I decided to do some reflecting before moving forward on any of my assignments since it has been days since I last posted. Here are some recent learnings:
- There is a difference between flex-items and flex-containers (obvious for me now). Flex-containers are elements whose display value property is an HTML element (often the parent element) whose display property's value is flex or inline-flex. Flex-items are the direct children of a flex-container (a parent element).
- When working on the styling you should use the following hack to better see each element on the page:
* { border: thin red solid; } - Ruby has built-in skills called methods which enables the interpreter to read and show you results within a console
- Ruby can do some neat computations: addition
+, subtraction-, multiplication*, division/, exponents**, and modulo%. - Ruby allows for us to get user input by using
get.chomp. Retrieving user input through this method felt very different in comparison to HTML, so I was initially thrown off but that's life.
Anyways, my first impression of Ruby is that it is a beast, but I am down for the challenge. I hope to keep trudging on through the Codecademy Ruby course these next couple days.
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