get help in general - we have more specialized help rooms here: https://gitter.im/FreeCodeCamp/home
But I doubt this is what you were asking for.
Does anyone know of an easy way to display a larger version of an image when the image is hovered over?
@2cool4school
<style>
#myImage {
width: 100px;
}
#myImage:hover {
width: 150px;
}
</style>
<img id='myImage' ... />
@2cool4school see it in action here: https://jsfiddle.net/33y5oL39/
Hi All, Anyone have any recommendations on nodejs learning material. I have done learnyounode. Just looking for additional material. Thanks!
@georgiawang5332
https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/freecodecamp-algorithm-challenge-guide-friendly-date-ranges/16017
What is the wrong answer in this question? Because I posted it the program is wrong XD
Because I am how to write wrong, you can please help me master?
https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/freecodecamp-algorithm-challenge-guide-friendly-date-ranges/16017
What is the wrong answer in this question? Because I posted it the program is wrong XD
Because I am how to write wrong, you can please help me master?
thanks @khaduch for keeping the room active :D
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@georgiawang5332 Oh that challenge does not appear for me... I imagine it is only in the chinese version?
and my usual kudos and thanks to @Manish-Giri @dhcodes @Gersho
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@georgiawang5332 What was your question about it?
https://codepen.io/georgia/pen/gGjadL (I am writing that is wrong)
https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/freecodecamp-algorithm-challenge-guide-friendly-date-ranges/16017 (I copied this article is wrong, because my logical idea is not very good, so I do not know now that I am less problem, and then has been stuck here)
So would like to ask you experts who have their own finished products let me learn to learn, make up my lack of problems
@thekholm80 i use mongoose almost never ;) i used it only for very short tests. Usually i work with mysql or postgres
hi there, I'm trying to submit this:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/challenges/create-decimal-numbers-with-javascript
and it's not working
https://www.freecodecamp.org/challenges/create-decimal-numbers-with-javascript
and it's not working
doesn't a float in JS look like: 3.2
?!
I wanted to pass through the basic js to check if there's something to learn, but I feel there's a bug in this challenge
it gives errors in Chrome's console
Uncaught SyntaxError: Identifier 'myDecimal' has already been declared
could someone try to solve it please to check?
Here's a screenshot:
https://ibb.co/kSNzWG
https://ibb.co/kSNzWG
@hijazi What you cannot do is:
let x = 1;
let x = 3;Which is basically what happens when you run code with a let - and then run the code again in the same environment
So its like redeclaring the variable
Which is only possible with a variable instantiated with
var
excuse me @alpox, but were you able to submit the challenge?
I always use
let on FCC and never had a problem
and
let should be more scope restricted than var and as I know is more recommended
@hijazi Yes i was able to.
could you share your code please?
it's only asking for declaring a float! I'm solving the advanced algorithms and just went back to basic JS to mark them as done!
@hijazi
var ourDecimal = 5.7;
// Only change code below this line
let myDecimal = 3.20;I'm not sure how you managed to already declare myDecimal upfront :D
it's the same as my code in the screenshot above, isn't it?!
it's just not submitting, I'll try again :joy:
@hijazi Reset the code, reload the page with cache clear and try again
reseting the page with clearing cache marked the tests as done! :/ thanks @alpox for being there :D
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any help on how to implement google map api with node
did you try looking at the documentation: https://github.com/google/google-api-nodejs-client
@heroiczero :+1:
@surya4 or you could use this documentation https://developers.google.com/drive/v3/web/quickstart/nodejs
thanx @heroiczero , i was not understand it well.
thanx @sjames1958gm i tried this but again not able to understand it well
i wrote this which is working with get_location_id function and failing in get_location_details function. I am not able to figure out to pass body.results[0].place_id as returned value to variable location_unique_id and hence passing this value as parameter to get_location_details.
exports.temple_get = (req, res) => {
let location_name = req.params.temple_name;
console.log("location name --> " + location_name);
let location_unique_id = get_location_id(location_name);
console.log("get location id -- > " + location_unique_id);
let location_info = get_location_details(location_unique_id);
console.log("location_info --> " + location_info);
res.header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', "*");
res.render('pages/temple');
};
function get_location_id(location_name) {
let modified_name = location_name.split(' ').join('+');
console.log("modified_name -- > " + modified_name);
// get place id from here
let geocode_url = "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=" + modified_name + "&sensor=false&key=" + geocode_api_key;
request({
url: geocode_url,
json: true
}, function(error, response, body) {
if (!error && response.statusCode === 200) {
// console.log(body) // Print the json response
// console.log(body.results[0].place_id)
body.results[0].place_id;
}
});
};
function get_location_details(location_id) {
// get details of place using place id
console.log("id -- >" + location_id);
var place_url = "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/details/json?placeid=" + location_id + "&key=" + place_api_key;
request({
url: place_url,
json: true
}, function(error, response, body) {
if (!error && response.statusCode === 200) {
console.log(body); // Print the json response
}
});
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@surya4 Your get_location_id is asynchronous so it cannot simply return a value. You can pass it a callback function from temple_get
and call that function in the get_location_id callback from request.
