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Halt on #100DaysOfCode
Marriage season - Friends, Family. The whole week.
Important things is to follow schedule
- Daily notes scanning once
- Check the twitter feed and ycombinator news
What's a good code:
- If you can understand your code after a year without a hassle
- If anyone can easily read and understand your code without a hassle
Day 18 of #100DaysOfCode, Been reading about best coding practices with JavaScript.
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Day 16/17 of #100DaysOfCode
- Javascript Functions
- Also created some demos, which needs some refinement and then I will post it to the netlify site
Tomorrow:
- Recursion
- Closure
- Conventions/Best practices for functions
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From 64 bits of Javascript numbers, one bit indicates the sign of the number. JS uses some bits are used to store the position of the decimal point. The real maximum number you can store is 2^53 -1 which is 9 quadrillion(9 and 15 zeros after it).
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@GunalanD3 @chriskalmar I would not say that I am yet completely transited. I am learning web development now. But it took around a few months to decide whether to transit or not, market research and all.
@reet_batra It's good that you have already acknowledged this. And everyone goes through most of them sooner or later.
Focus on yourself. Develop some healthy habits. Start enjoying the solitude. Take a break and travel some places.
@lovelacecoding You are not alone. I also can't work from home for a week without losing my cool. It's just not possible.
In the office, productivity increase may be due to the environment and seeing people in real and just small conversions - and the week goes smoothly.
Day 14 of #100DaysOfCode
Last 2 days:
🔷Loops
🔷Control statements
🔷Bootstrap
🔷Array - WIP
As Dennis Ritchie says, I started creating small programs and deploying them on https://t.co/yUGpZIOkzl
Notes coming soon
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Javascript only has 3 rules for variable names:
1. Do not allow a name to start with a number, it can be used afterward
2. Allow only to include two special characters: $ and _.
3. No language defined keywords like if, case, for, ..
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Day 13 of #100DaysOfCodeInteresting
Calculations with fractional numbers are not always precise. Many numbers will lose precision when only 64 bits store them
Like Pie-π which can not be expressed by finite decimal digits
Still on Primitive types
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