I know it is hard to learn, but you honestly cannot pass the Labs in the JavaScript curriculum without learning how to develop a plan of attack.
You need your own plan though.
Can you please try to answer this question?
i really donno, i think my brain is frozen
If you cannot develop a plan, then you will not be able to complete this lab, unfortunately. If your brain is frozen, then I would take a break and come back to this when you can focus.
it’s a good idea,
sorry for so
i should thank you so much for your time and patience
i will try to break and back again too maybe i find the spot of light i need to see
how can i compare without join() method
i can’t get it
without join method i will compare 2 arrays not array include string ?!
all the keys of what ? of the source object keys
to do this um
i need something deep
maybe i need to loop over the source object
You need a clear plan before you focus on specific syntax
Spell it out in English just as this person did
ok is it something we studied on the curriculum or it’s additional informations ?!
ok is it something we studied all on the curriculum or it’s additional informations ?!
you know jeremy although you help me , but you seems not in the same way ,
last time i kept asking you about something on the voting lab and you keep avoiding direct reply,
maybe you do that to give me a chance to learn !
who knows ?! ![]()
You can do this with for loops and if statements. You don’t need anything special. But you do need a clear plan of attack.
Like I was saying above, how would you do this on pencil and paper?
Hi @SamehCode01
You posted this topic over 3 weeks ago. Perhaps take a short break - you’ll get some rest, but your mind will keep processing the information in the background.
Then take a step back, and write down in words what you want the function to do. Don’t worry about syntax at this point. This is called pseudo code, as @JeremyLT suggested.@JAngel98 also gave an example.
After that, identify what methods you can use, and any skill or knowledge gaps. Once you have a plan, then start writing the code / researching ways you can code.
I think most programmers have gone through the process of spending time writing code, instead of starting with a plan, as doing something feels more productive than documenting it first.
Happy coding
you mean all of you have met this level of mind stopped working ?
you know before i study with fcc curriculum i had only shallow ideas about programming,
i wasn’t even that good beginner.
but now when i compare my level to the old days.
i feel there is a big difference
thanks for your advice
i will never get despair at all
i will just get some rest and maybe i skip this lab to next time and continue from another point
Literally the only way that I am aware of for learning to program is doing this process of making a plan first. It is hard but learnable with work