It has been a while since I updated any of technology/anthropology related blogs. I have been out teaching, and now I am back. At least it would seem that way. This morning I woke up, and the first thought I had was to carry on learning Java script on Code Academy. I have spent an hour a day since Friday or Saturday (but not Sunday), and it would be interesting to see if I can keep it up.
Not many people can say they have felt this way...or am I being too narrow minded.
So I worked my way through the end of the introduction of the course and started on coding some variables.
Variables. This is where my GCSE algebra started to come back to me.
Here is an example:
var my Name = 'Arya';
console.log(myName);
//Output;Arya
There are many more variations on the theme. Variables hold data, and allow code to be reused without having to rewrite the whole program.
Sounds pretty logical and handy.
Not many people can say they have felt this way...or am I being too narrow minded.
So I worked my way through the end of the introduction of the course and started on coding some variables.
Variables. This is where my GCSE algebra started to come back to me.
Here is an example:
var my Name = 'Arya';
console.log(myName);
//Output;Arya
There are many more variations on the theme. Variables hold data, and allow code to be reused without having to rewrite the whole program.
Sounds pretty logical and handy.
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