Hello my fellow learners in the house. How do you manage a situation whereby you run exactly the code your tutorial ran but yet it doesn't work on your machine but works on your tutor's system? Sometimes it might even be an error from you. Perhaps, you omitted a dot.

You figure it out punk. A common one is using parenthesis instead of brackets and vice versa.

That's how most of us gain extra knowledge. The process of figuring out the problem rewards you with more knowledge than you would have gained if it went smoothly. It is usually this way people discover that versions of software/libraries matter and how each operating system is different. And of course that semi-colons can be very important and is not the same as comma.

DDayve:
Hello my fellow learners in the house. How do you manage a situation whereby you run exactly the code your tutorial ran but yet it doesn't work on your machine but works on your tutor's system? Sometimes it might even be an error from you. Perhaps, you omitted a dot.

simply try to understand the objective to be achieved and analyze your own code and environment.

DDayve:
Hello my fellow learners in the house. How do you manage a situation whereby you run exactly the code your tutorial ran but yet it doesn't work on your machine but works on your tutor's system? Sometimes it might even be an error from you. Perhaps, you omitted a dot.

One thing you might want to check is the time the tutor created the tutorial if you feel you're doing everything right. Also, you can share snippet of the codebase you typed and that of the tutor..

hacksultan:



One thing you might want to check is the time the tutor created the tutorial if you feel you're doing everything right. Also, you can share snippet of the codebase you typed and that of the tutor..

Thanks boss

Na small, small.