Can someone suggest codespace to run my code (react.js)?

Question

import { useState, useEffect } from 'react';
import { Input } from '@/components/ui/input';
import { Button } from '@/components/ui/button';
import { Card, CardContent } from '@/components/ui/card';
import { motion } from 'framer-motion';
import { Search, Atom, Rocket, BrainCircuit, MessageSquare, Sparkles } from 'lucide-react';

export default function PhysicsApp() {
const [searchQuery, setSearchQuery] = useState('');
const [chatbotMessage, setChatbotMessage] = useState('Hello! Ask me anything about physics.');
const [userInput, setUserInput] = useState('');
const [isTyping, setIsTyping] = useState(false);

const topics = [
{ title: 'Quantum Mechanics', description: 'Explore the mysteries of quantum physics.', icon: <Atom /> },
{ title: 'Relativity', description: 'Learn Einstein’s theory of relativity.', icon: <Rocket /> },
{ title: 'Classical Mechanics', description: 'Fundamentals of motion and forces.', icon: <Rocket /> },
{ title: 'AI in Physics', description: 'D

Answer 1

That code should be part of a hole React Project, so you have to create a React Project. You can do that on a pc if you have Node installed, and if you want to have it published, you can deploy the project to Vercel.

Answer 2

Try a guy called Bro code

Answer 3

To run the react code install node in pc and then in vs code terminal type "npx create-react-app myapp" then it will automatically install the environment with name myapp, then you are good to go, but the way you asked where to run the code I assume that you are still a beginner and if so I suggest you to first understand what is react if you are already expert in js, otherwise it's better to first get a good knowledge of js 😊

Answer 4

What's Vercel?

Answer 5

Thanks for sharing your understanding.

Yeah, I have installed Node in my PC but I'm unable to setup the environment. Can you help me with that?

Answer 6

You can follow a C Course here on SL. Nobody here is supposed to be teachers. It's a self-learning platform with different kind of courses in programming.

Answer 7

I have completed C introduction part here on sololearn and now my c intermediate course is in progress..... But I think it's not just enough to master each and everything in C.

Since more you dive deeper in any programming language more you get to know..

But I wanna simply learn C programming till intermediate level for now with better understanding. That's why I was asking for guidance:

Answer 8

It also depends on what you expect to use C for in the future.

Answer 9

For now, I'm just learning for my exams.

Answer 10

If you are learning for your exams, then you must have a teacher that has provided you with learning material in C.

Answer 11

I ended up getting my C programming teacher quite late, which has left the syllabus incomplete and me feeling stuck.

Answer 12

You can go to Google and search for "THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie.

Answer 13

Thanks for your worthy guidance.

Can you suggest some YouTube tutorials too?

Answer 14

No, because I rarely use YouTube in programming. I get so tired of the authors scrolling up and down in those videos.

It doesn't works for me with YouTube videos, so there is nothing programming related I can recommand from YouTube, but there are probably users here on SL that can recommend something.

Answer 15

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Answer 16

Actually, my VS code terminal is showing some awkward statements on typing "npx create-react-app myapp". It's saying sth like " disabled in your system " .
Yeah you are right I'm new to React js, previously I was using on an online editor for practice but now I don't know why my codes aren't working in the way they supposed to work there that's why I want to change my platform.