Build a Boolean Check Function - Build a Boolean Check Function

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Hi,

I can’t even get started on this lab. I have searched through the curriculum for the appropriate examples of carrying out these type of functions and can’t seem to find them. Any pointers?

Thanks.

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Build a Boolean Check Function - Build a Boolean Check Function

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Hi @rob88blu

  1. You should have a function called booWho that receives one argument.

Start with the first step.

Happy coding

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Hi,

You’ve quoted step one of the lab. I can read.

Is there anyone else that can provide direction. Thanks.

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If you cannot find anything in the curriculum, then search online. Mozilla MDN and W3 Schools are good resources. As a web developer, sometimes you need to do some research on intricacies of various methods, or certain approaches you can take. Any particular curriculum cannot give you all the information you need, there is just too much information out there.

Happy coding

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Hi All,

I found this very useful youtube video that goes over this particular lab:

My question remains however. Are there specific examples in the cirriculum that refer to this sort of challenge, or is it more like giving you very general instructions and you are supposed to put it all together? Like going to a cooking class and the instructor says here is an onion, here is a carrot, here is some garlic, now cook a vegetarian masterpiece???

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Yes, there is an entire theory lecture in the “Variable and Strings” section that is devoted to what you need to know to do this challenge.

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The cooking class instructor example is a good way to learn to code. You get to spend time debugging, developing patience, and learning new things. At the time it may not feel like it, but you are applying and testing what you are learning. Slowly over time, you’ll master conditions, loops, functions, data structures. Plus, when you get stuck later on, you’ll have various game plans you can fall back on.

Happy coding