Michael King @mkingcoding

#html #css #js #javascript #coding #developer #frontenddev #fcc #freecodecamp you know, I ended up getting this code right without really understanding why. fcc kinda just threw "constructor", "new", and "this" at me all at once

#html #css #javascript #js #coding #fcc #freeCodeCamp you know im about to just start ignoring these comments at this point 3rd image is correct, the 4th image is what I did. they both work, but doesn't 4th look better?

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#coding #developer #javascript #html #css #freecodecamp #meme #memes #coder and im about half hp

#javascript #js #developer #coding #coder #freecodecamp this is the solution. my code didnt work because I kept using stats.max and stats.min instead of just max and min by themselves. you know sometimes i wonder why i enjoy hurting myself like this

#javascript #js #developer #coding #coder #freecodecamp now this one is really making my head spin

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#freecodecamp #javascript #code #html #css #developer #coder literally cannot figure this out. it will return the array of startNum, whats between it, and endNum, but i cant figure out why. why do I push instead of unshift? why do I subtract 1 from end instead of start?

#freecodecamp #coding #css #js #javascript #html #developer been having trouble with this for a super long time. been trying everything to make it print "No such property" when the prop is invalid. tried multiple different methods and theres just somethin im missing.

#css #html #javascript #js #coder #coding #developer #freecodecamp the profile lookup project. helping me learn about recurring functions and other things like that. this was my first attempt. a failure of course but still nicking at it

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#code #freecodecamp #developer #html #css #javascript alright so this code crashed my opera browser. anyone have any bright ideas why?

Data visualization is a big field - and there are tons of different types of charts you can create. But certain charts will always be useful - like line charts. So @VisualScribbler wrote this fun guide to teach you how to create one in JavaScript. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-ma…

#freecodecamp #codeNewbies #code #html #css #js #javascript tried doing the very first lesson of the freecodecamp "loop" chapter and it crashed my opera browser then crashed my entire computer. i know im new to all this but no way my code was that bad

#javascript #js #freecodecamp #html #css #coder #developer #code spoiler alert! this is the solution to the lesson. looks like i was pretty close but had a lot of syntax errors. i had no idea to use records[id].hasOwnProperty, but looking at it now, its such a good idea.

#freecodecamp #javascript #html #css #js #coder #developer second attempt. im getting closer. Seems im gonna need some help from the forums of FCC lessons. which is OK btw. it is ok to look at the forums for help. i use it to compare my code to theirs.

#javascript #freecodecamp #css #html #developer #coder Trying to chip down at this lesson. First attempt huge failure

#javascript #freecodecamp #html #css #coder #developers i completely forgot about this demon of a lesson. i was far too focused on Card Counting.

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#freecodecamp #css #html #js #javascript #coding father larson has liked my tweets I now have motivation to move forward

#javascript #js #freecodecamp #code #developer i know this may seem like a strange question, but what would I ever use this for? I am not seeing the applications in this. Why couldn't I simply just use testObj[16] to get the value "Montana" instead of making a new variable

#freecodecamp #js #javascript #coding suffering complete with some help from the old FCC forums. had the exact same answer but it kept throwing an error because I put "return" before count++ and count--. Got my syntax all mixed up

#freeCodeCamp #js #javascript #coding we meet again my old foe, one of the hardest lessons I've ever done on FCC.

#javascript #coding #freecodecamp #developer "hmm why is this throwing an error?" the case values being strings instead of numbers in question: