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[ ] JavaScript Lingo: MDN and Documentation [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Value Types [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Variables & camelCase [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Arrays & Objects [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Finding and Indexing Data in Arays [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Manipulating Data [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Math [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Loops [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Regular Expressions
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: Vectores y objetos", "descriptionEs": [ "Si desea almacenar más de una pieza de información en una variable, puedes hacerlo mediante la creación de un vector o de un objeto.", "** Exención de responsabilidad: Los objetos de JS no son exactamente lo mismo que los objetos en otros lenguajes. Vamos a discutir aquí objetos con respecto a JS. ", "Los vectores son conjuntos de valores entre [corchetes]. Los valores se separan con comas. Cada valor puede ser booleano, cadena, número, o incluso otro vector. A esto último le llamamos vector anidado. A un vector compuesto por vectores de la misma longitud le llamamos matriz. ", "Los objetos son un tipo de datos que pueden verse o comportarse como un vector, en la medida que se trata de más valores almacenados en una variable de una manera organizada. Oirás que un objeto se puede representar en JSON, y con frecuencia cuando haces llamadas a la API de algunos sitios (para obtener información que necesitas mostrar en tu propia página) está será devuelta en JSON. ", "Un ejemplo de la notación de objetos es:  <code>var obj = { 'nombre': 'Briana', 'comida': 'queso', 'perro': 'Maurice'};</code>", "Fíjate que un objeto se encierra entre llaves { ... }, que los diferentes atributos se separan por comas, que cada atributo consta de una palabra llave y de un valor. Por ejemplo son llaves 'nombre', 'comida' y 'perro' y sus respectivos valores son 'Briana', 'queso' y 'Maurice'. En este ejmplo todos los valores fueron cadenas, aunque también son válidos booleanos, números y otros tipos de datos." ] </ins> }, { "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315189",
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: Encontrando e indexando valores en vectores", "descriptionEs": [ "Hay muchas razones por las que puedes necesitar acceder a una determinada pieza de información al interior de un conjunto más amplio, lo cual haces referenciando su índice.", "No vamos a entrar en la sintaxis, pero debes saber que el primer elemento en un vector tiene en realidad el índice 0.", "Esto también aplica para cadenas y objetos. Todos estos índices comienzan en 0, por lo que si en tu programa usas <code>miVector[2]</code>, realmente vas a obtener la tercera pieza de información del vector <code>miVector</code>." ] </ins> }, { "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315188",
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[ ] JavaScript Lingo: MDN and Documentation [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Value Types [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Variables & camelCase [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Arrays & Objects [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Finding and Indexing Data in Arays [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Manipulating Data [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Math [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Loops [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Regular Expressions
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: Manipulación de los datos", "descriptionEs": [ "Métodos y funciones son formas con las que puedes modificar variables u otros conjuntos de información.", "Los métodos están integrados en JavaScript, y te familiarizarás con estos cuando realices los desafíos sobre algoritmos.", "Me gustaría sugerirte dar un vistazo a MDN (Mozilla Developer Network que discutimos en el primer video) para que te familiarices con la cantidad y el potencial general de los métodos que existen. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Methods_Index", "Los ejemplos incluyen <code>.split (' ')</code>, que convertirá una cadena en un vector y puede hacerlo de muchas maneras diferentes. Los métodos son de gran alcance - muchas veces cuando quieres que tu programa haga algo, ya habrá un método para eso.", "Las funciones, al igual que las variables, son algo que tu defines y creas.", "Durante tu práctica con algoritmos en FreeCodeCamp, vas a crear funciones que reciben una determinada pieza de información y la manipulan de la forma que elijas.", "Vas a estar más familiarizado con la sintaxis, pero por ahora, sólo recuerda que con los métodos y funciones puedes hacer casi cualquier cosa con tu código." ] </ins> }, { "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315187",
