Thank You for this, I just posted the same type of question and followed your solution. It worked. Im not a Mac User but it worked never the less.
Perfect. I like the fact that you found your answer in another studentās post.
Thatās a really good habit to have. We learn a lot from knowing that we are not the only one experiencing the issues we will occur. So just search the forum or google for the solutions. Thatās a big part of the learning process. We all learn very quickly that we have to spend a lot of time on āerror handlingā as a developer. But that is half the fun also, nothing beats the feeling when we finally solve our issue. That is very satisfying.
Good luck.
Ivo
Asynchronous Programming - Reading Assignment
This link does not work anymore: https://www.discovermeteor.com/blog/understanding-sync-async-javascript-node/
Optional: C++ Strings Stanford Lecture => video does not work
Optional: C++ Functions Standford Lecture => video does not work
C++ Little Project: although I was able to do it all myself, in your explanation video you did not show how to count number of attempts (for some folks it may be needed).
thank you for notice it!, the little issue will be taken note of it.
Carlos Z.
Hey group,
Iām not sure if this is the right channel to correct web link. Link to āOptional: C++ Strings Stanford Lectureā is broken. The video is no longer available.
Cheers
Martin
hi, that lecture should have been removed from our courses earlier.
Ivo
I do not see where anyone responded to this question and I have the same question? The answer is ā2ā but I canāt figure out why? Help please!
Reading Assignment & Quiz: Variables
Javascript Programming
- What is the result of this? ( 10+22)%3. HINT: Read about modulo operation.
Hey @Furnt
It refers to the modulo operator which can be descibed here:
- https://careerkarma.com/blog/javascript-modulo/
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Remainder
If you have any more questions, please let us know so we can help you!
Carlos Z.
That article makes more sense then what the book said or what I was finding. Thank you!