Dharan Ganesan Posted on Oct 13, 2023 Day 68: Smile Please #webdev #frontend #100daysofcode #css 100 days code (102 Part Series) 1 100 Days Code Challenge: Frontend Engineers 2 Day 1: Inheritance in JavaScript ... 98 more parts... 3 Day 2: Polyfill for Array.includes() 4 Day 3: Polyfill for Array.flat() 5 Day 4: Polyfill for Object.keys() 6 Day 5: new, Object.create, and Object.assign 7 Day 6: Closures in JavaScript 8 Day 7: Once 9 Day 8: Limit api calls 10 Day 9: compose function 11 Day 10: Scope 12 Day 11: This 13 Day 12: Function Borrowing 14 Day 13: Guess it 15 Day 14: This is lost 16 Day15: Hell of callbacks 17 Day 16: Promise! 18 Day 17: Promise Executions 19 Day 18: Timeout 20 Day 19: Retry 21 Day 20: Event Loop 22 Day 21: Iterators 23 Day 22: Modules 24 Day 23: Proxy 25 Day 24: Async vibes 26 Day 25: Memory 27 Day 26: Typed Arrays 28 Day 27: Debugging 29 Day 28: Throttling 30 Day 29: Output 31 Day 30: Generator 32 Day 31: Async Await 33 Day 32: async/await vs Generators 34 Day 33: Symbols 35 Day 34: Equality Comparisons 36 Day 35: Typescript 37 Day 36: Typescript Basics 38 Day 37: Types 39 Day 38: Assertions 40 Day 39: Nullable Strings 41 Day 40: keyof 42 Day 41: Type Guards 43 Day 42: Typed Functions 44 Day 43: Generics 45 Day 44: Decorators 46 Day 45: Dependency Injection 47 Day 46: Memoization 48 Day 47: Utility Types 49 Day 48: Mapped Types 50 Day 49: Conditional Types 51 Day 50: Template Literal Types 52 Day 51: Recursive Types 53 Day 52: Namespace Augmentation 54 Day 53: Deep Readonly 55 Day 54: Internet 56 Day 55: HTML Rendering 57 Day 56: Semantic HTML 58 Day 57: Forms 59 Day 58: Commonly Used HTML Tags 60 Day 59: Multimedia Tags 61 Day 60: Table Elements 62 Day 61: HTML Events 63 Day 62: Global Attributes 64 Day 63: CSS 65 Day 64: CSS layouts 66 Day 65: Responsive Design 67 Day 66: Document Object Model 68 Day 67: Tooltip 69 Day 68: Smile Please 70 Day 69: Newsletter 71 Day 70: Data Fetching 72 Day 71: CSS Architecture 73 Day 72: Advice 74 Day 73: Authentication 75 Day 74: Tip 76 Day 75: Countdown timer 77 Day 76: Testimonial 78 Day 77: Web App Security 79 Day 78: Web Storage 80 Day 79: WebSockets 81 Day 80: Server-Sent Events 82 Day 81: Web Workers 83 Day 82: Service Worker 84 Day 83: Push Notifications 85 Day 84: Location 86 Day 85: Device Orientation 87 BONUS: Diwali 88 Day 86: Payments API 89 Day 87: Credentials 90 Day 88: Manifest 91 Day 89: Share 92 Day 90: Indexdb 93 Day 91: WebAssembly 94 Day 92: WebRTC 95 Day 93: Web components 96 Day 94: Frameworks 97 Day 95: Skeleton 98 Day 96: Type Tester 99 Day 97: Typed Effect 100 Day 98: OTP 101 Day 99: Match Pair 102 Day 100: Last Day Question Create an HTML and CSS code snippet that should show below Smile emoji Check the comment below to see answer. Top comments (2) Subscribe Personal Trusted User Create template Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Submit Preview Dismiss Collapse Expand Dharan Ganesan Dharan Ganesan Dharan Ganesan Follow Fullstack engineer with the expertise to transform the business challenges into innovative solutions. Let's create success together! Location Bangalore, India Education Bachelor - CS Pronouns He/Him Joined Mar 14, 2019 • Oct 13 '23 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Here is the solution: stackblitz.com/edit/typescript-h2d... Collapse Expand Jordan-Tyler Burchett Jordan-Tyler Burchett Jordan-Tyler Burchett Follow Happy Venturing 😎 Location Rogersville, TN Joined Oct 6, 2023 • Oct 13 '23 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide I actually did not know that you could use emojis as class names. This is a cool code 😃 Code of Conduct • Report abuse Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well Confirm For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
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Here is the solution: stackblitz.com/edit/typescript-h2d...
I actually did not know that you could use emojis as class names. This is a cool code 😃