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: Matemáticas", "descriptionEs": [ "Hay un objeto estático de nombre 'Math' en JS con muchos propiedades y métodos incluidos.", "Vas a querer investigar más de este cuando manipules números. Consulta la documentación de MDN antes de escribir tus propias funciones, pues ya podrían estar definidas allí. ", "Los ejemplos incluyen <code>Math.random()</code> que devolverá un número aleatorio en un rango y <code>Math.round()</code> que redondeará el número decimal que reciba al entero más cercano.", "Yo utilicé <code>Math.random()</code> cuando construí el generador de citas aleatorias como proyecto de desarrollo de interfaces en FreeCodeCamp.", "Cuando trabajes con números, también debes estar consciente de que JS tiene un atributo interesante llamado 'formato de coma flotante'.", "Dependiendo de la cantidad de números, su tamaño y la cantidad de cálculos, JS puede devolver un número que es inexacto en 0,00004.", "Hay maneras de evitar esto, y en general no plantean problemas, pero es algo que debes tener en cuenta si te encuentras con algunos problemas que parecen no tienen sentido." ] </ins> }, { "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315186",
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[ ] JavaScript Lingo: MDN and Documentation [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Value Types [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Variables & camelCase [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Arrays & Objects [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Finding and Indexing Data in Arays [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Manipulating Data [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Math [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Loops [ ] JavaScript Lingo: Regular Expressions
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: Ciclos", "descriptionEs": [ "Si hay un conjunto de valores (vamos a utilizar un vector en este ejemplo, pero no tiene que ser así) y deseas realizar la misma operación a cada valor del conjunto, puedes usar algo llamado ciclo. ", "Los ciclos tienen una sintaxis compleja a la que inicialmente es difícil acostumbrarse, pero una vez que la entiendas, son de gran utilidad. Yo usé ciclos en muchas de mis soluciones. ", "No es necesario que entiendas todo aquí - sólo que sepas que existen ciclos cuando necesitas recorrer un conjunto de datos y que pueden reducir la cantidad de código que debes escribir." ] </ins> }, { "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315185",
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text: ] ], "type": "hike", <del> "challengeType": 6 </del> <ins> "challengeType": 6, "id": "56b15f15632298c12f315185", "nameEs": "JavaScript Lingo: expresiones regulares (RegExp)", "descriptionEs": [ "Las RegExp no siguen el formato del resto de JS, y pueden requerir una curva de aprendizaje.", "Las epresiones regulares (abreviado <em>RegExp</em>) también pueden ser una herramienta muy útil y eficiente.", "Usando RegExp, puedes hacer coincidir, reemplazar, buscar y dividir una cadena, uno de los tipos más difíciles de manipular.", "Al igual que con todos los otros videos, no vamos a entrar en detalles, pero quiero mostrar algunos ejemplos donde las RegExp son útiles.", "Si quisieras crear una página de registro que verifique las contraseñas para que contengan al menos un número y una letra mayúscula, puedes usar expresiones regulares.", "Si quieres asegurarte de que las fechas introducidas en una página sean todas fechas válidas en el futuro, puedes usar RegExp.", "Si bien hay infinitas maneras de utilizar RegExp, muchas de estas incluyen validaciones o ediciones automáticas de información." ] </ins> } ] }
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Challenge has an issue. User Agent is: <codeMozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/43.0.2357.124 Safari/537.36</code. Please describe how to reproduce this issue, and include links to screenshots if possible. My code:
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thanks for help :) i have found the error it was on the coding i was placing another anchor tag while i supposed to use the existing one thank you :+1:
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text: "name": "Sorted Union", "difficulty": "2.07", "description": [ <del> "Write a function that takes two or more arrays and returns a new array of unique values sorted in order." </del> <ins> "Write a function that takes two or more arrays and returns a new array of unique values in the order of the original provided arrays.", "The unique numbers should be sorted by their original order, but the final array should not be sorted in numerical order.", "Check the assertion tests for examples." </ins> ], "challengeSeed": "function unite(arr) {n  return arr;rn}nnunite([1, 2, 3], [5, 2, 1, 4], [2, 1]);", "tests": [
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Challenge has an issue. User Agent is: <codeMozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/43.0.2357.124 Safari/537.36</code. Please describe how to reproduce this issue, and include links to screenshots if possible. My code:
If you scroll down on the left section of the page below the Run Tests button you can see the results of the tests for your code. In this instance, the test fails because you have a capitalization error. For help with writing code, please consult the . Issues are for reporting bugs with the challenges or website. Happy coding!
