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whizqueen: I’m new here. Learning my first language SQL and it’s been fun so far. I see lots of information in this thread, I can’t wait to explore them
Is anyone here self trained and a beginner?
I would be working on python, R and machine language later on.
Any tips or resources for a beginner would be appreciated
Wow So you're here too, I follow your YouTube channel and watch most of your videos
Taofeekdboy: when using array in Javascript, it comes with methods in which index, indexOf, search are part of. Index in array means find the number in which the object is located. Example of an array[1, 2, 3, 4], If you do array.indexof(2) will give you 1 because the item is in the array but if it's not in the array it will give you - 1, searching for something in the array gives you 1 or - 1 depending on if the item is there or not. You can read more on indexOf, index, search in Javascript Array.
Taofeekdboy: Good bro, but bro the code is too verbose, you can simplify it without using the check variable. Just use if and else statement and the break is unnecessary as well cos you are not using while loop. if(checkCourse === scorelength or so) { your logic } else{ your logic} You can as well use itenary operator as it makes your code cleaner and efficient.
Tried this, didn't work so I figured lemme do it another way
Lordpeckxy: LoL, U created a thread 4 this , Welcome to our World... You best best Is to learn how to use community magic...!!! Holla me when you banged on Reg Expressions....
Guy I've gotten there I just dropped it to one side
How will I be seeing something like /^(([^<>()\[\]\.,;:\s@\"]+(\.[^<>()\[\]\.,;:\s@\"]+)*)|(\".+\"
So I've got that code there.. Everything's fine except that when a wrong input(one that is not in the array) is inserted I want it to show what's on line 16 but it doesn't it's just empty