SirKriz:


"let" works within a code block and "var" functions globally, though you can have variable hoisting issues later with var. Send me a pm, I will send you a PDF material (Understanding ECMAScript 6 by Nicholas Zakas) if you are interested.

Oloruntobi4382:
@collinic, if you mean user input.Maybe this.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int matrix[6];
int main () {
cout <<"Enter first number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[0];
cout <<"Enter second,number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[1];
cout <<"Enter third number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[2];
cout <<"Enter fourth number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[3];
cout <<"Enter fifth number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[4];
cout <<"Enter sixth number"<<endl;
cin >> matrix[5];
cout << "Your output is:"<<endl<<'( matrix[0], matrix[1], matrix[2])' << '(matrix[3], matrix[4], matrix[5])';
return 0;
}

fredamare:
Guys, how was your interview?

benfluleck:
They are doing bootcamp for XXVI cycle

luwahtowbi:

what is happening man,will the link to the saberr test come?

Babadee30:

They can change it anytime but recently it has been JavaScript (nodejs, express framework, nosql databases) + some fundamental programming techniques

Babadee30:

Yeah

Anthonyemeka12:
i got my interview tomorrow. don't know the nature of the 3 technical questions. a bit nervous. traveled from ph

AnthonyAk:

OLUWASEUN OSEWA
This young and enterprising young man is known for starting a platform that gives Nigerians an online voice. Before Facebook became popular in Nigeria, Nairaland was a thriving community of Nigerians. From politics to careers to diaspora connections no other platform has advanced the cause of a Nigerian online community like Nairaland.
It has also made a millionaire out of young Seun as deserving.

LINDA IKEJI
Ms. Ikeji recently wrote a blog post where she talked about her struggles staring up. She wanted to be self made from the beginning and even though it took a while, she has definitely made it. The Linda Ikeji blog is well known for engaging gossip and news that keeps the Nigerian amebo population on its toes. With top Nigerian organizations as advertisers, the blog has made a multi millionaire out of its owner. She recently purchased a Range Rover but one thing about this lady is that she has managed to stay humble and so helpful to others.

CHUDE JIDEONWO
Chude is passionate about giving a voice to his generation in the development of his nation. With his partner, Adebola Williams he started the Future Awards project to recognize young passionate Nigerians giving their best to their Fatherland. He is said to have been a major impact in the turn around of the Buhari campaigns machine in 2015.

UCHE PEDRO
Before she married one of Lagos‘s top elites, Uche Pedro was Uche Eze. She is the founder of Bella Naija, a must visit website for impending brides and their grooms. But that is not all Bella Naija is about. There is news, community and more to be enjoyed on the site as well. She has been named as one of Forbes 30 Young Nigerian Entrepreneurs.

KUNBI OYELESE
A well known designer in the Nigerian fashion industry, Kunbi has made her mark with her label April by Kunbi. She has gone ahead to design clothing for many Nigerian celebrities and she isn’t even 30 yet.

AYODEJI ADEWUNMI
This young man is responsible for the company now known as Jobberman. He and his two partners started this platform , the Nigerian version of Monster.com. Today they are on the board of the company that is now managed by an international investment company.

JASON NJOKU
This fiery young entrepreneur has a story like no other. He started Irokotv after his experience with people in the diaspora craving movies from home. He started from the scratch literally and had to struggle very hard to get to where he is today.
Irokotv is now a multi million dollar organization and has led Jason to begin Spark, a company that encourages Nigerian businesses by investing in them.
Young or old, male or female, hold onto your dreams. None of the people mentioned about are anything spectacular. They are human like you, they just never gave up on their dreams. So keep keeping on!

Source

AnthonyAk:
JavaScript. Dont waste your time with legacy languages like java or .net or even c#. Learn JavaScript, the the most popular Front End JS frameworks right now are Angular Js and React Js. There are many more , in order to stay competitive in this industry you much be prepared to learn new ones

Use NoSql databases such as mongodb to wet your beak in basic backend architecture then work your way out to relational databases. The MEAN stack is a popular architecture , understand what node js does and where it fits there.

Please dont waste your time with legacy systems there might be jobs but they are dwindling fast.

BlindAngel:

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Sir by how many percentage will the prize fall from the original prize.

KINGMAKER001:
I can see just 2 tricycles...mean while, is he a consulate that he's issuing visas? these bloggers sef!