In JavaScript, a variable is where you can store information. This information can then be accessed at a later time. A variable stores the data. This data can be changed (let) or can not be changed (const). Am I understanding that correctly?
Today marks 1 year since I started my journey of learning how to code. 💆🏾♀️ Glad I decided to embark on this journey. It’s been a great year. I’ve pushed myself and learned so much. I know this is the year I’ll transition into a new career. Already speaking it to existence 😤
I successfully made a network request for data using Fetch API in Javascript! I was also able to iterate over the data and display it on the DOM. Doesn't look the greatest but I can do this!!
What are the benefits of using template literals instead of just concatonating strings?
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🧐 I am guessing that it shortens the actual code. Anything else?
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I successfully debugged my code in record time 😅🤣Only bragging so that I remember this moment. I'm sure it'll never happen this quickly again. Anyway, here's my latest code. I have successfully added different sounds to each object, and used switch codes. 🤩
“Everyday I learn, I improve.”
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127,128th day. I’m really enjoying the Eloquent JavaScript book. Tying in some of the amazing Angela Yu today as well.. gotta make it a well balanced learning experience. LFG 😤
Day 100 of
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Round 2! I made it to two hundred solid days of learning to code. Today, I am cleaning up some media queries for my freelancing project. I meet with my client tomorrow and I'm excited to show her the progress. I'm not done with
#100daysofcode
though. We
Working on writing cleaner and easier to read code. I like revisiting old challenges and trying other ways to solve it. Here is another way to solve the FizzBuzz challenge, using a for loop.
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day 18, round 3.
Today, I successfully added sound to buttons on my page, using a for loop to iterate through each button. I then changed the color of each button once I click it, using the this keyword. Things are coming along.
The bots on here are INSANE. I’m also not really seeing any benefit to paying for this.. I’m really on here for
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and the coders I follow.
We launched!!!!! My first freelancing project complete.
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Check it out and get a bracelet. 😅 I'll get back to everyone in my DM's later today. Then, it's back to JavaScript.🤓
Day 91 of round 2 of
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and guess what? I’m no where near perfect.
I haven’t “mastered” JavaScript.
The most important thing is that I WON’T 👏🏾 give 👏🏾 up.
Every single day is a new day to learn.
I’m looking at the DOM some more. Yesterday, I changed the color
Day 82 and 83 of
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I am continuing my HTML and CSS landing page for mobile view. Does anyone have any resources or recommendations for the hamburger menu?
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day 50. Halfway point! Taking part of this challenge has taught me the importance of consistency. I’ve been steadily learning, every single day. Each day I’ve attempted to solve new problems and improve just a bit more. Here’s to another 50 days 👩🏾💻
Day 69 of
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and I am focusing strictly on CSS positioning today. I am also attending my first virtual meetup for coders. 👩🏾💻 Excited to connect with others!
Three months ago, I would see all your tweets showing your JS code and I was soooo lost. It was literally a foreign language. But, look at me now. Eh, heh 😏 Study session
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of the day. Leggo.
Day 145 of
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and I’m super excited about tomorrow. I get to code all day!! For now, I’m doing a CSS battle and working on my project some more. It’ll be a good night. 🤙🏾
Attended my first JS meetup tonight and won a CodePen water bottle 🥰 it was so inspiring to connect with all the amazing local JS developers. Thank you
@OrlandoDevs
!!
Ok I caved and bought the Angela Yu course on Udemy. Couldn’t beat the Black Friday sale. I’m currently using fCC, Scrimba and CodeCademy to learn front end. I don’t want to overwhelm myself with resources but I think I’m using some pretty good ones right now. 😎
Day 21 of
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round 3. Wrapping things up with my project. Then, more JS. Today, I learned that '==' will convert the two items being compared to the same data type, while '===' only compares the values. No conversion happens. '===' is referred to as strict equality.
We survived another hurricane. I am slowly getting back to normal. This weekend, I worked on two projects. Using only JS, I created a button that once clicked, changes the background of the page. I am also currently working on a timer countdown. I want to get really comfortable
1K Followers?! Thank you for following me on my journey to learning how to code.
Let me introduce myself: My name is Marissa and I am on a mission to learn how to code. My language of choice is JavaScript and my goal is to become a Full Stack Developer.
It's been close to 200
Learning about JavaScript mathematical assignment operators..
w = w + 1 will give you the same output as w += 1
+=: Adds and assigns a new value to a variable. ✅
Days
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-12 of
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I've been active behind the scenes working on my submission for the SheCodes project. Tonight, i'm attending a virtual MeetUp for developers.
Coding break over tonight. the Eloquent JavaScript book arrives today. I also booked my first freelancing gig. I have lots to learn and I’m excited to use this opportunity to grow! It’s a personal friend who’s asking me to create a website for her business. She wants it launched
Day 62-64 of
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I added a beautiful modal to my client's site using JavaScript. I used the setTimeout function along with class lists and event listeners. Progress. ✔️
I used to tell my students that learning is ALL about making mistakes. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. That’s when the real learning happens. Take every mistake as a learning opportunity. Fun fact about me: Did you know I was a former educator?
Day 5 of
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round 3. Working on more JS tonight, along with coding my freelancing project. Everyday is progress towards becoming better. ✔️
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day 108. More of Angela Yu's course tonight. Doing some code on my project tonight, too. Last month was a great coding month. Gonna make December worth it. 😎
This was good! There's another easier way to do it but this way requires a bit more understanding. I liked the challenge! I learned that let variables are block scope. You can't access them from outside of their scope.I couldn't console.log(sum) outside the variable. 👩🏾💻
Day 62 of
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working on my Technical Documentation project on fCC and I'm down to 2 errors! Both errors are related so I will dive deep into this and get the solution. 👩🏾💻
day 126 of
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Working on JavaScript and my own project. This will be a coffee and plant delivery app. I'm using Canva to create the layout. What do you use when you create projects? I'm open to suggestions!
Day 68-69 of
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Diving back into the website, adding some last minute things before launch. I am also making my way through coding challenges with the JavaScript Course on Udemy. I've been feeling a bit stuck with my progress but read a post by
@selftaughtech
that
Build build build... That's how you get better at anything. The first landing page might take a while. But the ones after will be easier. until they become harder. then they get easier. Then harder. then...
Day 76 of
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Remembering that not everyone's learning journey looks the same. Not everyone is on the same path. Just keep trying your best. I'm 76 days in and I know way more than I did day 1... That in itself is good enough.
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Day 34!
Today wasn't the best coding day for me. I was pretty exhausted from the quick weekend trip. Moving through some lessons on CodeCademy before I go to sleep. Tomorrow will be a more productive coding day!
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day 45 and you guessed it. Flexbox! I’m tackling flex-grow and moving through the Flexbox CodeCademy lessons today. So thankful for all these amazing and free resources available to learn. 🙏🏾
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