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bedtime	wakeup	satisfied	evening routine

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bedtime	wakeup	satisfied	evening routine
(date/time property for when i went to bed last night)	(date/time property for when i woke up today - planning to use dataview to calculate how much sleep I got from these two properties but haven't set it up yet)	(how satisfied i feel with my day, on a 1-5 scale)	false (checkbox for whether i completed my evening routine today. i'm considering adding checkboxes for other daily habits to this template but haven't yet.)

(with the Journals plugin installed, this code block displays navigation to the periodic notes for yesterday, tomorrow, this week, and this month)

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// Write code below 💖

let myNumber = 47;
let binary = "";

while (myNumber > 0) {
  if (myNumber % 2 === 0) {
    binary = "0" + binary;
  } else {
    binary = "1" + binary;

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/* Rock Paper Scissors
 Solution to this Codedex.io challenge: 
 https://www.codedex.io/javascript/17-rock-paper-scissors
 */

const rock = 0;
const scissors = 1;
const paper = 2;

let player = rock;

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Setup steps for Codédex GitHub workshop

This document will help you get everything set up ahead of time so you can follow along with the Codédex "Getting Started with GitHub" workshop on 7/20/23! You can still learn the concepts from the workshop without taking these steps ahead of time, and we encourage you to attend whether you take these steps or not. But if you get all of these things set up in advance, then you'll be ready to start using GitHub right away on the day of the workshop, and you'll have the chance to copy our examples on your own computer while you're there.

If you're not a workshop attendee, hopefully this document can still serve as a general guide on how to start using Git and GitHub!

Tl;dr

1. Install Git
2. Make a GitHub account
3. Either set up VS Code integration with GitHub or know how to access the terminal (command line)

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terminology

• a pandas table is called a dataframe

• columns of a dataframe are usually called variables because they correlate to variables of an experiment -- so think 'variable' as in experiments, not variable as in programming

• rows of a dataframe are often called records or cases or observations

• one-dimensional data in pandas is called a series, bsicaly a list

  • but it can have a name as well as a value for each item, which looks like 2 columns, but still counts as one dimensional?

• a null in pandas is any cell that pandas counts as "missing data"; there are various forms of this

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/**
 * Google Sheets spell check function
 * version 1.1, 8/17/22
 * caesiumtea
 */

/**
 * Shows misspelled words in input cell or cells.
 *
 * @param {string|Array<Array<string>>} input The cell or range of cells