Use Recursion to Create a Range of Numbers - Free Code Camp Help - Basic Javascript Algorithms Data

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JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Section
Basic Javascript Sub-Section
Use Recursion to Create a Range of Numbers Challenge
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! I TRIED DOING ALL THIS BY MYSELF, AND I KEPT READING THE INSTRUCTIONS OVER AND OVER AGAIN, AND KEPT GETTING THE TASKS WRONG, AND I PAUSED FROM DOING THE TASKS, COZ I STARTED FEELING LIKE A MORON.
I BUMPED INTO YOUR VIDEOS, SHEW WHAT A BREEZE😅, YOU ARE A BLESSING INDEED.
ALL I HAVE TO DO NOW, IS TO REDO SOME TASKS. SO THAT I REALLY COMPREHEND ALL THE FUNCTIONS.
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I could have never finished this part of the course without your walkthroughs! Thank you so very much🤩

angiassists
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i went through all of that course
its pretty good but i think theres an absolutely a need of some more practical challenges despite fcc.

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i started doing the javascript course after 1/2 months of html and css and i kinda understand what i'm doing and what you are saying and doing but sometimes in this type of exercise where you have to do everything alone i get confused sometimes and i started the js course 2 days ago, is it normal or not? btw love your videos they are helping me a lot unerstanding this concepts and how js works

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Could this have been done in a way where you incremented startNum and stored that into the array and recursed, as opposed to the decremented endNum method you did here? I tried incrementing startNum but got a "maximum call stack size exceeded" error. I really struggled with this problem. I had the right idea I think, but syntactically with the part that actually involved the recursion I was lost.

Another thing that's really confusing about this lesson is the array bit. I understand the point of them, but in this lesson you don't really make it in the traditional way. That is to say, you're not doing this:

const num = [ ] or const num = [ a, b, c]

It's weird declaring something as an array without including brackets next to it. At least it is for me, coming from C++ and C.

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