Bonfire: Reverse a String Basic Algorithm Scripting FreeCodeCamp.com

Brief video going over the bonfire Reverse a String in the Basic Algorithm Scripting section.

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[GabeHiggins]

Thanks for making this video, it helped.
In order to make it a bit more concise, you can do each step consecutively.

str =

.join() parameters are such that if you use an empty string (an empty set of single or double apostrophes) to define the separator, all the elements in the string are joined without any characters in between (no spaces or commas). Obviously what was done here worked because the separator is specifically defined. Same difference.
As I'm quickly learning with code, there is more than 1 way to do things.

[blueballedtech]

Awesome series.

This was my solution on reversing a string:
let backwards=[];
function spinWord(x){

for(counter=x.length; counter>0; counter--){

}
document.writeln("The string '"+x+"' is now reversed: "+backwards);
}

spinWord("The Steelers");

[theartboxofcode]

thank you so much sire i like this channel and i hope you to continue of Programming 😘😘

[zeroxcrusher]

Using reverse() seems like an easy way out. I didnt even know about that method so I had to use "for" loops

[mollyeichar]

Helpful, but is there a way you can make the code appear larger in upcoming screencasts. I gotta squint to read, so hard to keep up.

[darkquaesar]

Another way you can do it is with a for loop for(let i = str.length - 1; i >= 0; i- -){ console.log(str[i]);} I'm not sure why but the first value in this loop is always a undefined hence the str.length - 1;

[adamkenton]

Where's the Ruby on rails video bob ?