Clara claraj

Create Git repo, add code, push code
Enable GitHub pages.
In Vue code, create new file vue.config.js with this contents. This file will be in the base directory of your project, same place as package.json. Change name-of-your-repo to the name of your GitHub repo

module.exports = {
    publicPath: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'
      ? '/name-of-your-repo/'
      : '/',
      outputDir: "docs"

Hi all! I'm happy to help you with code by email. To help me troubleshoot, please answer as many questions as possible when you email me.

Asking for help by email - things you should include in your message

Example: I'm trying to get the code on slide 42 of Week 9's slides to work
Example: I'm working on my final project and I'm trying to get the Save button in the main app window working, it should save the data entered into my database

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>

	<p>Here's a random yes or no: <span id="yes-no"></span></p>

	<script>

	let yesNo = document.querySelector('#yes-no')

	console.log('Script starting!')

	const { defineConfig } = require('@vue/cli-service')
	module.exports = defineConfig({
	transpileDependencies: true,
	devServer: {
	proxy: 'http://127.0.0.1:3000'
	}
	})

	import kotlin.random.Random

	/**** Number types, Int and Double ****/

	val classCredits = 6 // A constant Int value
	val classWeeks: Int = 17 // Can include type

	val classHours = 2.5 // A constant Double value
	val textbookPrice: Double = 35.99 // constant Double, can include type

	import requests # alt+enter or hover over error to import
	from pprint import pprint # optional use pprint to print the response

	def get_random_activity():
	url = 'https://www.boredapi.com/api/activity'
	# get response and convert json response to python dictionary
	response = requests.get(url).json()
	# pprint(response) # make sure you import pprint at the top of the file
	# extract the activity text
	activity = response['activity'] # spelling must match dictionary keys

	import requests

	kitten_picture_url = 'https://placekitten.com/600/400'

	response = requests.get(kitten_picture_url)

	with open('kitten.jpg', 'wb') as file:
	for chunk in response.iter_content():
	file.write(chunk)

	from enum import Enum
	import random

	class Play(Enum):
	ROCK = 1
	PAPER = 2
	SCISSORS = 3

	def __str__(self):
	return self.name.title() # so when printing an enum, it prints 'Rock' instead of 'ROCK'

	dna3 = 'ACGACGGATACGCGGGAGCTATTCATCTGTGTTGAGAAACACCGGAGAACTTATTGGTCTGTCAAGATTGCGACTGTGGTATAGCTCACCCGGTCGCGGCTTTCTAGT' \
	'TAGTGGCCAGCTCCCGTGTATTTGGAAGCTGAGAGAAGGACCCCTGTGGTTCGAATCAGCTCACGAGCGCTGGCACACCGCAATCAGCCGGCTAATAAAATTCGTACG' \
	'GACTGCCCCACACAAGAAGACGGTAAATTTATCAACACTATAGTTGCTATACACCAGGAGCGAGCGTAAATTTGTAGCGGTCAGATTAACTTGCTGGGAACGAACCAT' \
	'TGTCGCCCTCTGCAGCAAGTTAGTTGGCATCATTGGTACTGCCCTTCACTGGTAGCAGCTCCCCCTGTAATATATCCGTGGCCACTATTCAAGGGCTCAAATAGGCGA' \
	'CCCAGAGACCATTATAGGCGGTACAGCGCTGGTAGGTTTGCCTGGGCAGATATCGTTAGCCCCTTCTGCGCGCTATAAGATAGCGAAGGATAATTCTGCGGGACCA' \
	'TGGTCGTCTCCTAACCTCAGGGTGGGATTCCTGGCAGGTGGACCGGGCGCGCATCGAGAGCATTCGGGGTTCCTACCAGCCAGGGAAATCGGGTCGACCACTAGGCAA' \
	'TGAGCGGCTCACACCGATTTTCTTAAGAGACGTAACAAAGCCCGCATTAACGGCTGGAGTGAATCACCGTACGACTACCTAAGCCTCATTGGGATCCACTGTAAACCC' \
	'CTTCGCCGGTGTTGGGTGTCCGCAACGCCTCTGCTTTTTGCGTACAGTCGGCGTGGTGGAGTCCGCGGCCATACTGGCGGTTGGTTTGTAGAACAGTGTAACGACGTG' \
	'TGTCACTGCCCCCCGTAGCTTCTATTGCCCTGTTTGGGAGGTTCTATAGGGGTTACAG

	# Python basics

	# No need to specify type of variables
	zebras = 4
	school = 'MCTC'
	GPA = 3.4
	languages = ['Python', 'JavaScript', 'Swift']
	mobile_development_languages = { 'iOS': 'Swift', 'Android': 'Java' }

	# For loops - repeat once for every item in an iterable