DOM Introduction - Exercise - 07. Hells Kitchen - JavaScript Advanced

AnnaIvanova11 21 Точки

DOM Introduction - Exercise - 07. Hells Kitchen - JavaScript Advanced

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Моля ако някой би могъл да погледне приложения код /.JS/, не разбирам къде греша. Всякакви препоръки и съвети, също са добре дошли. не се ориентирам за момента добре в JS. Благодаря Ви предварително!

.js --> https://pastebin.com/Pw7z0PVF

.html --> https://pastebin.com/bTLTiBS2

.css --> https://pastebin.com/v1vq8mFW

условие --> https://pastebin.com/EmcZeWYx

линк към judge --> https://judge.softuni.bg/Contests/Compete/Index/2761#6

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27/01/2021 06:53:37 JavaScript Advanced 27/01/2021 07:00:42

willystyle 2472 Точки

на първо четене, на неправилни места поставяш стринговете, трябва да са:

document.querySelector('#bestRestaurant>p').textContent = getMsgRest(objWinner);

document.querySelector('#workers>p').textContent = getMsgEmp(objWinner.workers);

но после имаш и някаква грешка при сортиранията, а кода ти е изключително усложнен и беше по-лесно да го пренапиша, отколкото да открия грешките:

https://pastebin.com/Cvmnh0d0

27/01/2021 19:13:04

Milovanov 11 Точки

https://pastebin.com/clone/BmUYrDKk

06/04/2021 15:14:25 06/04/2021 15:16:47

gablinohux -1 Точки

I recently discovered that gcc 10 supports std :: atomic_ref and I play with it. I must say that it can be in the top 5 of my favorite C ++ 20 features. But the question arises: before std :: atomic_ref, was there a way to atomically change a non-atomic type variable in place? I don't really do programming without a App lock in my daily life, so I've never really thought about it, but I'm curious. Also Jason Turner, if you're reading this, consider std :: atomic_ref for a weekly episode of C ++, maybe there are other people who have also slept on this one. FM Whatsapp

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07/04/2021 10:10:58 03/05/2021 11:22:30 1