Name: React Native Web Math Game Dev (P7D11) - Live Coding with Jesse
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And today we're going to finish, uh, the division mode.

And depending on how much time we have, we'll see what else we're going to do.

But I definitely want to try to get division working properly.

Um well, question about the programming language will use its gonna be JavaScript.

Also have a question or suggestion to get fire code and enable ligatures for those You don't know what that is.

And it does some cool things with, like, aero functions in equal signs and stuff like that s o I actually have had fire code installed before on a different computer.

So on my work computer at my old job, I had that.

I may do it again, but probably not for this dream, because I want to get other stuff done, but, uh, definitely definitely looks cool.

For those of you are just joining, I'll give you a quick breakdown of how this goes.

I did not rehearse any of this before, so I will most likely make mistakes.

Ah, and also some of the stuff we do on the show.

A lot of it I've never done before at all s.

So we're gonna try to figure it out As we go along.

Ah, that means I'll do 25 minutes of coding, take a five minute break and answer some questions in the live shot.

If I have time at the end of the Lifestream streams usually go about an hour long.

If I have time at the end, I'll answer as many questions as I can in a live chat.

So go ahead through the questions in there.

Um, any you can ask whatever questions you want.

So don't worry if if you think it's a new question or something, like, there's a lot of beginners in here.

If you see a question in a live chat that you can answer, go ahead and answer it.

Uh, like to have a nice like community that's helpful to each other on the streams And I think that's it for all the getting started stuff, eh?

I want to give a shout out to ah to do for the poor request that I just merged.

I'm not gonna go over this one because we did in the last dream.

So if you're interested, check it out on Lee.

Thing that changed was there was some division logic in there.

Ah, that was removed because it was I did a bad job of explaining what I wanted toe happen.

So this just clears the input after a submission.

Since it's merged in, If you have the project running locally, make sure you update Update your fork s so you get all these new updates also harsh.

It submitted a pool request where he migrated all of our testing from puppeteer and mocha to Cyprus.

I checked out what changed in the code, but I haven't done anything with it myself.

And those were the pool request for today.

Ah, the link to this repo is in the description for the video.

If anybody's interested, please check it out.

Feel free to contribute code if you want or listing the issues.

Um, but this project is definitely a great project for beginners to get in your first pool request.

If you need help doing that, just let me know.

I'll be happy to walk through it with anybody.

Um, if you submit a pool, requesting is totally wrong.

Um, I want this to be ah, like a very pleasant experience for anybody who's trying to get into using Get up.

All right, so let's go over what we want to happen with division, and then we'll go through.

If anybody's interested in what this project actually is, I recommend you, uh, check out like video one and two of this series.

So any videos you see this have p seven and them.

It's that's part of this project together, like P 71.

I explain it more, um, in there, but you'll catch on as we go along.

Okay, so here's what I want, Since this is an app for little kids who are just learning mass, at least for the level one, which I hope to add more levels to this eventually.

Level one division needs to be Onley numbers that when you divide them, will give you a whole number.

So examples of good problems tohave would be nine divided by 34 divided by two.

But we're never gonna have one that will result in a decimal or fraction right three divided by 29 about it before s.

So that's the problem we're going to try to solve today is how do we make sure that it's only numbers that equal whole number?

Um, I could see the easy answer is we could hard coat it just right off the top of my head.

However, in my mind, I could see this game having increasing levels of difficulty that would include right now, it's only single digit.

It could include double digit triple digit.

In that case, hard coating wouldn't be a great option.

You know, we may want to include decimal numbers in the game when it gets that hard.

But first, I'd like to continue to keep it whole numbers.

So I'm gonna say hard coating is not an option for this.

Even though, you know, for for just our problem sets for this show.

Specifically, it probably would be the fastest solution.

All right, first things first, and I recommend doing this whenever you open up your code editor at the beginning of the day, always do a get pool.

That way, if anything has changed in the project, you have the latest changes.

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