thanks for help :) i have found the error it was on the coding i was placing another anchor tag while i supposed to use the existing one thank you :+1:
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text: "assert.deepEqual(inventory([[0, 'Bowling Ball'], [0, 'Dirty Sock'], [0, 'Hair pin'], [0, 'Microphone']], [[1, 'Hair Pin'], [1, 'Half-Eaten Apple'], [1, 'Bowling Ball'], [1, 'Toothpaste']]), [[1, 'Bowling Ball'], [1, 'Dirty Sock'], [1, 'Hair pin'], [1, 'Half-Eaten Apple'], [1, 'Microphone'], [1, 'Toothpaste']]);" ] } <del> ] </del>  No newline at end of file <ins> ] </ins>
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text: var isCompletedDate =  Math.round(+new Date() / 1000); var bonfireHash = req.body.bonfireInfo.bonfireHash; var isSolution = req.body.bonfireInfo.solution; <del> // TODO debug(isCompletedWith, 'Is completed with'); </del> if (isCompletedWith) { var paired = User.find({"profile.username": isCompletedWith}).limit(1);
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text: throw err; } if (user && paired) { <del> res.redirect('/bonfires'); </del> <ins> res.send(true); </ins> } }) }); } }) } else { req.user.completedBonfires.push({ _id: bonfireHash, completedWith: null,
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text: }) var index = req.user.uncompletedBonfires.indexOf(bonfireHash); if (index > -1) { req.user.uncompletedBonfires.splice(index,1) } req.user.save(function(err, user) { if (err) { throw err; } if (user) { <del> res.redirect('/bonfires'); </del> <ins> debug('Saving user'); res.send(true) </ins> } }); } }); // Unique Check API route
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text: return res.redirect('bonfires/meet-bonfire'); } var currentTime = parseInt(+new Date() / 1000); <del> if (currentTime - req.user.lastContentSync > 86400) { </del> <ins> if (currentTime - req.user.lastContentSync > 10) { </ins> req.user.lastContentSync = currentTime; var completed = req.user.completedBonfires.map(function (elem) { return elem._id;
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text: } } }); <del> } if (allTestsPassed) { allTestsPassed = false; showCompletion(); </del> <ins> if (allTestsPassed) { allTestsPassed = false; showCompletion(); } </ins> } };
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text: $('#complete-bonfire-dialog').modal('show'); // Only post to server if there is an authenticated user if ($('.signup-btn-nav').length < 1) { <del> $.ajax({ type: 'POST', data: { </del> <ins> $.post( '/completed-bonfire', { </ins> bonfireInfo: { completedWith : didCompleteWith, solution: bonfireSolution, bonfireHash: thisBonfireHash } }, <del> url: '/completed-bonfire/' }); </del> <ins> function(res) { if (res) { window.location.href = 'http://localhost:3001/bonfires' } }) </ins> } } <ins> $('.next-bonfire-button').on('click', function() { var bonfireSolution = myCodeMirror.getValue(); var thisBonfireHash = passedBonfireHash || null; var didCompleteWith = $('#completed-with').val() || null; completedBonfire(didCompleteWith, bonfireSolution, thisBonfireHash); }); </ins> $('.all-challenges').on('click', function() { $('#all-challenges-dialog').modal('show'); });
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text: }); <del> $('.next-bonfire-button').on('click', function() { var bonfireSolution = myCodeMirror.getValue(); var thisBonfireHash = passedBonfireHash || null; var didCompleteWith = $('#completed-with').val() || null; completedBonfire(didCompleteWith, bonfireSolution, thisBonfireHash); window.setTimeout(function() { // TODO window.location = '/bonfires'; }, 100); }); </del> // Bonfire instructions functions $('#more-info').on('click', function() {
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Challenge has an issue. User Agent is: <codeMozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.81 Safari/537.36</code. Please describe how to reproduce this issue, and include links to screenshots if possible. I feel like while the above code works it simply fails to communicate the purpose of the exercise by delivering a visible change in the resulting page at the right side of the screen. For comparison's sake, this is how it looks like when the code is executed in JSFiddle Given that the page display is narrow, my proposal is to change the required positioning entirely, so that the student will be able to see more clearly the results of the absolute positioning.
Hi - thanks for pointing this out. Yeah, the narrow output screen unfortunately doesn't show the change at all. We could change the requirements to use to make it more obvious. You titled the issue "Replace the example..." though, so if you had ideas to re-work this even more, let us know your thoughts!

