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u/GalacticCmdr Jul 20 '21
Is there something really wrong with the art in panel 2? Like a baby head on a Frankenstein body. It just looks very odd to the point of distraction.
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u/contactlite Jul 20 '21 edited Jul 21 '21
Substance over style, please.
Not using monospace was a bold choice.
Not letting a line of code not fit on a line (like in 01) is disappointing.
Please practice good habits and industry norms in tutorial/educational material.
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u/ngqhoangtrung Jul 21 '21
Appreciate the tutorial but the style is kinda distracting tbh. Why would a guy listening to something on his phone be relevant to deleting a property of an object?
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Nov 24 '21
Lol you copied this code from Eloquent JavaScript, word for word, code for code, don’t claim it as your own.
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u/hsnice Nov 24 '21
Yeah, I was reading Eloquent JavaScript that time. And found this thing interesting to share.
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u/vieggly_ofc Jul 21 '21
Those people seem suspiciously happy, it doesn't fit this whole javascript thing!
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u/smrkhan55 Jul 20 '21
Illustration is similar to Gojek's insta handle. Can someone shed some light on this?
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Jul 20 '21
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u/FriesWithThat Jul 20 '21
Well, #1 looks to specifically be addressing arrays. I'd say for #1 to be more precise it should say:
The elements in an array are stored as the array's properties, using its index in the array as a property name. The index is of type 'number'.
Length is a property on the array prototype, and is typically accessed using dot notation.
Just to expand, for beginners dropping into that slide:
const arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 'last element']; arr[1]; // 2 arr.indexOf(1) // 0 arr[arr.length - 1] // last element arr.length // 5
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u/senocular Jul 20 '21
Typo for "04.":
The initial literal should use
left: 1or the log should output// -> 3The use of
// ->for "05." can be a little confusing too sinceunshift()returns the length of the array andshiftreturns the number shifted off the array. Neither return the modified array as the use// ->suggests