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> JS methods to select an element
> YOUR ANSWER
> getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll"
> EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER
> const button = document.example('example');
TypeError: document.example is not a function
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> Create an HTML form with an input field and submit button:
> YOUR ANSWER
> Submit
> EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER
> Submit
Not incorrect answer assessed as incorrect.
I am not worried about personal atrophy. I am worried about young people who never learn the fundamentals and blindly believe everything the llm say.
if your code doesn't work it doesn't work
you can't bullshit a computer
for people that are doing social science it's an issue
but they where way past the point of no return already so it doesn't really matter
Have you even dogfooded your quiz once before publishing to the Web? > JS methods to select an element > YOUR ANSWER > getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll" > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > const button = document.example('example'); TypeError: document.example is not a function ---- > Create an HTML form with an input field and submit button: > YOUR ANSWER > Submit > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > Submit Not incorrect answer assesse…
I am not worried about personal atrophy. I am worried about young people who never learn the fundamentals and blindly believe everything the llm say.
computer science is not social science if your code doesn't work it doesn't work you can't bullshit a computer for people that are doing social science it's an issue but they where way past the point of no return already so it doesn't really matter
I am not worried about personal atrophy. I am worried about young people who never learn the fundamentals and blindly believe everything the llm say.
computer science is not social science if your code doesn't work it doesn't work you can't bullshit a computer for people that are doing social science it's an issue but they where way past the point of no return already so it doesn't really matter
Code can definitely only sort of work: only works on the happy path, only works on the computer it was developed on, only works for some versions of some dependencies, only works when single threaded, only works when the network is fast enough, only works for a single user at a time etc etc etc.
Have you even dogfooded your quiz once before publishing to the Web? > JS methods to select an element > YOUR ANSWER > getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll" > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > const button = document.example('example'); TypeError: document.example is not a function ---- > Create an HTML form with an input field and submit button: > YOUR ANSWER > Submit > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > Submit Not incorrect answer assesse…
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computer science is not social science if your code doesn't work it doesn't work you can't bullshit a computer for people that are doing social science it's an issue but they where way past the point of no return already so it doesn't really matter
> if your code doesn't work it doesn't work Code can definitely only sort of work: only works on the happy path, only works on the computer it was developed on, only works for some versions of some dependencies, only works when single threaded, only works when the network is fast enough, only works for a single user at a time etc etc etc.
and the code that doesn't work doesn't work
Have you even dogfooded your quiz once before publishing to the Web? > JS methods to select an element > YOUR ANSWER > getMethod: "getQuerySelectorAll" > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > const button = document.example('example'); TypeError: document.example is not a function ---- > Create an HTML form with an input field and submit button: > YOUR ANSWER > Submit > EXAMPLE CORRECT ANSWER > Submit Not incorrect answer assesse…
Your button answer is wrong though because the input tag can't have content. The version using input should be .