What Is the Best Book for JavaScript?

In 2020 - I recommend a combination of Exercises for Programers - and the MDN documentation. This will give you real problems to solve and practice reading real documentation vs. contrived scenarios like printouts of a pyramid of #s.

During that time, I also suggest you read Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja (second edition).If you want to learn more backend stuff after that / then I suggest the nodeschool material.If you want to go deep / then theres the YDKJS series - but - as with any resource / you only need to read them - if you need to read them.

At that stage - youll be able to burn through any JS books / with pleasure - but the key is to have things to apply what you are learning to. You cant just memorize the language and become useful

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What are great responses to the question: "How are you?"

Normally, the whole exercise is usually meaningless.

Fine or Good is the conversation ender and the usual desired response no matter how you feel. One great response is to actually tell them how you are. "Oh, back aches, living from paycheck to paycheck, haven't had sex with my wife in 3 months, surf the web most of the day at work, only showering every two days or so, cholesterol is through the roof and I drink too much.

so how are you?"Alternately, you can kill them with kindness. "Thank you so much for asking, isn't it amazing how little time we spend REALLY getting to know someone these days and along you come interested in me and my situation.

It means so much to me that you asked. "Or you can provide a confusing answer to the question they didn't ask. 'You ever notice that just before someone goes completely violently nuts, their eyes widen and you can feel the tension wafting off them like a disease?

Or is that just me?"Maybe just tilt your head and stare at them for a second, narrow your eyes, look puzzled and say "Why do you want to know?"

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Does Taehyung love more BTS or Wooga squad?

This is a challenging question but it is more likely that he is closer to BTS. V is known to be a social butterfly therefore he can make friend from the first time he meets someone. In my opinion it is BTS because he has been with them and his best friend JIMIN is in BTS.

V spent has been with BTS since 2013 and has been with wooga squad when he was working on the kdrama Hwarang in 2015. There isnu2019t much difference because thereu2019s only 2 years but v even used to sleep and shower with the BTS members. BTS are like his brothers now.

He really likes wooga and even wears matching bracelets with them and has had fan times with them. He also sang u201csweet night OSTu201d this year for park seo joon in his drama u201citaewon classu201d

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Why do so many languages have similar words for u201cbreathu201d and u201cspiritu201d, especially European languages (all but English and German)? I wonder why and I wonder if English and German have similar words for u201cbreathu201d and u201cspiritu201d as well.

Breath, like the divine spirit, or soul, is invisible and gives life.When you die both your spirit and your last breath exit the body and disperse into the aether.English does have the same word for breath and spirit.

Respiration refers to breathing (in and out repeatedly) while inspiration is happened upon us as either a notion or mission; one which surpasses our ordinary selves as if bequeathed by the visitation of a divine spirit. And to expire, well, to release that last breath, or oneu2019s spirit, into the aetheru2026German borrows some words from the Romance languages, like English: respirieren - to breathe/respire, inspirieren - to inspire, and exspirieren - to exhale. I donu2019t know how commonly they are used.

Why do so many languages have similar words for breath and spirit? (Especially European languages (all but English and German)). I wonder why and I wonder if English and German have similar words for "breath" and "spirit" as well

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Which of the memory segment is C/C string (namely those char strings, like "hello") stored?

There isn't a specific place for them.One option is the stack.If you create a char array and store a 0 at one of the cells it becomes a string, stored on the stack.

char str 'h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', 0;You can also allocate nemory on the heap and store a string in it.char* str malloc(3 * sizeof(char));str0 'h';str1 'i';str2 0;However, if you do something like this:char* str "hola";, the compiler needs somewhere to store that string. It will store it in the readonly section in memory, and you wouldn't be able to change individiual chars.

You can always change the value of the pointer to another string, of course.You can test what I say here by printing strings addresses:printf("%pn", str);And using cat proc//maps to view the memory sections (on Linux).

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Where should I start from if I dont have any IT related background to learn WordPress?

I mean I literally have no idea of web development or other IT skills but I want to learn it now. I recently graduated and have no IT degree.

You can learn WordPress from You Tube, as there are so many good videos on wordpress is floating.

So here is the few places from where you can learn Webdevelopment. So if you want to take a start then W3School is the best place to take a start. 1)W3 School.

You can start from w3 school, as they have everything. Most important they picked everything from ground zero and achieved advance level.2) You Tube.

You tube also has so much of free content available. Like you can check edureka, code basics. 3) Coursera.

