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I was wondering if there was a js version of this you know of.
There is no JS course made by Replit as of now.
If you go to the Learn page on Replit and scroll down to the coding lessons, there is an Intro to JS tutorial. This is not made by Replit though (it was made by me 
), nor is it 100 days or anywhere near as in depth as Replit’s 100 days of Python would be. I believe there are two other tutorials there related to JavaScript (one’s NodeJS).
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What the elif did I build today? A hack proof login system! Try breaking in 
!!
https://replit.com/@JackAdem/Day-006-Project-6-Make-your-own-login-program?v=1
Day 6 of #Replit100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfCode.
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You can see the usernames and passwords in the source code so it’s not that secure. If you really want to keep them hidden, use secrets. Also some very questionable usernames and passwords you’ve used…
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If you really want to keep them hidden, use secrets can you tell me how?
You will learn about this later in the course!
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Oh… Whoops, my bad… Oh well.
I’m on Day6 of 100 Days of Code and had a question on -
username = input("Username > ")
For input variables- what’s the difference if I use “:” versus “>”?
In the previous days - for all input variables I used “:” but in this most recent lesson they switch it up to “>”.
How do I know when to use which one?
Thanks!
It doesn’t make a difference if it is ">" or ":" as it is part of the string they also both tell the user to enter there input.
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There is no difference. The string you put in input() is only a prompt to the user, it doesn’t change the value input()
username = input("Username: ")
And
username = input("Username > ")
are both exactly the same programmatically. The only difference is aesthetic.
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So, this not is a little late but I did do Day 6. It was just it was a little late and didn’t want to make notes about it. Thank you!
Replit- https://replit.com/@Chandler0Bing/100-Days-Of-Code-Day-6