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Day 22. Adding New Page Content Previously, we looked into updating existing page content. However, to add new page content, we need the following methods; #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #FrontEndDeveloper

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 22.

Adding New Page Content 

Previously, we looked into updating existing page content. However, to add new page content, we need the following methods;
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge
 #FrontEndDeveloper

Day 10 Arrow Function After understanding the syntax of a regular JavaScript function in the previous post(day9), ES6 introduced a new kind of function called arrrow function. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #javascript

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 10
Arrow Function 

After understanding the syntax of a regular JavaScript function in the previous post(day9), ES6 introduced a new kind of function called arrrow function. 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#javascript

🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom LeetCode Medium & Hard: - Add 2 Nums - Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars - Container With Most Water - 3Sum - Group Anagrams - Median of Sorted Arrays - Merge k Lists - Trapping Rainwater - N Queens

pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens
pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens

Day 29. removeChild() vs remove() firstChild shows the first value of a parent div, which might be a blank space (just as in the sample below). firstChildElement() shows the first element of a parent div. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 29.

removeChild() vs remove()

firstChild shows the first value of a parent div, which might be a blank space (just as in the sample below).
firstChildElement() shows the first element of a parent div. 

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 16 querySelector() and querySelectorAll() Another interesting way to select document on html is with the use of querySelector() and querySelectorAll(). #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 16

querySelector() and querySelectorAll()

Another interesting way to select document on html is with the use of querySelector() and querySelectorAll().
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

Day 27 Sequel to Style page content done yesterday, to select multiple style attributes one uses the syntax in the attachment below. .style.cssText was used to set the color to blue with a font size of 2rem. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 27

Sequel to Style page content done yesterday, to select multiple style attributes one uses the syntax in the attachment below. 
.style.cssText was used to set the color to blue with a font size of 2rem.

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 28. Counter device In a way to understand more, I built a counter device making the following JS syntax. .ForEach() .addEventListener() .If else if condition .textContent .style.CssText .classList.contains .querySelector() .querySelectorAll() #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 28.
Counter device

In a way to understand more, I built a counter device making the following JS syntax.
.ForEach()
.addEventListener()
.If  else if condition
.textContent
.style.CssText
.classList.contains 
.querySelector()
.querySelectorAll() 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 15 Accessing Elements by their Class. Just like the use of Tag, as it was discussed yesterday. Another way to select multiple elements at once is with use of css ClassName. The attachment below explains further. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 15
Accessing Elements by their Class. 

Just like the use of Tag, as it was discussed yesterday. Another way to select multiple elements at once is with use of css ClassName.  The attachment below explains further.

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 11 This keyword This keyword is the object that is executing the current function. If a function is part of the object, it is called a method right? If the function is a method in an object, it references the object itself. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 11
This keyword 

This keyword is the object that is executing the current function.
If a function is part of the object, it is called a method right?

If the function is a method in an object, it references the object itself.
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

Day 18. outerHTML property From the previous post yesterday, innerHtml gets an element’s content and all of it’s descendant. But outerHTML represents the HTML element itself as well as its children. #POFive #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 18.

outerHTML property

From the previous post yesterday, innerHtml gets an element’s content and all of it’s descendant. But outerHTML represents the HTML element itself as well as its children.
#POFive 
 #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 20. .textContent Cont’d As a way to buttress on the uses of textContent, the attachments below show the console of website A. The first attachment - The h6 with the class name of “text-center “ #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #javascript

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 20.

.textContent Cont’d

As a way to buttress on the uses of textContent, the attachments below show the console of website A. 
The first attachment - The h6 with the class name of “text-center “ 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge
#javascript

Day 14 Accessing Elements by their Tag. As you previously saw the use of getElementById(). One of the limitations to using it is that it can only select one html id at a time. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 14

Accessing Elements by their Tag. 

As you previously saw the use of getElementById(). One of the limitations to using it is that it can only select one html id at a time. 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

Day 17. To Update an existing Page Content: we make use of .innerHtml .textContent .InnerHtml property Remember that every element inherits properties and methods from the element interfaces. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #javascript

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 17.

To Update an existing Page Content: we make use of  
.innerHtml 
.textContent

.InnerHtml property 
Remember that every element inherits properties and methods from the element interfaces.
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#javascript

Today marks Day 1 of my #100daysOfCodingChallenge and #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge. To kick things off, I am using the #30DaysOfJavascript resources by Asabeneh Yetayeh and JavaScript Info as the documentation site for additional reading.


Day 27 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge: I've just built a Task Manager App with create, read, update & delete functionality. Feeling confident after building something from scratch! Check it out & let me know your feedback: task-manager-xi-ecru.vercel.app #javascript #buildinpublic


🚀 Day 25 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom! 🎬Dive into my Movie Search App—explore star cast, ratings, and storylines with ease. Check out my progress here : github.com/kingpranav21/3… #100DaysOfCode #buildinpublic #javascript


🚀Day-24 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom 🌦️Weather App with features such as 🌡️ temperature, air quality, 🌬️wind, pressure, and visibility updates to enhance your weather tracking experience. Checkout my progress here: github.com/kingpranav21/3…

🚀 Excited to share that I just created a new weather app! 🌦️ Inspired by Apple's sleek design @Apple, it provides accurate weather updates with a beautiful interface. Check it out! #100DaysOfCode #buildinpublic #javascript



🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom LeetCode Medium & Hard: - Add 2 Nums - Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars - Container With Most Water - 3Sum - Group Anagrams - Median of Sorted Arrays - Merge k Lists - Trapping Rainwater - N Queens

pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens
pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens

🚀Day-21 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom Problem Solving : - 2 Sum - Reverse Integer - Check Palindrome - Merge 2 Sorted Linked Lists - Valid Parentheses Checkout my progress here: github.com/kingpranav21/3… #100DaysOfCode


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🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by @Hiteshdotcom LeetCode Medium & Hard: - Add 2 Nums - Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars - Container With Most Water - 3Sum - Group Anagrams - Median of Sorted Arrays - Merge k Lists - Trapping Rainwater - N Queens

pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens
pranavahuja270's tweet image. 🚀Day-22 & 23 of #30DaysOfJavaScriptChallenge by
@Hiteshdotcom  
LeetCode Medium & Hard:  
- Add 2 Nums
- Longest Substring Without Repeating Chars 
- Container With Most Water 
- 3Sum 
- Group Anagrams 
- Median of Sorted Arrays 
- Merge k Lists 
- Trapping Rainwater 
- N Queens

Day 22. Adding New Page Content Previously, we looked into updating existing page content. However, to add new page content, we need the following methods; #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #FrontEndDeveloper

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 22.

Adding New Page Content 

Previously, we looked into updating existing page content. However, to add new page content, we need the following methods;
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge
 #FrontEndDeveloper

Day 2 #30DaysOfJavascriptChallenge completed ✅ Today i have revised . - arithmetic operators to perform - basic calculations. - assignment operators to modify variable values. - comparison operators. - Combine conditions #Trump #shooter #FullyLoaded5G #America

JayprakashYadab's tweet image. Day 2 #30DaysOfJavascriptChallenge completed ✅

 Today i have revised . 

- arithmetic operators to perform - basic calculations. -  assignment operators to modify variable values. 
- comparison operators. 
- Combine conditions 
#Trump #shooter #FullyLoaded5G #America

Day 10 Arrow Function After understanding the syntax of a regular JavaScript function in the previous post(day9), ES6 introduced a new kind of function called arrrow function. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #javascript

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 10
Arrow Function 

After understanding the syntax of a regular JavaScript function in the previous post(day9), ES6 introduced a new kind of function called arrrow function. 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#javascript

Day 29. removeChild() vs remove() firstChild shows the first value of a parent div, which might be a blank space (just as in the sample below). firstChildElement() shows the first element of a parent div. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 29.

removeChild() vs remove()

firstChild shows the first value of a parent div, which might be a blank space (just as in the sample below).
firstChildElement() shows the first element of a parent div. 

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 27 Sequel to Style page content done yesterday, to select multiple style attributes one uses the syntax in the attachment below. .style.cssText was used to set the color to blue with a font size of 2rem. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 27

Sequel to Style page content done yesterday, to select multiple style attributes one uses the syntax in the attachment below. 
.style.cssText was used to set the color to blue with a font size of 2rem.

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 28. Counter device In a way to understand more, I built a counter device making the following JS syntax. .ForEach() .addEventListener() .If else if condition .textContent .style.CssText .classList.contains .querySelector() .querySelectorAll() #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 28.
Counter device

In a way to understand more, I built a counter device making the following JS syntax.
.ForEach()
.addEventListener()
.If  else if condition
.textContent
.style.CssText
.classList.contains 
.querySelector()
.querySelectorAll() 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 15 Accessing Elements by their Class. Just like the use of Tag, as it was discussed yesterday. Another way to select multiple elements at once is with use of css ClassName. The attachment below explains further. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 15
Accessing Elements by their Class. 

Just like the use of Tag, as it was discussed yesterday. Another way to select multiple elements at once is with use of css ClassName.  The attachment below explains further.

#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 16 querySelector() and querySelectorAll() Another interesting way to select document on html is with the use of querySelector() and querySelectorAll(). #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 16

querySelector() and querySelectorAll()

Another interesting way to select document on html is with the use of querySelector() and querySelectorAll().
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

Day 20. .textContent Cont’d As a way to buttress on the uses of textContent, the attachments below show the console of website A. The first attachment - The h6 with the class name of “text-center “ #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #javascript

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 20.

.textContent Cont’d

As a way to buttress on the uses of textContent, the attachments below show the console of website A. 
The first attachment - The h6 with the class name of “text-center “ 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge
#javascript

Day 18. outerHTML property From the previous post yesterday, innerHtml gets an element’s content and all of it’s descendant. But outerHTML represents the HTML element itself as well as its children. #POFive #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 18.

outerHTML property

From the previous post yesterday, innerHtml gets an element’s content and all of it’s descendant. But outerHTML represents the HTML element itself as well as its children.
#POFive 
 #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge

Day 14 Accessing Elements by their Tag. As you previously saw the use of getElementById(). One of the limitations to using it is that it can only select one html id at a time. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 14

Accessing Elements by their Tag. 

As you previously saw the use of getElementById(). One of the limitations to using it is that it can only select one html id at a time. 
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

Day 11 This keyword This keyword is the object that is executing the current function. If a function is part of the object, it is called a method right? If the function is a method in an object, it references the object itself. #30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge #PoFive

TheHenryIgwe's tweet image. Day 11
This keyword 

This keyword is the object that is executing the current function.
If a function is part of the object, it is called a method right?

If the function is a method in an object, it references the object itself.
#30daysOfJavaScriptChallenge 
#PoFive

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