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Actually, I did the test today. The thing is that I thought that " converting" means something else and it is actually only describing what I see on picture. So you can lock this theme because there was a conceptual misunderstanding. It's my fault.
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I have a test to solve and one of the tasks is to convert an image to html and css. I did all other tasks but never faced with this before. I'm not looking for you to write me a code, just to direct me where I can learn this. Take a look at the attached file, that's a work I have to do. I ran through html and css tutorials on w3school but didn't see anything similar.
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I have a question - when I make two or more instances in a class do I use one function construct_ or one for each instances?
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I did what you asked me to but again it says "Oops, try again. The random output you printed from your name should be a letter." so the problem is not in character position, it's about content of output.
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I wrote this code: $name = "milos"; $length = strlen($name); print rand(0, $length); $subs = substr($name, rand(0, $length), 1); echo $subs; from some reason it doesn't work.
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In one of my previous efforts this is what I wrote: $name = "milos"; $length = strlen($name); print rand(0, $length); I don't know how and why should I use a random number with substring. For previous code I receive a message "The random output you printed from your name should be a letter."
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Yes, I know how those functions work but I hit a snag. This is one of the solutions that I've tried but it doesn't work: $name = "milos"; $sub0 = substr($name, 0); $sub1 = substr($name, 1); $sub2 = substr($name, 2); $sub3 = substr($name, 3); $sub4 = substr($name, 4); print rand($sub0, $sub4);
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Hi, I was hoping that you could help we with this problem. First, I need to make $name variable with my name. After that, using knowledge of strlen(string), rand(min, max), and substr(string, start, length) I need to print a random character from my name. It's a codeacademy problem. So it shouldn't be a number, only one of letters of my name.
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Hi guys, I practised building site in WordPress by doing it on virtual WAMP server. Now, I want to tranfer that site to byet.host but I have a problem. Before this I already built one site on byet server so I already have an account and url. This is what I did: I used FileZilla to transfer those WordPress files to old byethost account. But url now does not work, I guess because I need also a database that I used building a site on WAMP server. Can you please give me a hand, how to transfer my WordPress site from wamp to real server?
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This code is correct, says codeacademy, but the thing is that in previous problems we first defined functions which is not a case here. That's why this surprises me because I used different syntax. I didn't even know that this is possibly. I have a lot more to learn...or I simply don't get the methodology that this site uses... by the way, you didn't define quarter here. It's supposed to be n / 4. The way you did it divides 12 with 3 and the remaining is 0. Setting of this problem demands that we define quarter as n that is divided by 4. Or quarter is already a javascript method so I don't have to write formula n / 4?
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davej, keep in mind that I am supposed to solve codeacademy.com problem ( try yourself: https://www.codecademy.com/courses/javascript-beginner-en-6LzGd/1/3?curriculum_id=506324b3a7dffd00020bf661) and that I'm taking their course. So when I paste your complex code it says that's it is incorrect.
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Well, now I'm completely lost. When I use value 12 it gives me false. Would you be so kind to just show me the whole code?
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When I put quarter(12) it gives me: The statement is false3 I don't know why is that so because 12/4 = 3 and 3%3 is 0. The statement should be true... Also, I receive a note: ''Oops, try again. Did you remember to call quarter() inside the if statement with a value that would cause it to print 'The statement is true'?''
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Just to make sure that I understand this - templates for web sites are built in php?
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OK, so I should put for example number(4), but where should I place it? By the way, quarter(8) brings "The statement is false 2"
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Here I come again with another one:Define a function called quarter which has a parameter called number.This function returns a value equal to one quarter of the parameter. (i.e. number / 4;)Call the function inside the if statement's condition (and put in a parameter value!) such that "The statement is true" is printed to the console.and my code is: var quarter = function(number) {return number/4;}if (quarter() % 3 === 0 ) {console.log("The statement is true");} else {console.log("The statement is false");quarter(8)} when I call my function with parametar 8 it ejects 2. I don't know how to activate this part: if (quarter() % 3 === 0 )
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Thank you both, this was useful. After finishing my WP course I will go to php, and maybe keep learning some js by myself.