and call that function in the get_location_id callback from request.
let location_unique_id = get_location_id(location_name); this line will not work.get_location_id(location_name, function(id) {});Something like the above, and then
function get_location_details(location_id, callback)Then call callback within the function passed to request
got it, i forgot the async part, thank you @sjames1958gm
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api offline
am I just really incredibly stupid
or is the FCC Beta api and microservice section just EXTREMELY poorly written, stuck on challenge after challenge. When someone is gracious enough to help me find a solution, I find out that my mistake is because of something incredibly simple, and could have been avoided with proper guidance from FCC.
(fcc is structuring their tests differently from what the mongoose documentation tells you to do, and fcc just tells you to look at the documentation....)
I can usually finish these introduction "5 hour" sections within 1-2 hours. and mongodb and mongoose section is taking forever. Mostly because I need to wait to get someone who knows what they are talking about to get a response, and then i'll be hung up on an error on the next challenge. repeat.
i'm actually impressed that this section has me complaining again to chat. I didn't expect the curriculum to get even worse than what I say from other parts of the beta section.
At a certain point, half-finished tutorials, with tests that don't match what is shown to you, are way less helpful than simply telling someone to go to another site to learn it while you wait to work on finished product. Beta yeah but i dunno...
This isn't really about someone finding 'bugs' in the beta, shouldn't even be qualified as beta.
more like a half done alpha.
as others suggested, i'll help contribute to theses sections once I complete it, but wow.
that being said i'm more just frustrated that I can't debug my problems in a timely manner. Does anyone know of any online chat communities with a backend focus? I've tried the largest slack groups etc but more are inactive despite having thousands of people.
@knight2 did you try https://university.mongodb.com/courses/M101JS/about this course if you are thinking of the MEAN stack
I haven't tried another course yet, no
Perhaps I should
I wasclose to finishing this one
thanks @heroiczero for the kudos :D
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@thekholm80 thanks for the jsfiddle example
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@DarrenfJ thanks for the thanks
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learnyounode
can;t remember if I ever checked that out
it's painfully bad
but still better than nothing
that the nodeschool stuff fCC had for exercises way back when?
i'm not sure
oh yah.. looking it over
i'm surprised no one's gone in and updated it..it seems to be circelc'd at 2015
it reminds me of dos, pre windows
I mean, I love CLI's and all, but geez
https://repl.it/M7Dj/1 Can someone help me understand why my this loop only runs twice?
@rscales02 The loop runs all nine times. It goes into the while statement twice
shouldn't it stay in the while loop until that condition is satisfied? and if it is looping through the whole thing why is it only pushing
"twenty" and leaving the rest?
in this example it is only returning $80 of the $96.74 total
Ok. @rscales02 Lets go through the code line by line.
Please tell me what the code does. (I know what it does, it would be helpful to talk through it though)
first thing is to reverse the cid so it matches the same order as the key and you can hit the bigger denominations first
next is to create a for loop that cycles through the key to see if the
changeDue is more or less than that denomination.
Right there. The code goes in here only once.
it only hits the
if statement once? It would seem that it hits at least twice since the "one hundred" key isn't triggered
the first cycle in the for loop does nothing, as
100 > 96.74
Ok.
So, the code goes in on the second one
second cycle the
if is true at which point I push the key value to change
it pushes k[i] to change. k[i]='TWENTY', 20
yes, I then thought it would be wise to set that to
change = ['twenty', 0] but that causes an infinite loop and I do not know why
Ok. I am still following. What is your plan to do with that code after it pushes k[i] to change?
then we hit the
while loop which should check the current cid available and check that the if statement remains true
while there is still cash in that denomination and change still needs to be given at an amount more than that denomination it should loop through adding value to
change[x][1], reduce changeDue by the current denomination, and decreace the cid for the current denomination
There is an x variable. How do you use that? I think it is used to keep track of changes?
the x variable is allowing me access to the last array in change usiing
x = change.length - 1
Ok. I understand. So, you think that is will go through the while loop several times, adding twenty to the change 3 times before exiting the loop?
