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| ## How the Certification Works | |
| Welcome to the **A1 Spanish for Professionals** certification, Camper! We're thrilled to have you here. This program is all about guiding you **step by step** as you build real, practical Spanish skills from the ground up that you can use in professional settings. | |
| Here’s the breakdown of how the certification is structured and how you'll learn: | |
| --- | |
| ### Chapters and Modules |
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| # Why Learn Spanish | |
| Learning Spanish can open doors in work, travel, and everyday life. It is one of the largest language communities in the world, with over six hundred million speakers, and nearly five hundred million of them are native speakers. In the United States, it is the second most spoken language after English, and its presence continues to grow. | |
| Knowing Spanish can also give you an advantage in your career. Bilingual skills are highly valued in areas such as health care, education, customer service, and technology. The US Latino economy alone has reached trillions of dollars, making it clear how valuable it is to connect with Spanish-speaking communities. | |
| Spanish is also a global force in culture and media. Spanish is one of the most used languages online, which means more access to content, news, and people. | |
| There are also real benefits for the brain. Research shows that using more than one language helps with focus, memory, and mental flexibility, and may even protect cognitive funct |
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| # How to Set Up a Spanish Keyboard on Your Computer | |
| If you are using your computer to navigate the Spanish curriculum, make sure it is ready to type accents. Whether you use Windows or Mac, setting it up only takes a few minutes. | |
| ## Setting Up on Windows 10 or 11 | |
| 1. Open **Settings** from the Start menu. | |
| 2. Go to **Time & Language**, then click **Language**. | |
| 3. Under **Preferred languages**, choose **Add a language**. | |
| 4. Search for **Spanish** and pick a variant such as `Español (latin America or Mexico)`. |
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| # How to Setup The Spanish Keyboard on Mobile. | |
| If you are using your mobile to navigate throught the Spanish curriculum you will need to make sure your phone is ready to use accents. With just a few settings and tricks, you can quickly add characters like `á`, `é`, or `ñ` right from your mobile keyboard. | |
| ## The Quick Press-and-Hold Trick | |
| The simplest way to type accented letters is by pressing and holding the letter you need. | |
| 1. Open a text field in any app, such as messages or notes. | |
| 2. Press and hold the letter key, for example `a` or `n`. |
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| # Why Accents Matter in Spanish | |
| In Spanish, written accents, or tildes, are not just decorative. They’re an essential part of the language because they make words clear and easy to understand. Accents mainly serve two purposes: they tell us where the stress of a word goes and they help us distinguish between words that look the same but mean something different. | |
| ## Showing Stress in a Word | |
| Every word has a stressed syllable, and the accent mark shows us which one. Spanish has clear rules about this, depending on how a word ends. | |
| - **Agudas**: stress on the last syllable. They take a tilde if the word ends in a vowel, `n`, or `s`. | |
| - Examples: `canción`, `comeré`, `además`. |
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| ## **1. Sorting Algorithms** | |
| - **Bubble Sort** | |
| - **Selection Sort** | |
| - **Insertion Sort** | |
| - **Merge Sort** | |
| - **Quick Sort** | |
| - **Heap Sort** | |
| - **Counting Sort** | |
| - **Radix Sort** |
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| EN-version: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/code-of-conduct/ | |
| ES-versino: | |
| freeCodeCamp es un lugar amigable para aprender a codificar. Estamos comprometidos a mantenerlo de esa manera. | |
| Al usar freeCodeCamp, estas aceptando que seguirás este código de conducta. | |
| En resumen: Sé amable. No acoso, trolling o spam. | |
| - Acoso incluye lenguaje e imágenes sexuales, intimidación deliberada, acecho, insultos, atención no deseada, difamación y cualquier piratería maliciosa o ingeniería social. freeCodeCamp debe ser una experiencia libre de acoso para todos, independientemente de su género, identidad y expresión de género, edad, orientación sexual, discapacidad, apariencia física, tamaño corporal, raza, origen nacional o religión (o falta de ella). |
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| Learning Goal: Learn the basics of computer science with Base_cs series | |
| Learning Curriculum: | |
| Schedule its based on the first link, a compiled list of base_cs series content. The rest of links are other forms of the content to support our learning | |
| - Github Repo | |
| Link: https://github.com/vaidehijoshi/basecs-series | |
| - Podcast | |
| Link: https://overcast.fm/itunes1304168963/base-cs-podcast |
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| import React from "react"; | |
| const Alert = ({ children, className = "", style, alertType, ...rest }) => { | |
| const alertTypes = { | |
| error: [ | |
| { | |
| textColor: "text-red-700", | |
| bgColor: "bg-red-100", | |
| borderColor: "border-red-400" | |
| } |
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