#I am new to coding and am struggling
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"search boxes with AI assist" what
Also check your course material, you're probably a few weeks behind already?
the thing is I have some sort of expeirence with html and css
but we need to icnroprate javascript too
we havent even touched javascript in class
so im cooked asf, its due ina week too
js autofill basically
So how long have you been waiting? 
I was working on my python assignment 💀
it mayhaps may be the time to copy code
It mayhaps be the time to share the assignment
what would you think is the best way to learn coding?
i dont plan on being a cs major because frankly the job market seems shit
but tis useful knowledge
rn ive been trying to make some projects on my own but its a bit hard with my teachers breathign down my neck
So what else do you want to do lol
somn to do with business, management and stuff
💀
still planning to do cs as a minor
I'd agree the job market for CS is shit right now
But do you actually believe that a business major has it easier? 💀
read shit and write code
👍
Might wanna post your assignment because they probably don't expect you to do anything super crazy
the key points are basically
like we are given creativity
but need specific features
its designing a website for a company
8 pages minimum, login, signup, js features, responsive, use of ai for assisting, styling things, etc
Is using json for storing user info best?
or are there better options?
Use of AI for assisting
how much crack did your professor smoke before writing up that garbage?
js gotta use it in some way
Or are they referring to you using AI to write the code
no lmao
Pretty stupid
Incredibly stupid
we gotta like
use it for autofill, ai assistance for disabled
and shit
fuck why did i take both softwares
Again I think you're interpreting stuff into the assignment
nah i asked them this exact stuff
I really can't imagine them actually asking you to make some garbage AI feature
jesus christ the state of modern education
legit
our teacher
gave us
1 piece of javascript
said analyse it
and expects us to do this shit
May I ask what country this is in? 
python i have a dogshit grasp on but a graps nonetheless
html and css same
js is like
an abyss
JS is basically like ugly Python with shittier standards
Maybe ask chat gippity for advice on how to build funny AI features 
i did
this thing
fucking sucks shit
we gotta like
explain our code
at the end too
aghhhh
then there is that one prodigy in the class thats been coding since the age of 5
who is incorporating 3d shit
It's even harder for that guy I'd assume
my ranking is doomed
why doe
the big problem is the coding itself
report can be bullshit
i think
i might be cooked
fuck this im sleeping
tyty
Because I was that guy
im back
Those assignments (and professors) are typically completely detached from reality with a focus on the wrong areas with incredibly outdated tech
o
oh yeah speaking of that
the js piece he gave us
purpossely had erros in it
for us to identify em
evne tho like 90% of people didnt know js
like
tf?
😂
like i legit remember asking
why is there a triple =
and bro said oh yeah it just works
then later said that was an error
like bro?
yeah i researched it later and it was
the problem was he said the correct one was ==
he said === works when ti doesnt
it
like how am i meant to know that?
aghhhhh
time t get ready
thanks for the chat, have a good day
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Sqlite would be better overall.
Idk wtf is happening with your assignment but I did have something similar in years 11 and 12 👀
come on now
python is so easy its hard for me
Hi
My best guess was same as not rob, an input with a datalist for auto-complete?```html
<div>
<label for="names">Name: </label>
<datalist id="names">
<option value="attention_to_detail">Attention to detail (low->excellent)</option>
<option value="creativity">Creativity (low->excellent)</option>
<option value="performance">Speed/performance (slow->fast)</option>
<option value="security">Security measures (poor->solid)</option>
<option value="uptime">Server uptime (poor->solid)</option>
</datalist>
<input id="name" tabindex="1" autocomplete="on" list="names">
<button id="nameclr" title="Clear the input.">X</button>
</div>
Yeah, I'd do the same. Might as well use the built-in features if they're widely supported.
Yeah i saw that method somewhere but was tripped up ont he AI bit, our teachers js said that was a mistake on their part
like come fucking on 30% assignment and theys crew up the notification
that took them 4 weeks to make
Technically a good coder will throw back a bad request upon running an initial parse? 🤔