@rscales02 https://repl.it/M7Dj/4 You can see here that your logic works.
You just need to change the lines in the while loop, so that the correct amounts of twenties, tens, fives, etc. would be added to the final answer
any idea why it goes loonie on the decimals?
approximation is set to the 10th I think
why is it approximating? 10.05-.03 should give 10.02 not 10.01999999997
what did you change to my logic?
Yes, I understand you. That is curious.
@rscales02 I did not change anything. You did it all by yourself! Lol. I just placed the console log on line 23, so we could see what happens to the code as it goes through the for loop.
I think the computers are plotting against me
Ha ha. Lol. Lets see
your code works like I think mine should, my code gives me a big lump of crap. they are identical as far as I can tell
This is hilarious. Use "my" code :)
On line 19
(change.push(key[i]);)
Should be^^^
Nope. Not that.
I have no idea why changing that makes a difference... it does, but I have no idea why
I guess I did change something that made your logic work. It makes the pushed variable a string, instead of a number
It should be pushing an array, to make an array of arrays
Ok. So, lets try again. Refresh the https://repl.it/M7Dj/4 at every step.
So, the for loop iterates through the 9 items in the key array. Do you see that?
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Yes I see that the for loop works when you turn it into an array of strings, still not sure why it does not do that with an array of arrays
the result is expected as an array of arrays
as of right now it does. refresh. If we keep going, we will find out what happens. https://repl.it/M7Dj/5 The number changed at the end.
@rscales02 Great job. I am proud of you.
and
while breaks the whole thing
That menats that changeDue does not diminish with each iteration. I can see that you have it
changeDue -= key[i][1];
so why does that not work?
even when i write it out
changeDue = changeDue - key[i][1]; it doesnt work
it has to do with line 21. Comment it out and run.
but what does
change[x][1] have to do with changeDue?
If you
console.log(change[x][1]); on line 21, you will see that change[x][1] is different on each iteration. Setting it to a set value on each iteration (change[x][1] = 0;) creates an infinite loop.
@daddycardona it was for the Image Search Abstraction Layer: https://www.freecodecamp.org/challenges/image-search-abstraction-layer
but someone helped me in the help/backend gitter
but someone helped me in the help/backend gitter
so it should set
change[x][1] = 0 then enter the while loop which should iterate 3 times, then I would think that it would go into the next iteration of the for loop setting change[x+1][1] = 0
and shouldn't my
changeDue eventually becose negative thereby causing an end to the while loop?
@rscales02 What is the role of setting
change[x][1]=0?
so when it initially hits the
while loop it has a value of 0, not 20, so as I take 20 from the cid and place it in the change I dont have an extra 20
maybe I can work around that
Good thinking.
right direction I guess...
Ok. Getting closer.
it still exits the while loop before I believe it should based on the parameters
The code goes into the while loop 3 times
it looks to me like only once as
change[0][1] = 40 and before it even hits the while loop =20
by the time it hits
["five", 5] it doesn't even loop once
You can check yourself with changing line 25 to
console.log(changeDue);
Am I retarded? when did 36 - 20 become 6?
also when did 96-20 become 36?
It is more like 96-20-20-20. Hmmm
Whats is your latest code look like?
since the console.log is in the while loop shouldn't it log each loop through? so 96-20 log 76, 76-20 log 56...
Ok. So, to see what exactly happens in the code, we can console log all the variables as they are being substracted. So, right above
changeDue = changeDue - key[i][1]; put console.log("changeDue"+changeDue+"key[i][1]"+key[i][1]);
That will show what exactly is being substracted from what
so it skips 5s and 1s and dimes and nickels and pennies
there seems to be something GLARINGLY wrong with my logic
Because the changeDue goes into the negative before it reaches the 5s
but it shouldnt
if (changeDue - key[i][1] >= 0 && cid[i][1] > 0)
since
changeDue - key[i][1] = a negative number it should iterate to the next denomination
You are doing good. We can start over again. It helps to just talk it through.
lol @DarrenfJ thanks
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I use a for loop to cycle through my key, if that key value is less than change due it pushes the key to
change subtracts the key value from changedue and takes that same denomination out of the cid equivalent to that key
then it hits a while loop and while that key value is less than change due and there is still that denomination in the drawer it pulls one 'bill' from the drawer and puts it into
change
Ok. I understand everything besided the last part ""
and takes that same denomination out of the
cidequivalent to that key
Ok. The logic is clear. You are imagining a cashier standing there and taking the bills out.
yes
but this cashier appears to be a bit more retarded than most :worried:
Lol. Poor retarded cashier.
for some reason it stops pulling the 20s before
cid ["twenty", ] is empty
So, sart fresh and erase the code inside the for statement/
but it does the math as if it took all of them
Then add an if statement and see if it can loop through key[i] values.
