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I like how b1kmusic thinks he's so advanced because he can print something 150 times.
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a more advanced example:
function hello(x){
for(i=0;i!=x;i++){
document.write("hello ")
}
}
hello(150)
//prints "hello" 150 times
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@djhiphop23 well what i have done is tha i save all the scripts that ive used in the tutorials then i you the little command // to make a comment then i write a little description about what the script does then if i need to fresh up variables i just open the script and read what ive writed :)
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set mine also super!!!!!!!!
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Does anyone know where I can find a site that has like puzzles, or fill in the blanks for javascript, you know sort of like homework because its hard for me to just memorize stuff, I would like to be given a task you know? So it sticks with me.
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Thanks a lot!
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@123artega can't get much easier than this...
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@ thenewboston
I love your tuts, but.....
These: () are parentheces.
These: " are quotation marks.
I LOVE THIS MAN
0509613009 2 years ago 18
@1646Alex you would use i+=2 or i=i+2 (doesn't need to be a 2 ofcourse), instead of just i++
openLund 1 year ago 10