Day 43 Self-Study to Web Dev!

Austin Beaufort
1 min readFeb 16, 2019

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Created this Pokemon App!!

=> follow me on twitter!

=> codepen projects!

=> build cool apps with me on youtube!

=> all code since day one can be found here on github!

Today I focused heavily on the Frontend Masters Course “Deep JavaScript Foundations” in which i learned:

=> Explicit vs. Implicit Coercion and why each both have positives and negatives.

=> Double Equals sign allows Coercion

=> Triple Equals sign Does Not allow Coercion

=> According to the spec both double and Triple equals check ‘type’.

=> Scope

=> JavaScript is both ‘compiled’ and interpreted.

=> Double Equals favors numbers and will coerce operands on both sides of the equal sign to become numbers.

=> Two variables with the same name at two different levels of scope is known as ‘shadowing’.

=> “*”, “/”, and “-” will all coerce the operands to be numbers.

=> “+” will coerce the operands to be strings.

Leveled up to 7th kyu on CodeWars!

=> In the Pokemon App I practiced using XMLHttpRequest() to get data from the pokeAPI and how to manipulate the received data to display it on the browser.

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Austin Beaufort
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