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Rather than binding on an anonymous function, you need to bind the this via set it as the listener of addEventListener.
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You must correct your homework as soon as possible, or you really need to perform well in the following classes. If you have any question, ask me. I don't mind you ask me 100 times about your difficulties unless you're apparently don't listen to what I answer you. The only thing worse than that is you just keep your homework as this. |
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Sorry, I'm not really understand how to use IRC so can I get your email to ask you some questions about javascript? |
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Fair enough. I could understand most of college students are just used to asking no questions because of our culture and education, as a result it's difficult to conquer these puzzles after the class. And that's why I left comments one by one: it's not too late to ask for help and it's not embarrassing, since from my experience people like you can even learn more than your silent classmates, which are with similar problems but just give it up. Therefore, please don't feel bad, and just try to fix what I've commented. Firstly I think you need to run your program to see what's wrong with that, because obvious errors will emerge in your console. If you don't know how to run the program, here is the link: If you're using Windows, python has builds for that (2.x is better): https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/ And I think you can use the same command in the You need to run the unit test part with Karma as I post as well: It needs Node.js and NPM: Again, if you encounter any issues you can just ask them. Secondly, about how to ask me questions, I feel that you can just comment on PR page like this. Since it is more convenient to see the code with the comments. Unless you have any issues irrelevant to the code and homework (but relate to coding and our course), you can try to send mail to |
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