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So is a video player that much different? I have the Rumble script to embed a player but they don't have playlist support only individual videos so I want to make my own custom list and have it autoplay once a video is done. I also want it to play the audio in the background if the page is loaded using a phone. I also have been using blogger as my sandbox for testing code and wonder if this code will work there? So if you use an actual URL to a song or video will it load it from the web?
What terminal prompter do you use which gives you the commands and their meanings as well? I have Oh-My-Zsh installed on my Mac as well however, I'm curious to know!
Lovely Video @codewithbubb, I have a question, It's about the Star Rating, I noticed when the app started with the empty class of the star content if I select the last star it changes to filled which is fine, but when I select the last star again it doesn't change or reduced back to empty, except I selected on the fourth or the 3rd or any other than the 5th star, if I select on the 1st star and it changes to filled, when I select back the 1st star it doesn't change back to empty...??
Cool learn a lot , you don't hv to kill yourself just Google search the methods you could use and start solving the problem from there and later on compare your answer with his
Another solution for the closest to 100 one: const closestToHundred = (x, y) => Math.abs(100 - x) < Math.abs(100 - y) ? x : y; This one will work for numbers above 100, not just ones below.
After 5 years going through these exercises and they are still helpful, this is my answer for practice 2: const vowelCounter = (str) => console.log(str.split("").filter((letter) => vowels.includes(letter)).length);
Whenever I try to store it in a variable through let, it returns an error for me. "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'value')" Here are the different ways I tried it. /*let inputGender=document.querySelector('input[name="gender]"]:checked'); console.log(inputGender.value); /*let inputGender=document.querySelector('input[name="gender]"]:checked').value; console.log(inputGender);
i did the first one like this let a = 10; let b = 90; if (a+b === 100) { console.log(true); } else if(a === 100) { console.log(true); } else if (b === 100) { console.log(true); } else { console.log(false); };
not to self: skip to 12:00 ish minutes for the method you are using (not quite the same process at the start of the video, just doing the same process for the namecheap host records part)
hey everyone ! i m actually a teenager trying to learn coding all by my self . and i m struggling so bad . i started learning js html and css but can t figure out what the next step is. Can anyone help me and give some advices . and sorry for bothering😔
let str = "hello world" ; let a = str.slice(0,3); let b = str.slice(-3); let newstring = a + b console.log(newstring) this how my brain solved this problem
