@artiste_dev Foreach $array as $array, return $array['n'] * $array['n'] ? En gros tu boucles sur ton array, et tu retournes chaque chiffre multiplié par lui même ?
@Nathan_Vss Si seulement ca ne pouvait être que ça pour ma part 😅 personnellement pour moi c'est que j'arrive à bien assimiler les concepts mais pour les appliquer concrètement j'ai tjrs un peu de mal avec la syntaxe !
@artiste_dev Courage à toi. Bientôt dans la même situation.
Pour avoir discuté avec des recruteurs, il faut lors des entretiens assumer totalement son statut de junior et même le revendiquer. Ta technique est comme elle est, elle évoluera. L'important est ta marge de progression 💪
@jamesqquick Just finished the first school project, an online CV of a fictional character, our dear friend Jon Snow lol. As a PHP learner the front part is quite basic, but we did our best implementing some features using PHP which was a lot of fun 🙂
It has been said that SQL is the meat and potatoes, the main course, for data analysts.
If that's true, Excel would be the appetizer to get you started.
Tableau would be a nice wine to pair with the meat.
I figured during my course that most of the dev's work is how to search information efficiently. You cannot and you WILL NOT remember everything. Just remember, there's a function for almost everything. You just have to know how to find it 😉
#100daysofcoding#codinglife#web
SQL, quite an easy language to understand, but 5 different languages in 3 weeks is starting to be a lot 😅
But, nothing's impossible if you put in the effort 💪
Go follow @thedavescience and join his 10 days accelerator program for SQL : easily understandable and well explained!
Day 1 | 10 Day SQL Accelerator
Simple example of a powerful method to find matching values in a column
LIKE → Case-sensitive
ILIKE → Case-insensitive
"%" → wildcard for any sequence of characters
"_" → substitute for any individual character