jeyswitch

web3 enthusiast & upcoming dev

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@Kinglamarr___ damn, what a beauty

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@Fechulo congrats man, more to come

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that's all for now. more updates coming soon as we progress.
#percorsoTech

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introduction to javaScript

we finally got introduced to javascript on our last class with @E_0xD, which was held on monday...

the session focused on the absolute basics, understanding what the language is built on and how it handles data and operations.

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arithmetic operators

we touched on basic arithmetic operators used in calculations:
+ (addition),
- (subtraction),
* (multiplication),
/ (division),
and others we'll explore more deeply as we go.

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@prospercode happy birthday bossu, cheers to more

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@Forexpatron I will win

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@ToriScripts @Tech4DevHQ congrats tori

now you can learn more and upscale

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@Oleribeweb30 too much money I guess

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@Oleribeweb30 @miranetwork congrats man

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v.
in short:

use relative for flexible formulas.

use absolute for fixed values.

use mixed when you need a hybrid.

follow for more content like this, thanks...

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ever copied a formula in excel and got the wrong results?
that’s because of relative vs. absolute referencing...

let’s break it down in a basic and simple way🧵

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iv.
quick tip: press f4 in excel after selecting a cell reference to toggle between relative, absolute, and mixed references.

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@thecryptojock7 happy birthday manchi