them instead. That's always good practice and you'll see it applies to many more things and places than you'd have guessed 😊
Could you mention a quick blurb on how these tools are applied with industry examples? It would help contextualize the raw code and relate the value of the lesson. Thank for sharing your knowledge Sir.
Good point! I designed most of these exercises to simulate similar tasks you might see in industry. There are so many possible fields you could apply these to so I tried to keep it applicable but generic and interesting. 🤓 In some of the later examples as we learn more I do sprinkle in some thing like web related or interview question related where possible 😊 I would love to make a full series walking through using these building blocks start to finish to build an actual product that’s full stack though. I think I can really bring in the most industry comparison there 🤞🏽
I think finding small and large numbers we don't neet to pass initial value because accumulator will be array [0] and currentvalue array[1] so we can find wich one is small or large by comparing and then return accumulator or currentValue
i figured out how you would get rid of the - at the end because that kept me up last night wanting to figure out how lol, I ended up using the slice method on concatCities.slice(0, -1). We start slice at 0 to keep the string from the beginning and -1 to get rid of that last - after toronto.
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This channel is a goldmine! You def deserve more views
Thank you very much! I’m just glad to be able to help people with these topics 😊 Can’t wait for the upcoming videos!
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Nice. Haha, thanks Michel! Some of these exercises are getting quite tough and reduce is quite tricky so I’m glad you’re enjoying them and powering through! 🥳🚀
23 videos in never lookin back! Thank you Nader
Just powering through! Nice work - I can't wait to see how you do on the project 🚀
You one of the best when it comes to breaking down JS. Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot, that means a lot 😊 Will keep them coming, haha! 🥳
How do you higlight several lines and instantly comment out all of it. Mine gets erased and replaced by //
Love ur vids btw. Keep it up!
Thanks! For commenting, if you highlight the code and do cmd+/ on mac or ctrl+/ on pc it should work 😊
S*#t is getting real here! Haha. Tough! Onto the exercises.
Tough love, haha!
I agree this channel is a gold mine !
Easy to understand explanation, super excited to keep learning more thank you for teaching !
You're very welcome! Glad you're finding these helpful and (hopefully) fun, haha! 😃
I totaly agree, you deffinetely deserve more views, I already shared your content to my class, hope they will hang around.
The best video on array.reduce... ever!
Thanks Rajea! I’m so glad you find it helpful haha, since this is such a confusing but important topic (in every language)! 😊
where can i find MORE this type of exercises to increase my understanding of method. I have downloaded your repository but i have completed all exercise ;p
Haha, I would love to create more of these sometime! I'd encourage you to try using map/filter/reduce more in your code your write for all your other tasks/problems and see if you can solve it with them instead. That's always good practice and you'll see it applies to many more things and places than you'd have guessed 😊
Could you mention a quick blurb on how these tools are applied with industry examples? It would help contextualize the raw code and relate the value of the lesson. Thank for sharing your knowledge Sir.
Good point! I designed most of these exercises to simulate similar tasks you might see in industry. There are so many possible fields you could apply these to so I tried to keep it applicable but generic and interesting. 🤓
In some of the later examples as we learn more I do sprinkle in some thing like web related or interview question related where possible 😊
I would love to make a full series walking through using these building blocks start to finish to build an actual product that’s full stack though. I think I can really bring in the most industry comparison there 🤞🏽
My absolute thanks. Your diagrams, explanations and thought process has helped me immensly. Thank you so much, Nader.
I think finding small and large numbers we don't neet to pass initial value because accumulator will be array [0] and currentvalue array[1] so we can find wich one is small or large by comparing and then return accumulator or currentValue
very informative, great work! Keep going. I am likes every your video
Thanks, that’s very kind of you 😊
This channel is a gem, thank you soo much for creating such an amazing playlist to learn js in depth
you're a great teacher. please keep going.
really good explanations, thanks
The slides were really helpful here
Thanks master
Thank you!
i figured out how you would get rid of the - at the end because that kept me up last night wanting to figure out how lol, I ended up using the slice method on concatCities.slice(0, -1). We start slice at 0 to keep the string from the beginning and -1 to get rid of that last - after toronto.
Nice solution! Haha, you're already turning in to a dev 😂 "The code keeping me up at night... must solve!"