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Thank you! Now I get it, I thought that the problem might be in the first or second line of my code but it's actually only the last one.
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I month ago I started learning javascript. A couple of days ago I started attending WordPress course ( I want to become a freelancer - WP developer).A lecturer on this course told me that if I want to be WP expert it is better for me to learn PHP because templates are made with that language.Now, I'm a bit confused. Should my priority be javascript or php?I would appreciate opinions...
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Thank you, this works...though I still don't understand why my solution was not accepted. This is a codeacademy problem.
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I'm practising js on an another site and I do not know how to solve this problem. It's simple and I wrote a code, but it doesn't work.-You are a creature of habit. Every week you buy 5 oranges. But orange prices keep changing!You want to declare a function that calculates the cost of buying 5 oranges.You then want to calculate the cost of the 5 all together.Write a function that does this called orangeCost().It should take a parameter that is the cost of an orange, and multiply it by 5.It should log the result of the multiplication to the console.Call the function where oranges each cost 5 dollars.-and this is a code that I wrote:var orangeCost = function(price) {var val = price * 5;console.log(val);};orangeCost = (5);I could use some help...
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Thanks a lot! You're right. <img> is one-side tag, this was my shame...
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It didn't work, but thanks anyhow. I tried with </img>...
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I tried to attach file, but for some reason it didn't work. I'm pasting code for the whole page:<!DOCTYPE HTML><html><head><title>Sign-up for e-mail specials</title><style>#header {background-image: url(greenleaves.jpg); padding: 10px; color: white}</style></head><body><div id="header"><h1 class="pagetitle">The Garden Company</h1><h5 class="tagline"><i>Helping your garden grow since 1975<i></h5></div><nav><hr><p style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color: black; font-style: normal; margin:0px"><a class="buttonlink" href="index.htm"><img src="button.jpg" alt="">Home</a><a href="tips.htm"><img src="button.jpg" style="border:none"></a><a href="problems.htm"><img src="button.jpg" style="border:none"></a><a href="products.htm"><img src="button.jpg" style="border:none"></a><a href="about.htm"><img src="button.jpg"style="border:none"</a><a href="contact.htm"><img src="button.jpg"style="border:none"</a></p><hr></nav><h3 font-style="normal">Sign-up for E-mail Specials</h3><table><form method="post" action="mailto:miloshman2004@yahoo.com" enctype="text/plain"><tr><td>Name</td><td><input type="text" name="Name" size="30" maxlength="50" requierd></td><tr><td>E-mail address</td><td><input type="email" name="E-mail address"></td></tr><tr><td>State:</td><td><select name="state"><optgroup label="Europe"><option>Spain</option><option>Slovakia</option><option>France</option></optgroup><optgroup label="America"><option>SAD</option><option>Canada</option></optgroup></select></td></tr><tr><td>Level of gardening expertise:</td><td><input type="radio" name="level" value="Beginner">Beginner<br><input type="radio" name="level" value="Intermediate">Intermediate<br><input type="radio" name="level" value="Expert">Expert<br><input type="radio" name="level" value="Pro">Professional<br></td></tr><tr><td></td><td><input type=checkbox" name="partner" value="Yes" checked="checked">Yes, I would also like to receive coupons and offers from other gardening-related companies.</td></tr><tr><textarea name="comments" rows="5" cols="60"></textarea></tr><tr><input type="submit"><input type="reset" value="clear"></tr></form></table><hr><p class="copyright">Copyright ©2012 The Garden ™<br>No material may be reproduced without written permission<br><a href="mailto:webmaster@contoso.com?subject=Question/Comment" title="webmaster@contoso.com" style="color: black; text-decoration:none">Contact the <del>Webmaster</del><b>Master Gardener<b></a></p></body></html>