Diploma In Information Technology - Singapore Polytechnic)
All codes relating to my stay in Singapore Polytechnic.
It seems that you're here either because you were exploring my profile or I gave you the link for your reference.
Before you go and hurry your way into reading codes, you'd find it worth it to read the entirety of this document.
You can open the in-browser GitHub VS Code-esque editor by replacing the .com in github.com in the URL bar with .dev making it github.dev OR by pressing on the . key on your keyboard.
A VS Code-esque editor will open up and you can view the files individually like how you'd do it in VS Code.
The purpose of these files is for the reader to refer and compare with their work, to see what they have missed out or do code review against their own code. I am not liable for your grades because you don't seem to use your brain.
(Some, not all) tutorials and practicals in this repository follow a particular naming convention which may look like these:
t1q1.js, p3q3.js or t5q1pa.js
There are two or three different sections to the file name. We will take t5q1pa.js as an example.
t5q1pa breaks down to three sections: t5 q1 pa
The first section's letter denotes the assignment type. "t" stands for tutorial, "p" for practical and rarely, "a" for assignment. The number that comes after the letter is the assignment's number.
The second section is the question number which will always be prefixed by the letter q.
The third section is optional but states the attempted part and starts with the letter p. The character that follows after p is the part letter/number.
With all the knowledge, t5q1pa is the first question, part "a" in tutorial number 5.