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You got to understand the syntax, that is part of the logic.


Time to go back to the compiler. This is the final syntax.


$code {*}$code eval $code also: eval [list $code] apply $code try $code uplevel $code namespace :: $code (can be in any namespace) Quite som zoo!


Learn JavaScript Syntax, Variables, and Operators. ⬇️ 1. Syntax: - JavaScript is case-sensitive. - Statements end with a semicolon `;` (though optional in many cases due to automatic semicolon insertion). - Use curly braces `{}` for code blocks like functions or conditionals. -…

e_opore's tweet image. Learn JavaScript Syntax, Variables, and Operators. ⬇️

1. Syntax:
- JavaScript is case-sensitive.
- Statements end with a semicolon `;` (though optional in many cases due to automatic semicolon insertion).
- Use curly braces `{}` for code blocks like functions or conditionals.
-…
e_opore's tweet image. Learn JavaScript Syntax, Variables, and Operators. ⬇️

1. Syntax:
- JavaScript is case-sensitive.
- Statements end with a semicolon `;` (though optional in many cases due to automatic semicolon insertion).
- Use curly braces `{}` for code blocks like functions or conditionals.
-…
e_opore's tweet image. Learn JavaScript Syntax, Variables, and Operators. ⬇️

1. Syntax:
- JavaScript is case-sensitive.
- Statements end with a semicolon `;` (though optional in many cases due to automatic semicolon insertion).
- Use curly braces `{}` for code blocks like functions or conditionals.
-…

Quick Path to Learn JavaScript. ⬇️ 1. Beginner Level - Understand the Basics: Learn syntax, variables, data types, and operators. - Core Concepts: Master if/else, loops, functions, and arrays. - DOM Manipulation: Select, modify, and manipulate HTML elements. 2.Intermediate…

e_opore's tweet image. Quick Path to Learn JavaScript. ⬇️

1. Beginner Level

- Understand the Basics: Learn syntax, variables, data types, and operators.

- Core Concepts: Master if/else, loops, functions, and arrays.

- DOM Manipulation: Select, modify, and manipulate HTML elements.

2.Intermediate…


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Common coding terms every developer should know.

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Naming conventions are simple, and yet most codebases are horrible. Here is what I use when writing Python: • THIS_IS_A_CONSTANT • ThisIsAClass • this_is_a_function and a_variable_as_well Simple and consistent.


Is it possible to get @code to actually go to definition instead of the type definition? I swear this was supposed to be fixed, but I've never had it working.


Learn HTML Text Formatting And HTML Indentation Visually Explained📝 Thread 🧵👇


How compilers work: ⭕️ Syntax error 🔴 Syntax denial 🟠 Syntax fear 🟡 Syntax anger 🟢 Syntax bargaining 🔵 Syntax disappointment 🟣 Syntax acceptance


#CodeTidbits30 Day 23 🎄 Wrap your keyboard command text with <kbd>. Great to use especially in documentations. It's more semantically correct & allows you to target it for some nice styling 👏 #Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

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Wrap your keyboard command text with &amp;lt;kbd&amp;gt;. Great to use especially in documentations. It&apos;s more semantically correct &amp;amp; allows you to target it for some nice styling 👏

#Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

#CodeTidbits30 Day 22 🎄 Always a pain to debug 1-line arrow function with a console.log. Why? b/c we need to convert it to a multi-line first. No more! Just use "||" before your expression. It outputs both your console.log & expression #Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

samantha_ming's tweet image. #CodeTidbits30 Day 22 🎄

Always a pain to debug 1-line arrow function with a console.log. Why? b/c we need to convert it to a multi-line first. No more! Just use &quot;||&quot; before your expression. It outputs both your console.log &amp;amp; expression

#Codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode

Terminology when talking about code and syntax: { } = Braces [ ] and < > = Brackets (square and angled) ( ) = Parentheses


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