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session-16 arrays #12
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fix typo
I know that I'm not a reviewer but I took a look at your workshop and nice job, by the way, but I noticed that you both are using a lot of big headings and maybe you can provide a better explanation for the array methods examples. This is just a suggestion from me and I hope you take it into consideration ✌️ |
adding pop-push/ shift-unshift methods
@Fatmasiam is this ready for review? |
@MohammedYehia Yes |
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hey @Fatmasiam thanks for your work
just a few tweaks and we are done
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This form of syntax should only be used when you want the body of the loop to execute at least once regardless of the condition being truthy. Usually, the other form is preferred: while(…) {…}. | ||
**Refreshing Question** :keycap_star: ==> separate[explain] the work for the previous example if the condition will `i <= alpha.length` |
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could this be something like this
**Refreshing Question** :keycap_star: ==> separate[explain] the work for the previous example if the condition will `i <= alpha.length` | |
**Refreshing Question** :keycap_star: what will happen if the condition was `i <= alpha.length` |
Co-Authored-By: Mohammed <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Mohammed <[email protected]>
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