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How to Print Array Elements in a Given Order with or without a Function

If you are learning to solve problems using a programming language, you've likely faced the problem of printing array elements in a given order or in reverse order. You might have also needed to do this by either using a user-defined function or not using any function at all. If

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Enhanced For Loops in Java – How to Use ForEach Loops on Arrays

You can use enhanced loops in Java to achieve the same results as a for loop [/news/java-for-loop-example/]. An enhanced loop is also known as a for-each loop in Java. Enhanced loops simplify the way you create for loops. They are mostly used to iterate through an array or

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How to Filter an Array in JavaScript – JS Filtering for Arrays and Objects

When building a dynamic and interactive program, you may need to add some interactive features. For example, where a user clicks a button to filter through a long list of items. You may also need to manipulate a large array of data to return only items that match your specified

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How to Set Dynamic Object Properties using Computed Property Names

When declaring objects before ES6, you had to use static keys for properties. But since the release of ES6, you can use dynamic keys. I'll show you how they work in this article. What are Static and Dynamic Keys? What do I mean by static keys? Take a look at

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Dot Notation vs Bracket Notation for Object Properties – What's the Difference?

There are multiple ways to access object properties in JavaScript. But two common ones are dot notation and bracket notation. I'll explain the difference between these two approaches in this article. With dot and bracket notation, you can: * access the value of a property by its key

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How to Build a Full Stack App with Next.js 13 and Firebase

Next.js is a React framework that makes building powerful full stack (front end + back end) applications a lot easier. The team behind Next.js recently released Next.js 13 [https://bit.ly/3xslj3z] which has a whole lot of futures like a new app Directory, server and client components, and more. In

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How Asynchronous JavaScript Works

In this tutorial, you'll learn all about Asynchronous JavaScript. But before we dive into that, we need to make sure you understand what Synchronous code is and how it works. What is Synchronous Code? When we write a program in JavaScript, it executes line by line. When a line

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Machine learning with Julia – How to Build and Deploy a Trained AI Model as a Web Service

Julia [https://bit.ly/3IZx8Fs] is a general purpose programming language well suited for numerical analysis and computational science. Some consider it the future of machine learning and the most natural replacement for Python in this field. This article introduces the Julia language and its ecosystem. You'll learn how to use it to

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Decentralized Identity – Build a Profile with Next.js, Ethereum & Ceramic Network

Long-standing centralized intermediaries, like the government or big companies, are the ones who make and keep your ID information in traditional systems that manage who you are. But this implies that you have no control over the information relating to your identification, who has access to personally identifiable information

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How to Create Your Own Commands in Linux

In this article, let's learn about creating your own commands in Linux. Yes – we're going to talk about creating an alias command. Before we begin, I want to tell you how the idea for this tutorial came about. One of the followers of my blog asked me,

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