Cisco site shows two different versions, CCNA and CCNA WirelessIt's OK if here is a demand for it sure why not. I does require you complete the CCNA first
Cisco site shows two different versions, CCNA and CCNA WirelessIt's OK if here is a demand for it sure why not. I does require you complete the CCNA first
Yes but the CCNA is a prerequisite to any other Cisco certCisco site shows two different versions, CCNA and CCNA Wireless
I had the Anki Desktop program for a while, I only just realized they have a phone app.Brehs I wished I downloaded this Anki flashcard program months ago
For anyone new to this or for anyone asking themselves "how the fukk do I remember all of this", use this
You paid $25 for the app?I had the Anki Desktop program for a while, I only just realized they have a phone app.
I read good article on how to use it to learn a programming language Janki Method | Jack Kinsella - Analyst Berlin
Nah it's free on the Android.You paid $25 for the app?
your avatarYou paid $25 for the app?
*starts reading and coding at 3*, *watch GOT*, * back to reading till 1*
My day off and I can't stop , you ever get that feeling where you don't understand something and you can't stop till you get it? fukking killing me yesterday
So i'm doing a function and in this function i'm doing a for/in loop and transferring the properties from one object into another, I understand that if they both have the same property name that one that is inheriting will be overwritten. Is there a way you can say "hey this property will be overwritten, change it" from like an if statement?
daps/reps for whoever can help on that
Javascript? And what exactly are you trying to do? Copy the properties from one object into a new blank object?
reading the definitive guide
just making up some code, and I noticed that problem
I'm guessing people would just change one of the property names
Post an example of the code you are working on so I can see exactly what you are trying to do