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@nitnip hitting the nail on the head with that as well. I agree the current state of colleges around the country is terrible. With tuition sky rocketing with very little change to show the cost increase. However I do feel as if a degree is certainly valuable. I’ve hit a point in my self learning that I just have no real direction of what I should do or a better way to do it.
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@nitnip several of them certainly seem so
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@wackOverflow that’s also what I recognize as a problem. Most any job I look for regardless of the type of degree specifically asks for a bachelors in something.
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Well money and time is really the kicker right? Single father of two beautiful daughters so working and learning is my crossroads. I would much rather do a cs degree. As It really is much more robust. (I have quite a bit of basic knowledge with Js css html5 python and swift. Just because I got into this self learning and as a hobby) and when I notice boot camps basically just teach the basics of those that I can pretty much figure out on my own it kinda drives me away from them.
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@SortOfTested that's awesome. I should try that avenue
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@SortOfTested doubt it. I felt as if teamtreehouse was pretty good but my subscription ran out and I don't feel like resubscribing (I had an injury and I've been out of work, so I've dove into trying to learn as much as I can in the process) I just don't really know any good free ways of getting adequate.
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@SortOfTested const expr = 'Papayas';
switch (expr) {
case 'Oranges':
console.log('Oranges are $0.59 a pound.');
break;
case 'Mangoes':
case 'Papayas':
console.log('Mangoes and papayas are $2.79 a pound.');
// expected output: "Mangoes and papayas are $2.79 a pound."
break;
default:
console.log(`Sorry, we are out of ${expr}.`);
}
that's pretty much the example I got. -
@SortOfTested 1. Your function should include at least one switch
2. Your function must accept any possible combination of inputs
3. If the inputs are valid, it should return an array with 2 variables inside of it: value3, and label3. For example:
return [5,"minutes"];
The exact label you choose to return for label3 ("minutes" for example) is up to you.
4. If the inputs are invalid or impossible, it should return false. Here are examples of impossible and invalid inputs:
timeAdder(5,"hour",5,"minutes") // This is impossible because "hour" is singular and 5 is plural
timeAdder(false,false,5,"minutes") // This is invalid because the first 2 arguments are not the correct types
timeAdder({},"days",5,"minutes") // This is invalid because the first argument is the wrong type -
@SortOfTested function testMortality(humansName){
const humanName = ["socrates", "aristotle", "plato"];
let gods=("zeus", "apolo", "hera", "poseidon");
if (humansName === humanName) {
console.log (humanName + " " + "is of man");
} else {
console.log( gods + " " + "is not of man");
}
}
testMortality("zeus");
does this meet the criteria? or am I way off. more over is there a hint I could have to make this better? -
@BobbyTables or if I write something that is literally shit let me know how and why its shit so I can make that correction.
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@BobbyTables yeah as a learner for me its kinda like just nudging a hint so I can figure out what I need on my own.
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@SortOfTested thank you very much
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@SortOfTested that makes more sense than the way so basically just make a function that combines all of it to say true or false ?
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I would welcome you in my life never feel annoying.
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my noob self is just having a hard time figuring this out
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@ostream I just got the MacBook Pro
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I must say seeing everyone’s comments is very informative.
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@C0D4 I actually use w3 as a reference a lot!
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@C0D4 yes I am a self learning noob I apologize for my current lack of knowledge. Just hope everyone can bare with me.
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@heyheni I’m thinking in the sense of design. Drawing out and setting up how you want something to look before you code it out.
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Never been scuba diving but would really love too.
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@N00bPancakes mike Tyson Vs jaws is about to come on. Later in the week they will have will smith as well as Shaq doing shows
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@Wisecrack oh yeah I got my party years out of the way really early. Finally figured out why all the girls at bars go to the bathroom to powder their nose!!
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@M1sf3t fuck it both.
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@Wisecrack I’ve stopped drinking almost completely since having kids and had a few drinks last night in the hot tub. Man I just can’t hang anymore. Sad part is I’m in my prime lol
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Yes I’ve noticed that. I find myself searching for all sorts of stuff. Often times it’s like okay I know I can do this but how do I do that again. Quick look and oh yeah okay that’s how.
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@M1sf3t soooooo stack overflow everything and fake it till you make it?
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I will add though everything through pirple is pretty cool. Their certificate might not be worth anything but the way they go through everything is fairly nice. And everything you do is reviewed by someone and has to go through a review process. So it’s not very bad.
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Yeah I don’t think it adds any true value to anything other than a completion.
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This is a screenshot of my certificate lol I didn’t do this lol just got the certificate from them.