Frontend Mentor
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https://www.frontendmentor.io/ 11-05-2018 16:11:51
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'Primitive data types are stored on a stack, a simple data structure used by the computer to store and retrieve data. Each variable containing a primitive value has its own space on the stack, independent of other variables.'
✍️ Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
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'A robust website ensures that your website is accessible across different user environments. This means that the website meets the user where they are.'
✍️ Your_TechSis🌐
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'Reference types aren't directly stored in variables. Instead, variables hold references or pointers to their memory locations. So, when you create a variable for a reference type, it doesn't store the object itself but a reference to it.'
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✨ New article! ✨
Creating accessible interfaces is one of a web developer's primary responsibilities. In this article, Your_TechSis🌐 outlines four accessibility principles to help you build more inclusive sites.
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Another update!
Remember I mentioned getting back on track with #100DaysOfCode & Frontend Mentor?
Well, deployment was a hurdle, but guess what? I made a video to help you conquer it and submit your Frontend Mentor challenge! Let's do this together!
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'When you declare an object, it is stored in the memory heap, while its reference or pointer is stored on the stack. The pointer is associated with the object's variable name and represents the object's location in memory.'
✍️ Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
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✨ New article! ✨
Understanding JavaScript's primitive and reference types is a core concept. In this article, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde dives into the critical information needed to understand the basics.
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Now this is cool! I took the first 2 paths about HTML & CSS, and it was a good teacher. I learned a lot.
Can't wait to tackle this one, too!
Thanks, Frontend Mentor! You guys are the best!