Tag: Replit

[#Script #Coding] React JavaScript Framework for Beginners – Project-Based Course

Posted on by Eric Brooks

React JavaScript Framework for Beginners – Project-Based Course

By freeCodeCamp.org
Published: Aug 31, 2022

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freeCodeCamp.org Learn React in this full course for beginners. React is one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks and this course is the perfect place to start your learning journey. You will learn everything you need to know to get started with React by building three different projects.

We brought together three popular teachers for this course so you can learn from multiple perspectives.

You can code React all in a web browser using Replit. Replit provided a grant that made this course possible.

https://join.replit.com/react-students

    Part One
    Contents

  • (0:00:00) Course Introduction
  • (0:02:03) Introduction, part 1
  • (0:06:15) What is Replit
  • (0:07:50) What is React
  • (0:08:23) Create a Repl
  • (0:11:29) Create Functional Components
  • (0:18:02) Install Bootstrap 5
  • (0:22:49) Implement the useState Hook in a Functional Component
  • (0:29:16) Upload Image Files to Replit
  • (0:33:28) Create JSX Code to Render Bootstrap Cards for Employees
  • (0:40:49) Create Teams DropDown List
  • (0:45:03) Use JavaScript Events to Set State
  • (0:54:26) Move State Related Functionality to the App Component
  • (0:56:48) Understanding Props
  • (1:04:41) LocalStorage and the useEffect Hook
  • (1:11:47) Routing, react-router-dom package, Navigation
  • (1:25:25) Create Employee Component
  • (1:38:03) Abstract Responsibilities Into Functional Components
  • (1:46:14) Implement Media Queries
  • (1:47:04) Using Context to Reduce or Avoid Prop Drilling
  • (1:48:50) Course Wrap up
  • (1:49:15) Introduction, part 2
  • (1:53:12) Setup
  • (2:08:03) Context API
  • (2:30:46) Data Fetching
  • (2:42:08) Meals Component
  • (3:38:29) Search Component
  • (4:10:11) Modal Component
  • (4:43:04) Favorites Component
  • (5:14:27) Introduction, part 3
  • (5:20:32) Initialize Project
  • (5:22:48) React Router
  • (5:30:23) Fetching Data From API
  • (5:49:46) Multiple Requests with Promise.all()
  • (5:54:05) Map Method for rendering lists
  • (6:04:12) Rendering Table of Stocks
  • (6:09:12) Color Coding data
  • (6:16:55) Autocomplete Search Component
  • (6:39:12) Context API
  • (6:59:40) Navigating Between Pages
  • (7:03:52) Fetching Historical Data
  • (7:25:22) Formatting Data
  • (7:31:31) Working with Charts
  • (7:44:18) Chart Time Toggle
  • (7:58:54) Delete Stock (Event Propagation)
  • (8:05:26) Stock Data
  • (8:16:52) Local Storage

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[#Script #Coding] Python Programming for Beginners – Full Course

Posted on by Eric Brooks

Python Programming for Beginners – Full Course

By freeCodeCamp.org
Published: Aug 09, 2022

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freeCodeCamp.org Learn the Python programming language in this full course for beginners! You will learn the fundamentals of Python and code two Python programs line-by-line. No previous programming experience is necessary before watching this course.

Start using Replit: https://join.replit.com/python-students

Beau Carnes developed this course. Check out one of his other channels: https://youtube.com/zizyo

    Course Contents

  • (0:00:00) Introduction
    Rock, Paper, Scissors Intro Project

  • (0:03:11) RPS – Variables and Functions
  • (0:09:07) RPS – Calling Functions
  • (0:12:31) RPS – Dictionaries
  • (0:15:28) RPS – User Input
  • (0:16:55) RPS – Libraries, Lists, Methods
  • (0:20:45) RPS – Function Arguments
  • (0:22:33) RPS – If Statements
  • (0:25:40) RPS – Concatenating Strings
  • (0:27:13) RPS – f-strings
  • (0:30:26) RPS – Else and Elif Statements
  • (0:33:37) RPS – Refactoring and Nested If
  • (0:38:37) RPS – Accessing Dictionary Values
  • (0:41:55) RPS – Testing Game
    Fundamentals of Python

  • (0:43:52) Setup Python Locally
  • (0:47:47) Creating New Repl
  • (0:48:45) Variables
  • (0:51:21) Expressions and Statements
  • (0:52:38) Comments
  • (0:54:23) Data Types
  • (1:00:16) Operators
  • (1:00:44) Arithmetic Operators
  • (1:03:52) Comparison Operators
  • (1:05:13) Boolean Operators
  • (1:07:26) Bitwise Operators
  • (1:07:42) is & in Operators
  • (1:08:21) Ternary Operator
  • (1:09:40) Strings
  • (1:12:36) String Methods
  • (1:16:41) Escaping Characters
  • (1:19:23) String Characters & Slicing
  • (1:21:45) Booleans
  • (1:26:07) Number Data Types
  • (1:28:19) Built-in Functions
  • (1:29:50) Enums
  • (1:32:51) User Input
  • (1:34:39) Control Statements
  • (1:36:48) Lists
  • (1:46:21) Sorting Lists
  • (1:49:57) Tuples
  • (1:53:49) Dictionaries
  • (2:01:45) Sets
  • (2:06:10) Functions
  • (2:16:57) Variable Scope
  • (2:18:35) Nested Functions
  • (2:21:37) Closures
  • (2:22:59) Objects
  • (2:26:27) Loops
  • (2:32:01) Break and Continue
  • (2:33:02) Classes
  • (2:39:12) Modules
  • (2:45:55) Arguments from Command Line
  • (2:52:42) Lambda Functions
  • (2:54:51) Map, Filter, Reduce
  • (3:02:41) Recursion
  • (3:04:42) Decorators
  • (3:06:45) Docstrings
  • (3:09:54) Annotations
  • (3:11:30) Exceptions
  • (3:17:09) With
  • (3:18:26) Installing Packages with pip
  • (3:21:39) List Compression
  • (3:23:09) Polymorphism
  • (3:24:23) Operator Overloading
    Blackjack Card Game Project

  • (3:26:58) Blackjack – Beginning
  • (3:50:13) Blackjack – Deck Class
  • (3:58:45) Blackjack – Card Class
  • (4:03:25) Blackjack – Hand Class
  • (4:21:13) Blackjack – Game Class
  • (4:37:04) Blackjack – Testing
  • (4:39:36) conclusion
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