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richardgary1223
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Its interesting and good for me to know.. I must learn RSS/XML.. but before I learn them.. there is one barrier between.. JAVASCRIPT.. ;)

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I'm not.. sure what this topic has to do with anything?

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Its just a general discussion topic.. in this board..

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And he's asking what that topic is. :P

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Its a general talk between XML/RSS.. :P

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JavaScript has nothing to do with RSS... :P You can do RSS with just XML.

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i finally learnt JS... now.. I am moving on to XML.. :)

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May 16, 2008 1:58:40 GMT @richardgary1223 said:
i finally learnt JS... now.. I am moving on to XML.. :)


You can't have "learnt JS". It's not like a game, where you can complete it. Nobody knows everything, and so there is always much to be learned.

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I "know" but I just passed a test on it... and scored good.

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If you think you know JS, write me a code that does this:

Dynamically shift a randomly selected div to the right when the page is clicked once. When the page is clicked again, shift a randomly selected div to the right again. If this second div is already moving to the right, it should move to the left instead. Clicking a third time, etc. will select another random div. If the div is moving to the left, it should stop. Each time a div reaches the edge of the page (roughly), it should start moving the opposite direction from what it was moving before. You can also click ON a div and drag it about the page. Once done, it will continue it's previous movements that it was taking.

Do that, and I'll believe you are indeed skilled in JavaScript. :) It'd take me a good 3-4 hours to do that.

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It'd take you 3-4 hours... erm.. for me... it would take whole 2 days...

Anyways, I am not so good.. I dint apply my coding knowledge to create codes.. it seems complicated to me.. :)

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If you can't create a code, you don't truly know the language. You need to be able to apply it to real situations. That's why I don't say I fully know Java... (not to mention I'm not even close to it. I don't even know GUI. :P) I can pass a test on Java, but I've never created anything with it.

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..Same here with me... I cannot create a code... It just doesn't seem possible to me.

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If you can't create a code, you don't truly know the language. You need to be able to apply it to real situations. That's why I don't say I fully know Java... (not to mention I'm not even close to it. I don't even know GUI. :P) I can pass a test on Java, but I've never created anything with it.
Haha, AP CS AB case study like a bitch. No GUI stuff, but that was probably the hardest thing I've had to code in Java.

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You can't have "learnt JS". It's not like a game, where you can complete it. Nobody knows everything, and so there is always much to be learned.


What are you on about? XD

You can have "learnt English" without mastering it, right? Shouldn't that apply to JavaScript as well? :P

XML isn't so hard, once you get used to it. It's more like a child's version of HTML. XD (per se, hahaha)

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