Goyette: But yes, doing the unraveling manually is helpful
Seber: Goyette Im going through code academy’s recursion course track and that is one of their examples and explanation is pretty **** poor, it doesn’t even bother to explain sequence all these take place
Sieverding: I’m a bit stuck with an rxjs problem. Does anyone know it well?
Defusco: Zomg: urm If it’s for real beginners then just basic stuff would be an example I guess – you could use a little recursive function to show how one can see the values bubbling up as the functions are returned, or a console.log output in comparrison to the information that’s given about the whole object in the debugger, and how it ‘flashes’ a bit when a value is updated. Also note that the value is updated by the previous line not the
Defusco: Line that the cursor is focussed on , that was slightly unintuitive for me at first but it makes sense
Inagaki: Torkable I’ll love to do that BUT I don’t get how this happens, what should I even try to draw? like honestly, Ive no clue how all that works out like that? if I somehow imagine what happens on first iteration and Ill be able to draw and trace the value, but Ive no clue as how it returns 1 and why an what this entire growBeanstalkyears – 1 + growBeanstalkyears – 2 line evaluates to, but Id sure love to draw if I knew what
Reineck: Baxx: well the idea was to actually show how you can use the debugger with breakpoints, stepping, etc., which is the more tricky part I think
Reineck: And at least I was thinking that a practical scenario would make sense, ie. “here’s a piece of code, and it has this problem in it that we need to debug.”
Reineck: Then just go step by step
Dudzik: RonRichie: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9170678/understanding-and-visualizing-recursion
Defusco: Zomg: oh cool – yeah I’ve only seen a bit so I can’t say too much I guess :
Prunier: Some of the answers have pictures of trees
Wolkow: To visualize the recursion
Defusco: Zomg: is the call stack the order that things are called though? I’m currently wondering about that
Laquay: That’s what I draw when I trace recursive stuff
Delco: Torkable thanks, let me see how I can work this out : let me read the post
Scheurer: Left call, right call
Reineck: Baxx: pretty much, it tells you from which function the current function was called from and so on
Defusco: Cool cool, need to have a play with it
Staszak: Just in case http://jsfiddle.net/uo76jgz6/1/ – I want the stream to end up with success1$ instead of error1$
Rosenfeld: I sort of want .amb to swallow the error
Suwannakintho: Torkable, this is how I imagine a recursive functions work, would you confirm if this diagram looks accurate to you? http://jsfiddle.net/x66dred0/4/
Bemben: Hi, i am working with a html file its load data from xml file with: $do***ent.data”xmlName”,”actividad.xml”; i know this is not a good practice, so i want to know how i can replace it ?
Bemben: I want to put actividad,xml content inside my html in json if its possible
Podolak: Https://awwapp.com/s/a08918f2-57e7-49a9-aadc-581c17a0b5da/
Sallee: Amezcua art to free your mind
Bemben: But i dont know if do***ent will load
Kalinoski: If I had to draw a recursive picture I would draw a picture of myself drawing the picture
Goyette: Damn I was trying to do it in ascii
Kalinoski: And it would take me infinity years to complete
Defusco: Torkable: did you use one of those new apple pens?
Goyette: Http://dpaste.com/0MG0FP9
Sharon: Torkable ahh cute : thanks for this lol let me wrap this around my head now
Defusco: Emacs has got an ascii drawing mode
Defusco: Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIuX87Xo8Fc
Dority: Any editor has after you press insert button =
Kalinoski: Graphic tablet ascii mode would be interesting