13 iterations later back to square 1 again https://repl.it/M7Dj/13
I can only picture this going back into a while loop that doesnt work
You are doing fine. You can do it. I believe in you.
Great. So, now, we want to push each value into the change.
change.push(key[i]);
if that works, then create a while loop and add the changeDue changes to it (so the loop would exit). Also console.log something inside the loop to see how many times it loop through
This will create the basic skeleton of the logic that you are implementing and I think it will help with progressing toward the solution. Lol. Words words.
words that I don't seem to be truely comprehending, When I have been putting a log in the while loop it has not logged the majority of the passes through the loop
that is working like I think it should but I need some way to get it to stay the current denomination until the drawer is empty or until changedue - denomination < 0
Is there another option than while? as that does not seem to be working for me
Ok. So, no more while loop. The logic is different now?
Yes, there are many options, @rscales02.
well the logic doesnt work like i think it should so instead of kicking a dead horse until it moves, maybe hop on a new one
Lol. Sounds great.
but time to walk away before I throw myself out the window after my computer
thats for the encouragement]
*thanks for the encouragement @Octopinky
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You are welcome. You will get it. You are thinking critically and that is what important! Keep at it!
hello world ive been working on this for days and its driving me nuts
its not selecting non alpha-numeric characters as expected driving me nuts
my var a is not working\
hello world
:worried:
hey
:cry:
so there's a few thing you need to solve
your str =
sould be euqla to b
.split("").reverse.join("")
cause b
cause b
is the variable that hold all the letters and hasnon-alphanumeric characters removed
so setting str = str...
str there still has the non-alphanumeric characters
You'll need to remove all non-alphanumeric characters (punctuation, spaces and symbols) and turn everything lower case in order to check for palindromes.
lowercase the string before rmeoving anything from it
nm you do it
@gishy1 can you paste your code here?
ok
function palindrome(str) {
str = str.toLowerCase();
var a =/[^A-Za-z0-9]+/g;
var b =str.replace(a,"");
str =str.split("").reverse().join("");
// Good luck!
if(str===b){
return true;
}
else {
return str;
}
}
str = str.toLowerCase();
var a =/[^A-Za-z0-9]+/g;
var b =str.replace(a,"");
str =str.split("").reverse().join("");
// Good luck!
if(str===b){
return true;
}
else {
return str;
}
}
the symbols are still showing i dont know why
ok so you are almost there
@gishy1 there's only 1 issue in your code
will try to explain it
function palindrome(str) {
str = str.toLowerCase();
var a =/\[^A-Za-z0-9]+/g;
var b =str.replace(a,"");
str =str.split("").reverse().join("");
first you lower case the string that's correct and then you create a regex - correct and then you are doing a correct replace the only thing youhave wrong is str = str.split(""):.. why would you use str.split("")? str still has all those signals you didnt removed them all you have to do is set str = b.split("").. b is the word without the signals and everythign correct and you reverse then you check if b = str then its one
hope it wasnt confusing
@tiagocorreiaalmeida hmmm yes tried that but when you return str;
with the palindromes with symbols like "five|_/|four"
they still show the symbol
show me your code once again
how do i put code here like you did in the box :point_up:
```
function palindrome(str) {
str = str.toLowerCase();
var a =/[^A-Za-z0-9]+/g;
var b =str.replace(a,"");
str =b.split("").reverse().join("");
// Good luck!
if(str===b){
return true;
}
else {
return false;
}
}
```
@tiagocorreiaalmeida here
just pasted your code here it worked xd
wtf!
:D
print me your page
so I can see what you have there
@tiagocorreiaalmeida print screen
?
yeah
Hey guys :) I need a little bit of help, a bit stuck on the simon front end program. js isn't acting like I believe it is supposed to do. Anyone care to take a look at my else expression?
@gishy1 copy code refrehs page
paste in code
remove the text case from the bottom
and enter submit
@tiagocorreiaalmeida not working bro!
