var happy = {
happier: function(arg1) {
var a = arg1;
console.log(a);
}
};
happy.happier("happiest");
but remember your scope. You declared a in the function, so it's only good there.
Do you want
var a;
var happy = {
happier: function(arg1) {
a = arg1;
console.log(a);
}
};
happy.happier("happiest");
console.log(a);
//output = happiest
thanks @Lilyheart
even when I’m going crazy over stupid code
for example, right now i’m trying to fix crap eventlisteners that don’t want to get “this” assigned properly :(
getting closer………...
it isn’t quite working atm xD
this is usually my “day off” xD
reasonably well commented, and following (i think) strict MVC format
i giggled
I meant "I saw an unwrapped..."
stupid phone
I really like the idea you brought up on MCCC's page lil. Might be cool to do.
maybe have it optional for moncodes members pair up for mentoring.
First item on the list could be the install disk for win10 I found abandoned today😂
I like the idea. I’ll add it towards the top of my list, should be easy to start (but knee deep in house stuff today and I killed my legs moving stuff to heavy last night so it’s slow going, I almost messaged you to see if I could borrow 5 minutes of your time… I should have…)
(2000) :)
you should of called. I have a pick up to if you ever need that resource
@Lilyheart what were your thoughts on the programming for kids track? Would you like to incorporate it into montcode?
I'm cool with anyone of any age joining MontCode. Anyone under a certain age should have a chaperone tho. code.org is the website I would use for kids based on other FCC Campsite leader's recommendations (that link was just one of several that have come up).
Solid choices for damn near anybody, actually
Not being in the Facebook group, you missed the first half of the conversation Rob is referring to. Rob was asking what I wanted to incorporate into MontCode.
So, I was thinking of being more hands on with the kids than out typical meeting. For instance playing a physical game (Cardboard cut out of variables and control loops) one kid can be a character and the other, the user and they would have to complete a task. Explaining what the loops do as they come up in the game.
Make them feel comfortable and for team building. Then. Start