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Hello we need to chat

Can you clarify more on what is needed to get clarify

remigiusizunna:
The site is not opening

No training right now. But for mentorship, you can reach me on Whatsapp

Lampert505:
Okay boss. Can I get your WhatsApp digit sire.

Check my signature here for my digit

Lampert505:
Hi boss. I followed you up on this. I've been learning to code on w3school and sololearn... Dunno if there's any WhatsApp group to follow to enhance learning it fast and accurately?

I can guide you but not training ooo

Zabiboy:

Where did you download your crack version from...
I want to install it on a fresh system and continue my projects

I bought the disk

marshalcarter:
can you teach me please

If you'll pay, beep me on WhatsApp. My digit is on my monicker

tensazangetsu20:
Open an account on GitHub. Create a new repository. Upload your files. Commit to master branch. Head to settings and then scroll down you will see GitHub pages select the master branch. You will get a link to view your site.

This is everything correct.
If you can't grab this simple illustration.
Go on youtube and watch a video on how to create a GitHub account, upload your local files to a repository and create a GitHub page.

clarkmos15:
Please guys i want to start programming, we are supposed to start programming next semester but because of coronavirus school is on hold.

what softwares do i need?

seun
lalasticlala
nobody

Just start from anywhere.
But let Google be your guide in case you don't have a personal mentor.

NO

PAT4HOT:
Please I want to start learning programming, web development for a start, who or where can I learn in Anambra State, Awka and it's environs to be precise.

Thanks.

I started training for newbies this week on web development. Beep me on WhatsApp if you want to enroll.
Check my digit on my signature.

Freepiks has lots of logos.
Or pay to design you one. And if you ever consider this, beep me on WhatsApp

squash47:
That website is misleading me.

Chat me up on WhatsApp. Check my signature for my digit but those sites are helpful

midehill:
Hello

I need a tutor who can teach me how to rank better on google.

The tutor must have a blog he is running or working with.

I need someone who can teach me how to do some great things on my blog also

Regards

Chat him up on WhatsApp
0806 584 5092 goodness.
He's good in Seo.

Use w3schools to learn accordingly. Or use freecodecamp

marshalcarter:
Hello programmers... please I need to ask here cos Google isn't helping me at all....
What programming language should i study if i wanna open a blog/forum/website?? Google no dey help me atal

PHP , HTML, CSS, WordPress

Thanks to contributors and ghost readers

modash:
yes 11 gives an output of two you can try it in your chrome console

Yea, part of code is not visible, maybe due to the use of Nl wrap[code].

Thanks for the contribution again

modash:

function addDigits(n){
  if(n < 10){
return n; 
    }
const sum = n.toString().split('').map(Number).reduce((acc,next) => acc + next);
return addDigits(sum);
}

What if the value is 11 and it output 1,1. How will your code make it 1+1 which should output 2?

And thanks for the contribution

What's your solution so far?
Coder2Client
Taofeekdboy

Let's play around with this too. Googling is allowed but copy paste of solution is not welcomed. Good luck.


Given n, take the sum of the digits of n. If that value has more than one digit, continue reducing in this way until a single-digit number is produced. This is only applicable to the natural numbers.
Example below.

16 --> 1 + 6 = 7

942 --> 9 + 4 + 2 = 15 --> 1 + 5 = 6

132189 --> 1 + 3 + 2 + 1 + 8 + 9 = 24 --> 2 + 4 = 6

493193 --> 4 + 9 + 3 + 1 + 9 + 3 = 29 --> 2 + 9 = 11 --> 1 + 1 = 2

.

Thanks for the comments and feedbacks. More are coming. Happy coding.

This is my solution too

// for the current year 2020
let y = new Date()
let cY = y.getFullYear()

1.
people.map(data =>{
return (`${cY -
parseInt(data.DOB.substr(-4))`);
})

2.
people.sort((a,b)=>{
let r = cY - parseint(a.DOB.substr(-4)),
s = cY - parseInt(b.DOB.substr(-4));
return r-s;
}).map(data=>{
console.log(`${data.firstName}
${data.lastName},
${cY - parseInt(data.DOB.substr(-4))}`)
})

Coder2Client:
JSON Array

Yea

Taofeekdboy:
OP, this is the only method i can come up with as i do not want to use third party library for the date time.

function parseDate(input) {
var parts = input.match(/(\d+)/g);
return new Date(parts[2], parts[1]-1, parts[0]);
}

const people = [
{firstName: 'Sam', lastName: 'Hughes', DOB: '07/07/1978'},
{firstName: 'Terri', lastName: 'Bishop', DOB: '07/04/1989'},
{firstName: 'Jar', lastName: 'Burke', DOB: '11/01/1985'},
{firstName: 'Julio', lastName: 'Miller', DOB: '12/02/1975'},
{firstName: 'Chester', lastName: 'Flores', DOB: '15/03/1988'},
{firstName: 'Madison', lastName: 'Marshall', DOB: '22/09/1980'},
{firstName: 'Gabriella', lastName: 'Steward', DOB: '26/08/1990'},
{firstName: 'Ava', lastName: 'Pena', DOB: '02/11/1986'},
]
people.map(user => {
const minutes = 1000 * 60;
const hours = minutes * 60;
const days = hours * 24;
const years = days * 365;
const tody = Date.parse(new Date)
const today = Date.parse(parseDate(user.DOB))
const current = tody - today
console.log(Math.round(current/years))
})

const sortedList = people.sort((a, b) => {
return parseDate(a.DOB).getFullYear() < parseDate(b.DOB).getFullYear() ? -1 : 1
})
console.log(sortedList)

Wow . pls can I see your result screenshot.

RemiAbdulSamad:
tnx boss. so you suggest I learn data structure and algorithm before learning javascript

You learn along because data structure and algorithm are a whole course but are inline with programming.

So to grab the concept, learn along with whatever language you are into.

I don't like this culture of one way of learning. You can learn Js in any way. Be it video, ebook, podcast.
I learned js and most of the web part by studying ebook, practicing, and checking other people's code. Hence, this made it a bit easier for me when I read neat documentation. I watch videos when things go out of hand but I still prefer ebook.
Choose your style of learning.

You can not finish learning a language. You only need to know the basics and google others later. So stop thinking of when you will master a language like a boss.

Above all is data structure and problem-solving. And this should be the first thing to know.
How do you break down problems you've not tackled before? How do you explain an array, loop, data list, and object to yourself? Then you can use the right tool called programming language to solve your breakdowns.

The above helps to understand JSON and how to work with one when using API.

Let's play a bit with algorithm and problem-solving. Your comment is a contribution even if you can't attempt it.

const people = [
    {firstName: 'Sam', lastName: 'Hughes', DOB: '07/07/1978'},
    {firstName: 'Terri', lastName: 'Bishop', DOB: '07/04/1989'},
    {firstName: 'Jar', lastName: 'Burke', DOB: '11/01/1985'},
    {firstName: 'Julio', lastName: 'Miller', DOB: '12/02/1975'},
    {firstName: 'Chester', lastName: 'Flores', DOB: '15/03/1988'},
    {firstName: 'Madison', lastName: 'Marshall', DOB: '22/09/1980'},
    {firstName: 'Gabriella', lastName: 'Steward', DOB: '26/08/1990'},
    {firstName: 'Ava', lastName: 'Pena', DOB: '02/11/1986'},
]

Using an array method solve the following.

1. What's the age of each person in the array.
2. Get the list of the people in the array ordered from youngest to oldest.

Happy coding and learning.

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