<h2>CatPhotoApp</h2>
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<img src="https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/cirriculum/cat-photo-app/relaxing-cat.jpg" alt="A cat in a hat.">
<p>Kitty ipsum dolor sit amet, shed everywhere shed everywhere stretching attack your ankles chase the red dot, hairball run catnip eat the grass sniff.</p>
<p>Purr jump eat the grass rip the couch scratched sunbathe, shed everywhere rip the couch sleep in the sink fluffy fur catnip scratched.</p>
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No pretentiousness here. Iâm just trying to make the point that computers donât understand âclose enoughâ. Like I said, computers are very stupid. A single typo is a big deal to a computer so there is only â100% correctâ or ânot correctâ for computers. There is no âbasically correct but with a typoâ. But making those typos is something we all do so its important for every programmer to remember that âpartially correctâ isnât good enough for a computer since they are dumb, literal pieces of rock that we tricked into thinking.
I totally get that. And it honestly took me 10 mins to figure out it was just a typo. I thought I was doing it completely wrong. Just saying, would be nicer for a newbie to hear it was a typo and it happens, rather than âyou did it wrong and I did it correctlyâ. Itâs not very helpful criticism. Youâre right I am âlearningâ, like everyone else here. I appreciate your clarification.
My purpose was not to put you down, but to point out that you did not complete the instruction correctly and to point out where the issue was. My decades of experience as an educator lead me to believe that letting the learner figure out the details is better for their learning.
The purpose of me saying âif I fix this, it works for meâ was not smugness or bragging, but to make it clear that Iâve confirmed that that is the issue and that the learner is almost there, to encourage you. I know that a learner can get frustrated - if you check out my responses to a lot of these challenges, youâll see that that is something I add to a lot of my messages.
That you found the typo yourself is wonderful. (Trust me, weâve all been there - typos are the scourge of every coder.) But of course we have no way of knowing that. In the future, I would suggest that you answer the thread yourself, explaining how you fixed it. Not only would that stop anyone from wasting time helping you when you donât need it, but also might help someone with the same problem.
It was no oneâs intention to insult or offend you. There are a lot of professional developers on here donating their free time to help learners.
I think thatâs called âlearningâ.