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MUZ140122 Emmanuel Kavhuru
5,605 Points
I don't understand how to create a code that sorts elements by length function.

Posted February 3, 2015 6:49am by MUZ140122 Emmanuel Kavhuru

MUZ140122 Emmanuel Kavhuru
5,605 Points
2 Answers
rays0
16,293 Points
I keep getting an 'Oh no' warning on the Javascript identical() task, everytime i submit. Why is this?

Posted February 3, 2015 4:57am by rays0

rays0
16,293 Points
1 Answer
Ira Salem
10,331 Points
JavaScript

Posted February 3, 2015 3:07am by Ira Salem

Ira Salem
10,331 Points
1 Answer
Ivan Burgos
12,065 Points
JavaScript Foundations - Stage 5 Functions - Challenge Task: Having trouble with this excercise.

Posted February 3, 2015 12:02am by Ivan Burgos

Ivan Burgos
12,065 Points
2 Answers
Erik Wells
5,403 Points
What am I doing wrong?!?

Posted February 2, 2015 10:11pm by Erik Wells

Erik Wells
5,403 Points
2 Answers
Stephanie Varvar
4,273 Points
I don't understand why this isn't the answer. var statement = 'She said \"how\'s the family?\"';

Posted February 2, 2015 4:18pm by Stephanie Varvar

Stephanie Varvar
4,273 Points
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Ira Salem
10,331 Points
Help with JavaScript

Posted February 1, 2015 1:10pm by Ira Salem

Ira Salem
10,331 Points
1 Answer
garitychapman
7,421 Points
How to check if value is an array Stage 5: Javascript Functions

Posted January 31, 2015 9:52pm by garitychapman

garitychapman
7,421 Points
2 Answers
Rajvansh Sharma
333 Points
I was asked to move the script....and the "title" element is h1 and i have placed script after h1...it is showing error

Posted January 31, 2015 5:58pm by Rajvansh Sharma

Rajvansh Sharma
333 Points
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kyleb2
7,506 Points
Why don't you give the answers or hints to code challenges...

Posted January 31, 2015 5:28pm by kyleb2

kyleb2
7,506 Points
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pavel mykhailov
Courses Plus Student 1,184 Points
I don't understand how I should write this code, can you help me with some hints?

Posted January 31, 2015 3:01pm by pavel mykhailov

pavel mykhailov
Courses Plus Student 1,184 Points
1 Answer
James Zwar
11,737 Points
Bit stuck on this one

Posted January 31, 2015 5:21am by James Zwar

James Zwar
11,737 Points
1 Answer
Zeeshan Dawood
7,210 Points
How can I pull a numerical value from a string in array and then use the .sort method so that I can pass along a functio

Posted January 31, 2015 4:56am by Zeeshan Dawood

Zeeshan Dawood
7,210 Points
1 Answer
Taylor Dohmeier
1,902 Points
How do I use the parseInt method to extract the numeric value from another variable's string value?

Posted January 30, 2015 6:45pm by Taylor Dohmeier

Taylor Dohmeier
1,902 Points
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Hassan Kotati
3,645 Points
Can't understande the right answer for the 5th quiz

Posted January 30, 2015 11:09am by Hassan Kotati

Hassan Kotati
3,645 Points
1 Answer
Ivan Burgos
12,065 Points
JavaScript Foundations - Stage 4 Arrays - Methods 2 - Challenge Task 2 Not sure how to approach this?

Posted January 30, 2015 6:21am by Ivan Burgos

Ivan Burgos
12,065 Points
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John Grillo
30,241 Points
Why is new Array() capitalized? is 'new array()' ok? The later won't pass the quiz

Posted January 30, 2015 6:10am by John Grillo

John Grillo
30,241 Points
2 Answers
Michael Criste
5,045 Points
var numWidth = parseInt("640px", 10); This is my answer, and it runs just fine on the Chrome DevTools. Please help.

Posted January 30, 2015 1:21am by Michael Criste

Michael Criste
5,045 Points
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Taisia Dubinina
1,413 Points
I am having trouble with Task 2 of this challenge. The program keeps saying that I am slicing the wrong indexes.

Posted January 29, 2015 10:59pm by Taisia Dubinina

Taisia Dubinina
1,413 Points
1 Answer
Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
what is the answe correct in this challenge

Posted January 29, 2015 7:00pm by Polo Moreno

Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
1 Answer
Ck Ck
5,712 Points
On about line 18, modify 'saying1' so it's in the opposite order

Posted January 29, 2015 3:24pm by Ck Ck

Ck Ck
5,712 Points
2 Answers
James Zwar
11,737 Points
Having problems with question 2. Tried various solutions like below

Posted January 28, 2015 8:08pm by James Zwar

James Zwar
11,737 Points
3 Answers
Bla Blubb
2,740 Points
nick is the correct answer. but why??

Posted January 28, 2015 6:06pm by Bla Blubb

Bla Blubb
2,740 Points
1 Answer
josue exhume
20,981 Points
method1 challenge task

Posted January 28, 2015 4:12pm by josue exhume

josue exhume
20,981 Points
1 Answer
Nagabhushan Baddi
3,309 Points
Is it always necessary to link a javascript program to an html file. Can it not be run standalone? If so is there a IDE?

Posted January 28, 2015 12:13pm by Nagabhushan Baddi

Nagabhushan Baddi
3,309 Points
2 Answers
Daniel Chisu
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,321 Points
I can not just figure this out...

Posted January 28, 2015 8:34am by Daniel Chisu

Daniel Chisu
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,321 Points
2 Answers
Cynthia DiFabion
3,801 Points
Don't know how to use the length property on a string in a function

Posted January 28, 2015 7:06am by Cynthia DiFabion

Cynthia DiFabion
3,801 Points
1 Answer
John Grillo
30,241 Points
Fine point differences between '==' and '===' ?

Posted January 28, 2015 6:04am by John Grillo

John Grillo
30,241 Points
1 Answer
Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
cómo extraer "Brown"

Posted January 27, 2015 11:42pm by Polo Moreno

Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
1 Answer
Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
i don't understand this challenge

Posted January 27, 2015 10:42pm by Polo Moreno

Polo Moreno
11,782 Points
2 Answers

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