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I will suggest 2 routes; web development and cloud engineering. You can actually start from web development and later transition to cloud engineering but if web development is something you end up loving, then you can stick with that but step up your game by also learning how to integrate AI into your projects

emoboy4u:
The generation before GenZ are the most insecure generation. They look for every means to talk down on GenZs, seems you guys get orgasm from these. I be Genz, I used motorolla, Sagem, and a few of those phones...

Any small thing, indomie generation...the only generation that cums from talking down on Genzs.

And if you really check well, this op na GenZ but he obviously no know wetin e mean

Godblessme1:
you lied. It's between 1997-2012.

So how do a kid born in 1997 used those phones?

I was born in 98 and I used those phones except for Blackberry, Samsung and Sony Ericsson 🥱

GoodSpirit:
What is the % of the price of coke with respect to the minimum wage vs that of Nigeria?

You don't compare apple to orange when you haven't linearized them, this nonsense comparison without recouse to the minimum wage and purchasing power of those climes is meaningless. You can do better

Underrated comment. I saw someone above saying $2 is just 2 units of their currency and many people are agreeing with him, only a wise person will compare that price to their minimum wage.

The minimum wage in Canada ranges from $15 to $17.78, so let's just use $15. Assuming a person worked 40 hours a week, that will be a monthly salary of $2400, so a price of Coke ($2.49) is just 0.104%. meanwhile in Nigeria, minimum wage is ₦70k, so that's 0.714% of the monthly salary, and many people even earn below that. So, we are actually spending 7x more on Coke than Canadians, that's how to do purchasing power analysis, not the crazy comparisons many of them are doing here

airsaylongcome:


This is the problem right here. You have to be specific and intentional. "One skill" doesn't sound like someone that knows what they want. And believe me, NO experienced person is going to be the one show you which one to study, unless they are really close to you.

Many people believe that experienced people are "stingy". But there aren't. They are overwhelmed with juggling many things they barely have time. You need to do the research in what piques your interest. And start putting effort into learning them. My father(+) had a saying, the teacher will arrive only when the student is ready, not one minute before. And understand that, the teacher is just a guide, their job is to open the door. The student MUST be the one to walk through that door. By themselves.

I know this isn't what you want to hear, and are probably looking for a "mentor" that will hand hold you. Those don't exist. I tried to "mentor" a less experienced colleague and lost a job in the process. NEVER AGAIN. Who wan learn, go get materials and directions from me, but I am not ever again spending one-on-one time with someone. Unless that person has put in the work.

There's an Iranian website that provides "free" materials for almost any stuff you wanna learn. I can't mention their name because the spambot has spiritual assignment and is following me upandan on the forum. But if you snoop around a bit you will be able to figure them out. Begin there to start self-learning. Good luck in all your pursuits and endeavour.

I'm guessing it's lynet, that's where I got most of the courses I used

EponObi:


People gift money. I'm not doubting that. But the story up there na lie.

The house owner is a business person. If the story said he told the couple to pay 600k, that's more believable. But like always because of the hate for house agents, people will run along with the story to claim some imaginary victory. Hate on house agents is justified though.

And you know this because he told you so? Not everyone who owns a house depends on the rent they get from it or sees it as a business, so I don't know how offering his house below the initial amount makes the story unbelievable, some landlords even did that during the COVID-19 crisis just to help people. A man in my area who has 4 houses rents them out for only 250k (3-bedroom flat), while other landlords here rent out theirs for twice that amount

I added products to cart and tried to access the cart but it took me back to the page, you should probably look into that

XtraFortunes:
BEDC should be the biggest. Those guys extorted me for years with estimated billing

Estimated billing is fraud

I was expecting to see them on the list but shockingly they are not there, probably because customers aren't reporting them. I'm currently battling it out with them, despite battling it out last year and NERC told them to stop but they resumed with the estimated billing nonsense after 3 months

Karleb:


It's only called rest when used in a function argument/parameter.

In your use case, it is spread operator.

