I have watched quite a few videos of yours so far, and just wanted to say thank you for your work. I do appreciate it. I am trying to learn coding at 50, and these definitely help.
Please go over "action." I'm trying to manipulate the index like in a c style language. example: for (int i = 0; i < n; ) { if() i++ else i += 2}. I'm just wondering if I can set the index with "action()"
If you want to manipulate the index you’re better off writing the loop manually and accessing the index manually as well. You might be able to set the index through the action callback but I can’t say I’d recommend that 🙊
I have watched quite a few videos of yours so far, and just wanted to say thank you for your work. I do appreciate it. I am trying to learn coding at 50, and these definitely help.
Hey Jack really happy to hear you've decided to learn how to code! I'm always happy to help, so feel free to ask questions if any come up 😊
Happy to see you git this out 😀💯
Thank you, it’s so nice to be done with editing this series. I feel like I can finally move on 😎
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.map { } 😎
Clear explanation
Great tutorials, Could you do a video on high order functions and maybe genetics
I've seen the word 'book' so many times it looks weird now. Thanks for making this series, your explanations are very clear.
Ive had the same thing happen to me for the word “time” 😂
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Please go over "action." I'm trying to manipulate the index like in a c style language. example: for (int i = 0; i < n; ) { if() i++ else i += 2}. I'm just wondering if I can set the index with "action()"
If you want to manipulate the index you’re better off writing the loop manually and accessing the index manually as well. You might be able to set the index through the action callback but I can’t say I’d recommend that 🙊
@@CodyEngelCodes thank you!!
concurrentmodificationexception even after using iterator kotlin
Can’t hear the alarm at all
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