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That's the point indeed ^^. In the second one, you're applying your logic to half of the values the first algorithm goes by. It means that the more value you'll have to parse, the more efficient the second algorithm will be :).
Hi Rahul Singh . IMO, you should read the doc and build a POC as a starting process. You have plenty of free online API to play with and create something fun. You can also read code on Github/Gitlab ... to see others code. You have the Youtube way where you'll find a lot of tutorials and howTos. Now, if it's not for work, I won't recommand you to learn AngularJs. You may consider Angular (2+), ReactJs or Vue.js as there are more and more used. Hope it helped, have a nice one ;) !
Hi Emil Moe . I think you can by overiding the Number prototype but I think it's not a good idea. If you really want to use comas instead of dot notation you can write a service which replaces your comas by dots. You can use the .replace() function or .match() with the appropriate regex to achieve that. Hope it helped. Have a good one :)
Hi @theonlyrealtodd. I'de say that the process of solving a problem is , for me, the most rewarding though favorite part in programming. You're given a particular issue, and you work your way through it by trying things, learning from your failures and picking the brain of others. You may end up tired, frustrated, but in the end, the only thing you go away with, it's this overwelming feeling of achievement . Have a good one.