Not exactly, it behaves just like the rest operator which gathers remaining items into an array, but in the context of destructuring, you can just call it the rest syntax

February30:
Hey fellow coders and Nairaland tech enthusiasts!

Some of you might a question I posted here a few days ago about the difference between JavaScript's spread syntax and rest parameters. I was feeling a little tangled up in understanding how they worked and where to use them.

Well, I'm happy to report that thanks to the insightful responses from so many knowledgeable folks on this forum, I've finally had a real "aha!" moment with the spread syntax! I was playing around with some code today, and it just clicked.

Think of it like this: imagine you have a list of your favourite fruits in one basket, and you want to make a new, bigger fruit salad with those fruits and some new ones. The spread syntax (`...`) is like taking all the fruits *out* of the first basket and laying them out so you can easily add them to your new salad.

Here's the code snippet that really helped solidify it for me:

const favoriteFruits = ["mango", "banana", "watermelon"];
const allFruits = [...favoriteFruits, "orange", "pineapple"];
console.log(allFruits); // Output: ["mango", "banana", "watermelon", "orange", "pineapple"]

See how `...favoriteFruits` essentially took each item from the `favoriteFruits` array and placed them individually into the `allFruits` array? It's such a clean and efficient way to combine arrays (and even objects!).

I'm feeling much more confident using the spread syntax now. However, I'm still on a bit of a journey to fully grasp rest parameters and their role, especially when working with functions. I understand that they also use the `...` syntax, but they seem to work in reverse – gathering multiple arguments into a single array within a function.

If any of you seasoned JavaScript developers on Nairaland have some clear examples or analogies of how you typically use rest parameters in your functions, I would be incredibly grateful for your insights! I'm eager to keep learning and leveling up my JavaScript skills.

Thanks again to everyone who contributed to my previous question. The Nairaland tech community is truly a fantastic resource! Looking forward to your thoughts on rest parameters!

Good analogy. Here is an analogy for the rest operator;

Let's say you want to transport 10 fruits to a person called "allFruits" and you just place all the fruits into a vehicle (mango, banana, apple, etc) before sending it to allFruits. When allFruits gets the vehicle containing the fruits, he labels the first fruit as "fruit1" and the second fruit as "fruit2", then he just puts the remaining 8 fruits into a big box and labels it "other fruits". So, in code:

function allFruits(fruit1, fruit2, ...otherFruits) {
console.log(fruit1); // Outputs: "mango"
console.log(fruit2); // Outputs: "banana"
console.log(otherFruits); // Outputs an array of the remaining 8 fruits
}

allFruits(
"mango",
"banana",
"apple",
"orange",
"lemon",
"pineapple",
"watermelon",
"pear",
"pawpaw",
"guava"
);


You can even extend this analogy to explain the spread operator like so;

allFruits also has another big box labelled myFruits which contains 2 fruits: cashew and grape, so he decides to combine the fruits in both boxes by spreading them into a bigger box called combinedFruits.

function allFruits(fruit1, fruit2, ...otherFruits) {
// Existing array of fruits
let myFruits = ["cashew", "grape"];
combinedFruits = [...myFruits, ...otherFruits]; // Combine arrays
console.log("Combined Fruits:", combinedFruits);
}

allFruits(
"mango",
"banana",
"apple",
"orange",
"lemon",
"pineapple",
"watermelon",
"pear",
"pawpaw",
"guava"
);

The difference between them can actually be seen in their names.

Spread operator takes the items of an array or object and "spreads" them individually, which is very useful when copying or combining arrays and objects.

Rest operator is the opposite of the spread operator when it's used in functions. It collects the "rest" of the arguments ed into a function and puts them into an array. So, basically, Spread "spread things out" while Rest "gathers things together"

crazygod:
Seems crypto is back again. Make I go begin dey trade with my Etherium.
I so much envy USA. See celebration just because of a president. For Naija here, the day emilokanand his gang stole the presidency, there was a weird gloomy atmosphere for up to a week.

