Talking Clock - The Daily Programmer #321
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Otherwise, this is a nice video.
Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 6
Alexandre
You are a very efficient and clear Javascript/Programmaing teacher! I learned more in 15 minutes with this course of yours than reading 1 houir of Javascript theory! Please do more and span all the logical algorithmic cases in Javascript!
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You are a very efficient and clear Javascript/Programmaing teacher! I learned more in 15 minutes with this course of yours than reading 1 houir of Javascript theory! Please do more and span all the logical algorithmic cases in Javascript!
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Wing
thank you! as someone who has no background in coding, I have been feeling as if I have pieces to the puzzle but with not much of a clue how the big picture looks. This video helps tie all the pieces together.
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thank you! as someone who has no background in coding, I have been feeling as if I have pieces to the puzzle but with not much of a clue how the big picture looks. This video helps tie all the pieces together.
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Lewis
I'd have just made a massive array with the names for numbers. It's not a DB, there's no need for normalisation or processing. If you do want to avoid repeating constants, just reference unique words.
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I'd have just made a massive array with the names for numbers. It's not a DB, there's no need for normalisation or processing. If you do want to avoid repeating constants, just reference unique words.
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warth666
It's a bit to complicated approach for me. Can we just create one array from 1 to 30 and play let's say 13:35 -> It's tweny five to two pm? I think it's more straightforward. What do you think?
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It's a bit to complicated approach for me. Can we just create one array from 1 to 30 and play let's say 13:35 -> It's tweny five to two pm? I think it's more straightforward. What do you think?
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Chriszilla1123
What IDE is that? I will be starting JS soon and I like the feature of how your console.log() function updates the result as you enter code.
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What IDE is that? I will be starting JS soon and I like the feature of how your console.log() function updates the result as you enter code.
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tony
Thanks for the video. It's a good real-world example that shows quite a lot of JavaScript techniques for noobs like myself.
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Thanks for the video. It's a good real-world example that shows quite a lot of JavaScript techniques for noobs like myself.
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