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Today was spent primarily on going over arrays, their methods and playing around in the console seeing what I can do with it. I can honestly say that after spending some time on it I understand much better the process of creating an array from a string and manipulating one with different methods. The ones I used where .pop/.push, .shift/unshift, .slice, indexOf and .join. The MDN web docs were a crucial resource when I was exploring their possibilities (I only scratched the surface though) and I definitely deepened my understanding of each one of them.
The biggest help with JS I got from the Bootcamp has been so far Colt's use of Chrome's console to test the code. I didn't think about it before and writing everything in Sublime and then testing, having it not working and trying to figure out what's happening and why was infuriating. With the use of console I can immediately test every single line of code, check what it does and make sure it works properly. I have had lots of fun with arrays thanks to it.
I will be finishing the array classes this weekend and then moving onto JS objects.
Today was spent primarily on going over arrays, their methods and playing around in the console seeing what I can do with it. I can honestly say that after spending some time on it I understand much better the process of creating an array from a string and manipulating one with different methods. The ones I used where .pop/.push, .shift/unshift, .slice, indexOf and .join. The MDN web docs were a crucial resource when I was exploring their possibilities (I only scratched the surface though) and I definitely deepened my understanding of each one of them.
The biggest help with JS I got from the Bootcamp has been so far Colt's use of Chrome's console to test the code. I didn't think about it before and writing everything in Sublime and then testing, having it not working and trying to figure out what's happening and why was infuriating. With the use of console I can immediately test every single line of code, check what it does and make sure it works properly. I have had lots of fun with arrays thanks to it.
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| Snippet of some of the code I wrote in the console |
I will be finishing the array classes this weekend and then moving onto JS objects.
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