You can learn high quality content from cousera. If you want certificates then only you have to pay.4) Udemy.

Quora itself has a space of Udemy free courses. So you can check out there. Also you can refer this linkBhavana Singh's answer to What are the skills that you can gain from learning web development, and what other things can you learn effectively once you've gained those skills?

Good Luck!

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What are the best "openers" to text crush instead of u201cHeyu201d?

Try to bring up something that you may have talked to them about before likeHey _____!

Hows your new book so far?or ask them if theyd want to hangout but I wouldnt do this too late in the night or they might think youre just trying to have sex with them. If it is late just make it clear you want to hangout by suggesting something to do in a public place or at a friends place.

You can also be quirky and say goofy things like hey there you! or howdy or something like that. Im a sarcastic person and whenever I act super extra Ill say things like that.

Maybe thats weird who knows who cares lol just have fun with it and do your best to put your personality into it. Show them your fun side

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What are some cool Java codes whose output is weird but correct?

I found some : This code compilesnpublic class Curiosity public static void main (String args) System.

out.println ("A curiosity"); http: //kaddy.co System.

out.println ("compile Ok!"); nhttp: is a label and // is comment .

A class without mainnpublic class J static System.out.print ("Real's JavaHowTo"); System.

exit(0); nThe next one is strange. From the main(), we create a Foo instance, then we call getFoo() which returns a null and from "null" , we can access the value of fubar!npublic class Foo static int fubar 42; Foo getFoo() return null; public static void main(String args) Foo foo new Foo(); System.

out. println(foo. getFoo().

fubar); n// output : 42int numbers() return null; nis same as nint numbers() return null; nFun with auto boxing and the integer cache in JavanInteger foo 1000;Integer bar 1000;foo bar; // truefoo bar; // false//However, if the values of foo and bar are between 127 and -128 (inclusive)//the behaviour changes:Integer foo 42;Integer bar 42;foo bar; // truefoo bar; // truenSources :Strangest language feature , A curiosity (strange Java code)

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What programming languages do professional programmers use?

Most of them.There are a few joke languages that dont get (much) use in professional contexts, such as INTERCAL and LOLCODE, but almost all of the remaining programming languages were developed to solve some kind of real problem, and unless the language has grown too obsolete, some sort of professional programmer may well still be using it.

Even some severely obsolete languages such as COBOL are still in active professional use. (Fortran is also popularly put forth as an obsolete language, but thats a bit more complicated: while old dialects of Fortran are definitely obsolete (and even so, still occasionally used), Fortran has significantly developed over the sixty year of use, and there are modern dialects of Fortran that are good for a lot of modern problems. )In practice, being able to move on to a new language, or a new dialect of a previously existing language, at a reasonable speed, is an important skill for a professional software developer.

Furthermore, creating and using DSLs, domain-specific languages, is also an important skill to have for a programmer, professional or hobbyist

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Why did President Trump bring his entire family to visit the Queen and the Royal Family?

TL;DR the president is being unfairly criticized for including his adult children at State Visit.Many people have commented negatively on the president taking his adult children with him on his State visit to The Queen.

I find myself in the unusual position of defending the president. But in conversations with his supporters I have always promised to be fair to him. It is a reasonable price to pay for credibility when I condemn his actions.

For occasions like this, the guest is always allowed to suggest people who should be invited. This is a standard practice. It is reasonable for a proud father to want to share in this extraordinary opportunity.

When we remember that the presidents mother left Scotland for a better life in the United States and that she worked as a servant, it's a big deal for her son the president to take her grandchildren to meet her Queen. This is the stuff of American fairy tales. It's also worth remembering that when attending the G20 summit in London in June, 2009, President Obama also brought his children to meet The Queen.

The Queen and Michelle Obama forge firm and affectionate friendship

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Why is that some people say that "if a Haskell program compiles, it probably works"?

They say it, because they want to believe it.You can certainly consider a type system a formal method, which are used for program verification, proving certain properties and so on.

However, unless you utilize the type sytem explicitly for correctness proofs (and haskell actually lacks a lot of type-level tools to do that), all you know about your program is that it is well typed. You know nothing about its behavior. You may have set pi 0.

0 somewhere in your code, your algorithms may be plain wrong and arbitrary IO calls may fail.So the quote is mostly wrong. The amount of program logic and value specificity you can model on type system level is a lot less than people believe.

But if thats the only formal method one knows, it might give a tremendous sense of power. In reality, when you write larger haskell programs, you will still write unit tests, property tests and so on exactly because types are not enough