Eloquent JavaScript - 2.3 Chessboard (Explained)

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Eloquent Javascript Chessboard Solution
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0:00 - Intro / purpose
3:51 - Solution 1 explained
12:58 - Solution 1 Excel breakdown
28:55 - Solution 2 explained
36:52 - Solution 2 Excel breakdown

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[alexmiserandino]

Excel breakdown was phenomenal. Thank you

[davidpegueros]

Thank you for this video very well explained! I didn't realize by the wording in the book that every other character should have been a blank space. To make sure I understood the concepts I also created the code without the spaces. Just with a slight modification and of course, it is simpler, due to the omitted if statement. The omitted if statement that is included in the example in the book and in the video, includes the modulo operator needed to print a blank space " " for every other character in the board string.

Here's that code if anyone is interested:

let size =8; // amount of iterations for both vertical and horizontal rows/columns for loops
let board = ""; //declaration of board in a blank string

for(x=0;x<size;x++){ // column iterations
for(y=0;y<size;y++){ // row iterations
board+="#"; // adding # to each row dependent on size binding
}
board+="\n"; // new line after iterating on columns dependent on size binding
}
console.log(board); // print board to console once both column and row loops are done iterating

[TheChilliBeat]

Hi Mate, I cannot thank you enough for this video! I have been struggling with this for a few days but you have made it very easy to understand. Please keep going with this type of content, I have no doubt it will help countless other people who are learning to code.
All the best

[lkpuffin]

Thank you so much, this was super helpful!!

[nimaolumi]

I first saw this video and thought jeez this long to solv a pretty simple problem set but WOW can not thank you enough the excel break down really helped me through understanding this information. Much love brother keep it up the world relies on people like YOU!

[jenmorgan]

this was SOOO helpful. Thank you x1million. You are the reason I was able to understand this problem

[Germainefam]

Another amazingly detailed video! Deeply grateful!

[nadinski]

This video helped me so much!
All the detail are so clear.
I thought I would never get it until I watched this video 😁

[davidsosa]

Buenísima explicación. Ha quedado todo muy claro. ¡Muchas gracias! Thank you very much !

[alexdemps]

Thanks very much - helped me understand what the code was doing very easily. 👍

[jayharden]

If you are not already, somebody should give you a post as a teacher or something similar with a different title.
The way you break it down to the minute steps is mind opening and the excel sheet on top of that really helps it to sink in. Maybe you don´t want to teach but I feel you most definitely could if you wanted. Much appreciated!!!!
Checked and subscribed to your page. Quite an inspiration to see the skill sets and knowledge you´ve pursued.
FORWARD MOTION....

[nuhakhangr]

Thank you so much,
the Excel breakdown was very helpful😊

[joelnicholas]

Thank you for this great video! Keep it up!

[toddtrulock]

I loved the breakdown on everything. In the second example, I wasn't sure how the new rows were created. Where cause the line to break?

[miraclechielota]

best explanation have seen so far concerning this exercise. BIg ups man

[robertoromanramirez]

Dude your videos are on point. Please don't stop uploading and teaching. The code breakdown is excellent.

[jamilsamir]

Although i love explaining and teaching people, i dont think av eva had such patience to detail an explanation so deep like u just did. Thanks alot.. this video did not just explain that particular exercise, as far as am concerned, it opened my mind to what looping and conditionals really mean in any aspect of math and programming. Thanks alot once again

[CambiaAhora]

Thank you man, good explanation, i was struggling to understand this one.

[aex-p-yt]

Nice video, especially enjoyed the excel breakdown of the first solution. How would you adapt the second solution so you would be able to change the size of the board?

[thalyssonleite]

Thank you, I am not feeling totatly dumb now... WHY THIS IS ON A BEGGINER'S CHAPTER? Again, thank you.