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what's the difference between
Array(10) and new Array(10) .. both seems to do the same?
Hi, why do people keep saying that I shouldn't chain commands with ternary in js?
command === "add" ? (
console.log("adding new note"),
notes.addNote(argv.title, argv.body)
) :
it's working fine and some people keep saying that I should write in ternary, so what is it really? do I use ternary or what?
i like ternaries
i use ternaries all the time :D
but i made sure there is no statement in sequence in there ..
so my console.log, notes... isn't good?
i can chain or do whatever in it .. but it would be a single expression and nothing more
well i am not saying that's not good.. but i wouldn't do it yeah
hmm, mind sharing your reasoning why? I've never worked for a company or have been part of a team so I really don't know anything about good practices
well i've never really work for a company nor being in a team either so .. what difference would my statement make? haha
xD well still, maybe I'll see more clearly why my buddy doesn't want me to do it.
but imagine
let x
if ( multiply === true ) {
x = 10 * 10
}
else {
x = 10 + 10
}
compare to
let x = multiply === true ? 10*10 : 10+10
you don't have to do x = 10* 10??
oh because of let x
result of ternary can be an assignment
let x = multiply === true ? 10*10, console.log("it's 100")
: 10+10, console.log("it's 20");
lol yeah.. that's what i would avoid haha
hmmm, I guess I'll just have to play around with it
thanks dude :)
i would do
const multiply10 = () => {
console.log("it's hundred")
return 10*10
}
let x = multiply === true ? multiply10() : 10+10
that sorta defeats the purpose of being lazy tho, hahaha
haha it's lazy if you need to multiply again somewhere in code :D
hmm, so many things about coding is situational, I can't wait for AI to figure this shit out and replace me.
well maybe you can be the one who code that AI ? never know
ha, I should learn JS first, if I'm asking about ternary then any AI I make is bound to kill us all just because of its load times being so slow from spaghetti coding, haha
i mean, if you were born ugly, it's not your parent's fault that they're ugly. but if you make an AI and it's incompetent, then it would be right in resenting you. that's some meta stuff right there.
lol
well people get better all the time.. is not easy not to code spaghetti after all
and for ugly folks .. they can always do plastic surgery :D
ugly or not usually came from the confidents though
hence there is that obfuscated code contest or whatever.. kinda like saying who can write the ugliest? lol
what?! there's a contest for ugly code??????
how do you even judge that, lol
lol no idea
the website has a 90s look, it fits perfectly. haha
yeah i think they've been doing that for more than a decade
since 1984? iirc
I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't update the html. haha
hehehe
well any way good luck dude! happy coding 8D
you too! :wave:
hello,friends
@1371289694 :wave: hello
hello
I want to insert an picture in my computer to my HTML
what should I do
<img src="file://C:\Users\Administrator\Pictures\源于手机的图片\13958.jpg" alt="">
@1371289694 you may only be able to see that locally on your computer, is that alright?
anyone can tell me What did I do wrong
@1371289694 you may need to escape the
\ character:<img src="C:\\Users\\Administrator\\Pictures\\源于手机的图片\\13958.jpg" alt="">
@1371289694 you should keep your files somewhere in the project directory and use relative path, but if that is not an option then use the absolute path like @cmccormack is showing you
@cmccormackyou need to escape
\ for a src?
I never escaped back slashes in src
@VicPopescu normally the path in the
src is a /
but escaping the
\ may be platform dependent
@cmccormack emmm it seems to be useless
@1371289694 worked for me locally, are you sure you are using the correct path?
only way to truly escape the
\ character is to use either Linux or Mac
@psyperl :) you can actually use
/ in windows just fine in the path
at least in the html img src
:D
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