:cry:
im going to bed this is really frustrating
@gishy1 print to me that again
it has to work
ok bro
remove everything from your board
and paste this in
function palindrome(str) {
str = str.toLowerCase();
var a =/[^A-Za-z0-9]+/g;
var b =str.replace(a,"");
str =b.split("").reverse().join("");
// Good luck!
if(str===b){
return true;
}
else {
return false;
}
}
if it doesnt work send me a print again
@tiagocorreiaalmeida hold on bro let me try something
im just telling you it worked on my browser
that's your code
so it has to work there
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@tiagocorreiaalmeida bro it only works with the capital w/W
i dont know why
and you have to include _|
in the regex
change your regex to this
var a =/[^A-Za-z0-9]+/ig;
try agian
and no idea why this works here and not there
@gishy1 it was not working because of your backslash before the [
@alpox holy shit i just figured that out same time as you !!!
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@alpox :wave: sorry i thought you were a mongoose fan lol
That backslash makes regex interpret the [ as that character, so it tries to match [. Instead of using it as special character to indicate a set of characters to match
@thekholm80 not really :) but no problem. I dont like mongodb so much because as soon as you leave the small web usecases like blogs, mongodb is terrible because it doesnt lend itself well to most data models
@alpox @tiagocorreiaalmeida thanks guys!!!!
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makes sense
@thekholm80 debug me tis
@Manish-Giri it looks like you're using java on a mac, that's probably 1/2 the problem?
lol
did you finish up with your db project?
you mean the thesis?
no it's ongoing
fml
yeah, i can't remember the db you were using
don't ever get old
lol
haha
you're barely a year or 2 older than me
Neo4J
nearly 10?
pfffft
that's right, neo4j
2 yrs
i'm 37 next month
okay maybe 4 yrs
Linked list tests... Thats more fun with C :D
hi guys does any one know why its not working
var nodemailer = require("nodemailer");
var transporter = nodemailer.createTransport({
service: 'gmail',
auth: {
user: 'mygmail@gmail.com',
pass: 'mypassword'
}
})
var mailOptions = {
from: 'sender@gmail.com',
to: 'reciver@gmail.com',
subject: 'forget password',
text: 'dummy text',
html: '<h2>Click link below to reset</h2>'
}
transporter.sendMail(mailOptions, function(err, info) {
if(err) {
console.log('error',err)
} else {
console.log(info)
}
})console:
{ accepted: [ 'reciver@gmail.com' ],
rejected: [],
response: '250 2.0.0 OK 1507842711 81sm14858774pfh.145 - gsmtp',
envelope:
{ from: 'senderg@gmail.com',
to: [ 'reciver@gmail.com' ] },
messageId: '3c6aee09-281c-9d9e2b743056@gmail.com' }
@naveen62 according to the console it worked :D
now you need to find out who has the account for
reciver@gmail.com and ask them if they got your email
@alpox but when i check the mail i did not receive any mail
@thekholm80 was going to say something similar :D
@naveen62 well you wont get a mail unless your mail is receiver@gmail.com ^^
reciver
Oh god that spelling
Sounds like lucifer :worried:
lol
@thekholm80 such dark
much wow
that looks really good
Guys, how to correctly render a Modal to pass information to edit my recipe? Can't figure the correct way to do it, watched a lot of things but still not sure on how to do it
https://codepen.io/artbohr/pen/GvXxwY?editors=0010
https://codepen.io/artbohr/pen/GvXxwY?editors=0010
Well, its specifically the else statement on line 34, no matter what happens, it goes into it. https://codepen.io/ImNoroz/pen/YrNpmq?editors=1111
So regardless of what I do, Simon will never go into the state it is supposed to go into
Hmm. Perhaps I could move the call to simonDoes to the end of the function
@Petterandre I ran the code all the way to turn 20 and it gave me a win.
yeah, but it only asks for one at a time, and if you make an error, you just get to continue
SHouldn't simonDoes start at i = 0 ? if you want to play all the values?
i is at 0, it's comparing the values which are 1 -4
The current (one of many ;) ) issue is that the code refuses to re-simon the necessary sequence
@Petterandre You use i in simonDoes to go through your simonSeq array, but you never reset it to 0 to start from the start
It just moves along with turn and so you only ever play one sound/color
It just moves along with turn and so you only ever play one sound/color
oh, the i should be reset to 0 every time its called!
Yes, At least that is one problem.
yeah, for sure, thanks :)
hm, that made it just stay at the first value in the array
a for loop should fix that
nope, infinite loop, haha
Oh well, Ill head to bed. Perhaps I find the issue tomorrow :)
@sjames1958gm hey, I looked at the portals stuff you suggested which works great with Modals, but I couldn't figure out where to create them in my case or how to load the modal correctly to pass it the data it needs to edit the recipes, in case you could help, I pass again the https://codepen.io/artbohr/pen/GvXxwY?editors=0010