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Javascript => Node.js
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Тhe result of an exam will be determined as follows։ If the score is 88 and above => excellent 40-87 => good 0-39 => fail
2 Votes
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I would like to know how I can find the length of an integer in C.
For instance:
1 => 1
;25 => 2;1251 => 4;0 => 1
and so on.
0 Vote
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<?php
$sals=[
'sachin' => 20000,
'dhoni' => 10000,
];
foreach($sals as$value){
print $value;
}
?>
0 Vote
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Why => instead of just = ?
4 Votes
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<?php
$sals=[
'sachin' => 20000,
'dhoni' => 10000,
];
foreach($sals as$value){
print $value;
}
?>
0 Vote
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What is the output of the following code? function magic(...nums) { let sum = 0; nums.filter(n => n % 2 == 0).map(el => sum+
0 Vote
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Sololearn v1.3.1 => "Now you can view the correct answers after challenge". What's your view on this?
11 Votes
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How to do stable sorting by selection sort? Here is some input like this => 38, 34b, 36, 34a, 1
0 Vote
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I have created a navbar. But my javascript code not working. I don't what to do... Can anyone please help me.
1 Vote
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help me guys ....i want to use division lemma... a=bq+r => a/b=q+r/b....i want to divide two integers ...in complicated way
1 Vote
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Is it possible to React.useState(() => {}) in React js ? If yes, then where we can use it?
0 Vote
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9981 + 1601 = 2957 => 1080 + 9168 = ?(can you help me solve this question? it's so hard for me)
0 Vote
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Is it possible to React.useState(() => {}) in React js ? If yes, then where we can use it?
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1 Réponseimport { useEffect, useState } from "react"; import RestaurantCard from "./RestaurantCard"; const Body = () => { const [listO
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Hey, guys. Can you explain to me what this line means. Especially the 0, the dollar sign and sign =>
1 Vote
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See the codes given below. Both shows the same output. Please tell me different between both code are function and =>
0 Vote
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Someone should pls check my code countToTwenty = ( n = 1) => {
if ( n == 21) { return};
Console.log(n)
n++;
countToTwenty (n);
}
1 Vote
3 Réponses
Aujourd'hui en vedette
Help please?
3 Votes
Ejercicio Pytho
0 Votes
Online voting system
2 Votes
What is that z for
0 Votes
Suggestions needed
4 Votes
SQL practice
2 Votes
Game development
0 Votes