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- Using variables to resize a shape that has been rotated.
The shape is being rotated from the center of rotation. Think of rotating like a circle. The shape is on the edge of that circle, thus the shape will end up going around the circle (rotate). But yo...
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There are three ways to create a new program. OPTION 1: Go to the computer programming course. Instead of selecting the lesson scroll to the bottom of the page. There will be a button There to crea...
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- Cannot read properties of undefined (reading "code")
You need to change key.code on lines 37-50 to keyCode as key.code is not a thing.
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The tricky part of creating a program that will access the KA API is making it available for KA users.
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The HTML and CSS course teach how to code in the language. You are suppose to gather all the knowledge you know and create a subpage (or whatever website you want). However, your website may not lo...
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- This is just something I realised about the programming community
My little brother does this.
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- Anchoring in HTML editors is not working properly.
You can add a function in Javascript to do the scrolling for you. Read more here; https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4210798/how-to-scroll-to-t...
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- Anchoring in HTML editors is not working properly.
OK, so the buttons do work but I think the problem is that instead of the anchor tag scrolling the section desired to the top, it scrolls the top of it to the center of the page.
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If his is the same as mine, then I believe he needs to capitalize the this.onclick(); function. So instead of this: this.onclick(); He needs to do this: this.onClick(); The function will not run i...
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You do this: setInterval(function() { //your code }, 1000); This will run the function every time 1000 milliseconds (1 second) has past. You can also first create a function (i.e. doThis() ) an...
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