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text: "The next option for the CSS <code>position</code> property is <code>absolute</code>, which locks the element in place relative to its parent container. Unlike the <code>relative</code> position, this removes the element from the normal flow of the document, so surrounding items ignore it. The CSS offset properties (top or bottom and left or right) are used to adjust the position.", "One nuance with absolute positioning is that it will be locked relative to its closest <em>positioned</em> ancestor. If you forget to add a position rule to the parent item, (this is typically done using <code>position: relative;</code>), the browser will keep looking up the chain and ultimately default to the body tag.", "<hr>", <del> "Lock the <code>#searchbar</code> element to the top-right of its <code>section</code> parent by declaring its <code>position</code> as <code>absolute</code>. Give it <code>top</code> and <code>right</code> offsets of 0.5 pixels each." </del> <ins> "Lock the <code>#searchbar</code> element to the top-right of its <code>section</code> parent by declaring its <code>position</code> as <code>absolute</code>. Give it <code>top</code> and <code>right</code> offsets of 50 pixels each." </ins> ], "challengeSeed": [ "<style>",
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Challenge has an issue. User Agent is: <codeMozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.81 Safari/537.36</code. Please describe how to reproduce this issue, and include links to screenshots if possible. I feel like while the above code works it simply fails to communicate the purpose of the exercise by delivering a visible change in the resulting page at the right side of the screen. For comparison's sake, this is how it looks like when the code is executed in JSFiddle Given that the page display is narrow, my proposal is to change the required positioning entirely, so that the student will be able to see more clearly the results of the absolute positioning.
Hi - thanks for pointing this out. Yeah, the narrow output screen unfortunately doesn't show the change at all. We could change the requirements to use to make it more obvious. You titled the issue "Replace the example..." though, so if you had ideas to re-work this even more, let us know your thoughts!

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text: ], "tests": [ "assert($('#searchbar').css('position') == 'absolute', 'message: The <code>#searchbar</code> element should have a <code>position</code> set to <code>absolute</code>.');", <del> "assert($('#searchbar').css('top') == '0.5px', 'message: Your code should use the <code>top</code> CSS offset of 0.5 pixels on the <code>#searchbar</code> element.');", "assert($('#searchbar').css('right') == '0.5px', 'message: Your code should use the <code>right</code> CSS offset of 0.5 pixels on the <code>#searchbar</code> element.');" </del> <ins> "assert($('#searchbar').css('top') == '50px', 'message: Your code should use the <code>top</code> CSS offset of 50 pixels on the <code>#searchbar</code> element.');", "assert($('#searchbar').css('right') == '50px', 'message: Your code should use the <code>right</code> CSS offset of 50 pixels on the <code>#searchbar</code> element.');" </ins> ], "solutions": [], "hints": [],
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<!-- NOTE: If you're reporting a security issue, don't create a GitHub issue. Instead, email We will look into it immediately. --Tests are not passing with correct code. Curiously, the "The fifth div should have a height of 25 pixels" test is passing, but none of the others. DOM elements are rendering correctly with appropriate inline style. Browser Name: Chrome Browser Version: 68 Operating System: Chrome OS !
it passed for me on firefox and chrome with the code in the picture - were you able to get it to pass?
Oddly enough, no. I find it very strange that I can get the fifth test to pass, but none of the others, no matter what I do.
yea, im not sure - did you try resetting the code and doing it again? is there any errors in the console? Try another browser maybe
Yes to reset, no to errors. If it's a browser problem, that's an issue for people using Chromebooks like myself.
I got the same scenario as . Only the fifth test is passing. Browser Name: Chrome Browser Version: Version 71.0.3578.98 (Official Build) (64-bit) Operating System: MacOS Mojave Version 10.14.2 I tried completing the challenge in Firefox and it passed. Similar users are having problems:
does not work on Chromium - Version 75.0.3770.100 (Official Build) Arch Linux (64-bit) works on Firefox 67.0.3
my browser: Versione 77.0.3865.120 (Build ufficiale) (a 32 bit) on Windows 10 Home v1803 no test passes with callback
Pretty sure the problem is similiar to the problem on
Yep looks like yet another zoom bug with Chrome. We can check the inline styles set instead for the test. I will make a PR.

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text: ## Solution <section id='solution'> <del> ```js // solution required </del> <ins> ```html <style> .bar { width: 25px; height: 100px; display: inline-block; background-color: blue; } </style> <body> <script> const dataset = [12, 31, 22, 17, 25, 18, 29, 14, 9]; d3.select("body").selectAll("div") .data(dataset) .enter() .append("div") .attr("class", "bar") .style('height', d => `${d}px`) </script> </body> </ins> ``` </section>