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Easily create a website using Elementor and WordPress

Elementor makes it simple to create a WordPress website using a drag and drop interface. You don't even need any code! We just published an Elementor course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to easily create your own website. I created this course. I've also made

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Python find() – How to Search for a Substring in a String

When you're working with a Python program, you might need to search for and locate a specific string inside another string. This is where Python's built-in string methods come in handy. In this article, you will learn how to use Python's built-in find() string method to help you search for

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Loading a JSON File in Python – How to Read and Parse JSON

In this article, you'll learn how to read and parse JSON in Python. What is JSON? JSON is short for JavaScript Object Notation. It's a simple syntax for storing data in name-value pairs. Values can be different data types as long as they are valid. Non-acceptable types for JSON include

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JavaScript Key in Object – How to Check if an Object has a Key in JS

Objects in JavaScript are non-primitive data types that hold an unordered collection of key-value pairs. As you can see in the image above, the key is the property, and each object value must have a key. When interacting with objects, situations might arise that require you to check if a

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[object, object] in JavaScript – Meaning in JS

When working with objects in JavaScript, you may have come across the [object, object] output. While this may seem irrelevant, it's not necessarily an error. [object, object] is the string representation of a JavaScript object data type. You'll understand better as we go further in this article. There are

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How to Start Using MongoDB – Database Setup for Beginners

MongoDB is an increasingly popular open source NoSQL database. And it has many advantages over traditional SQL databases. It offers high scalability, reliability, and performance even with a huge amount of data. This article covers the basics that you need to know to get started with MongoDB and

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Python List Sorting – How to Order Lists in Python

There are many reasons you might want to sort lists in your Python applications. In this article, I'll show you how to order lists in ascending and descending order depending on what you need to do. What is a List in Python? A list is a data type in Python

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How to Use the flat() and flatMap() Methods to Flatten Arrays in JavaScript

In this article I'm going to explain how to use the new array methods introduced in ES2019 (EcmaScript 2019) – flat() and flatMap(). You use these methods to flatten arrays. The methods are very useful and easy to use. It will really be cool to use these methods in your

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How to Save and Exit Nano in Terminal – Nano Quit Command

Nano is a command line-based code editor known for its simplicity compared to other editors like Vim and Emacs. But if you are new to Nano, performing basic operations like creating files, saving the file, and exiting the editor might be confusing. So, in this article, I want to show

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Test-Driven Development Tutorial – How to Test Your JavaScript and ReactJS Applications

Understanding test-driven development is an essential part of being a prolific software developer. Testing provides a solid platform for building reliable programs. This tutorial will show you all you need to implement test-driven development in your JavaScript and React applications. Table of Contents 1. What Is Test-Driven Development?

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