Im learning code. Im currently on this challenge. It says my H2 element should be red, but isnt it already red?


<style>
h2 .red-text {
color: red;
}
</style>

<h2 class="red-text">CatPhotoApp</h2> >

<p>Kitty ipsum dolor sit amet, shed everywhere shed everywhere stretching attack your ankles chase the red dot, hairball run catnip eat the grass sniff.</p>

try

<style>
h2 {
color: red;
}
</style>

<h2>CatPhotoApp</h2>

remove the space between the h2 and the . in .red-text or
remove h2 altogether.

I'm also learning, I just downloaded Python and some programs. I feel like Elliot tho.

I learned c program and java !

I can code in C++ and Visual Basic pretty well!

I should try to learn some JavaScript tho

I was getting good with Python until I had to drop it because of school.

I don't know if I should pursue a career in software development. I think I'll end up hating it.

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I had to remove the H2.

KJBSDF.

Justin Kace is promoting the metric system and wants people to be able to convert miles to kilometers and kilometers to miles. You are to develop a program that asks the user for a number of miles and convert miles to kilometers (multiplying miles by 1.609) and then asks for a # of kilometers and convert kilometers(multiplying kilometers by 0.6124)

using pseudo code, devlop an algorithm to solve this problem.

Where so I start? lol

Seems pretty simple unless I'm mis-reading

Pseudo code would be (a more detailed version) of

Print statement asking for # of miles (call this variable x)
Print x * 1.609
Print statement asking for # of km (call this variable y)
Print y * 0.6124

Wouldn't that be it?

Im pretty much an idiot when it comes to coding.

// Ask User for Miles & Kilometers
Display "Enter Miles: "
Input Miles
Display "Enter Kilometers"
Input Kilo


// Calculate and display Miles converted to Kilometers
Kilometers= NumberofMiles* 1.609

Im also supposed to include standard documentation and comments

o ew being specific is not my jam

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Does anyone have any experience using Unity? I always think it looks cool but idk how to get into it.

I haven't used Unity, but if you don't have programming experience, then you're going to struggle in it. Get used to learning the problem solving and abstraction aspect of development and programming before trying to jump into something like Unity development.

I know Python and Java (obviously not super deep, but I can make basic programs) along with PHP/Javascript. I'm just not sure how to start something like Unity. It's a little different than anything I've used.

I've been brushing up on Java syntax using http://www.codingbat.com

I just go into CSS3/html5. Afterwards I'm going to start php,mySQL, and Perl. I wish I had started learning this year's ago tbh

VBA is cute, got into this summer writing macros for work.
Picked up C# as well!

I've been programming for so long in Python and R I forgot my Java.
I will start a Hadoop course this year, which exclusively use Java, I need a refresher, thanks.