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Simple illustration… list1 = [1, 3, 5, 7, 9] for i in range(len(list1)): print(i) #OUTPUT 0 1 2 3 4 -
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n = int(input("What is N?")) my_list = [*range(1,n+1)] sum = 0 for number in my_list: sum += number print ("The sum from 1 to {:,} is {:,}".format(n,sum) ) -
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Answer getAssigmentAnswer(Question question) { AssigmentAnswererFactory assigmentAnswererFactory = AssigmentAnswererFactory.getInstance(); AssigmentAnswerer assigmentAnswerer = assigmentAnswererFactory .getInstance(); assigmentAnswerer .setProperty(AssigmentAnswerer .WITH_CODE,true); return assigmentAnswerer.answer(question) ; } -
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When you use “=” you are assigning the value of something like for example a variable to something else. For example. let var1 = 'hello' var1 = 'world' console.log(var1) //outputs 'world', because we reassigned the value from 'hello' to 'world' Now == is used to check if two values are the same, but it does not check type, meaning that. ‘1’ is a string, because it’s wrapped in quotes. 1 is a number because it’s an integer and it is not wrapped in quotes. if we do for example. ‘1’ == 1 //output would be 'true' because the == operator is checking to see if '1' and 1, have the same value which is the number 1, it is not checking if '1' is a number, or if 1 is a string it's checking if '1' and 1 have the same value which is the number 1. To check for type we use the strict equality operator or === So in the previous example, == checks for value not for type, === checks for value AND type. Which means that ‘1’ === 1 would return “false” because ‘1’ is not a number it’s a string, and 1 is a number not a string. 1 === 1 returns ‘true’ ‘1’ === ‘1’ returns ‘true’
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Howdy from Cincinnati OH. Very new here and to the world of web dev and coding. Aside from the recommendations of starting with HTML, CSS, PHP, what else should I know? Please and thank you 🖖· 1 reply
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