Heavy rain even fell on the day the disaster was sworn-in, that's a strong sign of doom

illicit:
Come with ur python pls
Make church agbasa

Watch the video, a huge python turned up 😅

Meanwhile dollar is 1700 now, who should we blame this time? Opay? Dangote? Or maybe sportybet

Jorussia:
who uses 6kwh per day in Nigeria? My 3 bedroom apartment here in Benin city,i don't use 5kwh in one week.I have washing machine i hardly use,I wash my clothes with my hands.I dont have AC,but during extreme heat period,i use my industrial fan which slightly increases my power consumption.I am not on band A,but if they give me 20hours in band A today,i cant spend more thank 5k per month.

Exactly o, I'm in the same Benin and I don't spend up to 10k on electricity monthly. I'm in band C and get an average of 20 hours of electricity daily

Kaczynski:



A real tech bro can never have that kind of laptop

Ask qtguru make e give you update

What kind of laptop a real tech bro use?

Softmirror:


Those other two are not TERRORIST. But Kanu is a confirmed TERRORIST.

This one na mumu

You want my honest advice? Just install Linux and you won't have to deal with the nonsense restrictions that come with Windows. You can even dual boot Linux and have it alongside Windows on your laptop, that's if you want to be using Windows for working with windows specific software like Adobe products

So.......no single northerner

I did my IT in Lagos a few years ago and till date it's the worst State I have ever lived in. I had to get used to leaving the house by 5 AM just so I could beat traffic and make it to work before 8, and it's crazy that there are school children also on the road by that time. Lagos island is truly a nightmare. Let's not even talk about their quality of water there, I haven't even stayed up to a month and I was already itching to run back to Benin

spartachico:
Stupid app that will delete your without prior warning... You will sleep and wake up and next thing your telegram is gone and deleted for no reason and yet he is ing bad organization... Madness

Na you know wetin you dey do with yours, coz mine have been existing for over 7 years. If you break their rules, your is going down, so don't think you didn't do anything wrong

Ibime:


Because he refused to release information he has about the main culprits. If you are a landlord and your tenant is selling human heads and Police ask you for your tenant details, you better give it up. Once he comply, all the charges will be dropped

But that's the problem, even Durov doesn't know the information of these culprits because telegram operates a true end to end encryption, not like the rubbish WhatsApp says they are doing but in reality they have access to everyone's chat. On telegram, only the two people involved in a chat knows the details of their conversation, that's true privacy and the government hates that, they rather spy on everyone

So because US bought a new jet, then it's okay for Tinubu to buy one too? 😩 Copy-cat, why not copy their minimum wage too?

ayoJJ21:


destinyoutfitt.myshopify.com

Check this out please

Why is it protected?

Judge: my pastor show workings

Pocket friendly and you're mentioning yam let me even do as if I didn't see beans and noodles

This thing wey no reach 20kg 😂 omo

jaxxy:


Do these people know how and when they are going to pay back? or they think its free money?

It is written there on the website where they applied for the loan, so they all know...2 years after NYSC for the loans to be paid back is fair enough

IBB007:
Lol…loan easy to collect oo…na to paY back be the koko…na these set of people go still come cry for twitter when government wants to collect

The repayment is to be done 2 years after NYSC, I think that is a sensible amount of time to pay back

Brendaniel:



20k can't even feed a student well for 2weeks, you've lost the value of 20k in Nigeria since you don't even stay in Nigeria, I believe same thing with Tinubu and his advisers because of how far they are from the people while in governance...

Like when Ngige said 19k can take care of a family of 4 for a full month...

20k can't even buy you 3 paints of beans...

Is that still not better than nothing? Na wa for una o

It's like this electricity wahala no reach my side for Benin, coz we are having over 24 hours light here, light just dey since yesterday

TempleHouse:

Are you crazy
She's a very hard working woman 💪
She defeated the opponent who thought Boxing is a Beauty pageant !!

This your comment is confusing. Khelif is the one that won but that other person is asking why Carini is given the same prize money