I just finished learning about comparision operators and logical operators. Also about how to use ' if else' to add additional conditionals in my coditional flow. I'm about to start the "Grades" excercise in #dev30 to put what I've learned to the test!
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something I learned about using splice today from #dev30. If you want to get rid of an item in an array and replace it with something, you can set the starting point using the index number of the item you want to replace, then how many items you want to take out, and then replace it with another item. example: if you want to get rid of the second item on the list trainingEssentials = ["capsule", "carrot", "time chamber"]; trainingEssentials.splice(1, 1, "senzu bean"); this will take out the carrot and replace it with a senzu bean.
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