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Hi there, welcome here in this video, I'd like to give you some advices and tips on how to resolve
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issues.
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Evaluar are watching that chorus?
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This video applies for every and called chorus, so no worries if you're watching a different chorus
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or you're working on a different project.
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This applies also for you.
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OK, so let's start.
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And first, I need to tell you it's pretty normal to get errors.
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OK, you're watching the chorus.
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You can maybe misspell something.
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You'll make some typos in the code or you will copy something wrongly.
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Okay.
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So I just want to encourage you that if you get two errors, no worries about that.
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There is always about how to resolve them.
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OK, so let's introduce some errors.
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OK, let's say you are coding and you will forget to provide the ending element or it will make some
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typo in the code.
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OK, the first being always read the message.
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OK, so here is straight clear that we are missing the ending tag here.
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Expect expected corresponding GSX closing tag, OK?
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And by the way, this very specific error, but also it can get a different errors in a different programming
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languages.
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Just read the message, and maybe you may be able to resolve it by yourself.
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OK.
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Maybe sometimes you will get the more generic message like these evolve into their different type of
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error.
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Move that starting tag and ending tag.
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All right, maybe we'll get something like this.
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They just send you six elements must be wrapped in a enclosing tag.
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Then you would get something like this or some generic message.
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It's always good practice to just do a Google search for the message, and probably you will find the
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you will provide the answer for it.
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OK, for example, here you user on Stack Overflow and you will see her on so you shouldn't put the
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components between and closing tax here.
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OK.
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You should always have about the root element, and that's the answer.
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So you can try to figure it out by yourself.
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You can Google for an answer, but don't spend more than a minute of it because you will get too frustrated
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with the cause.
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So if you still cannot resolve this, that issue, I'm always including that code in every lecture.
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So if you will stop the video on the right side or on a bottom in a description of the video, there
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is usually a link to the code, but I was working on during the lecture.
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OK, so usually you will find a link to some particular particular lecture.
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OK, for example, here lightning interface.
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OK, this will be included in the lecture line item interface and you can see what I've been working
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on.
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You can see here I have added some lines of code here, you know, in this file here in the framework.
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Common types, characters.
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OK, so you can see if I do, you can compare your code with mine or if you don't find some issue,
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you can just simply copied.
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You can view the file and copy the entire file, for example here.
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OK, the file.
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The common types.
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Characters.
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OK, and you can see also the alliance have removed.
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So example, I have removed this line here on Line 14, I have replaced it with the design line 14.
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OK, so I have just added here one import and so on.
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And if you are, if you cannot read it, well, right?
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Or maybe there is a lot of red lines in the green lines you just again, click here, view, file and
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simply copy paste it or just take the lines.
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I've been changing.
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OK, so if you still have an error, even after you have checked the code in your copy paste of the
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code and everything is good, there is a good practice then to create a gist of your code, for example,
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let's say.
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And the issue is happening in the file in the fellow here.
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OK, let's let's get it like this.
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OK, so imagine what's happening here.
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What you what you can do.
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All right.
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Just send me your code.
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OK, so you could have like it is allocated here just to go.
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Let's call this as far as you want in next year and able will create public pop public gaze of your
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code.
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All right.
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You will send me this code is linked to Q&A section.
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OK, so you'll say here I have zero error, OK?
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And you also include the error message.
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So, for example, Daisy will make a screenshot like these, or you can copy paste the entire message.
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You will include a message and also you will include your code to what you have been working on.
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OK, so that's the right approach.
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The other approach is simply, if you have a GitHub repository said mean the entire GitHub repository?
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Or you can simply zip your code to the entire project.
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You can zip it and you can send me to the e-transfer.
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OK.
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So, for example, you have working here on a some project and let's say e-commerce, next, Shopify,
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you're just right click here and you will zip that project so compressed into a zip file and you will
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send me a zip file on my email.
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OK, maybe before that when you're working on some JavaScript project and you have a node modules,
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maybe you can remove the node modules before because it takes a lot of space.
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So maybe we can load modules.
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You will zip the file.
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OK, so let me zip file.
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Lackadaisical zip zip it and then simply send me here.
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OK, so email to me will select the file first.
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OK, so here my zip file here the zip.
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It to six out single file other files or sorry, the folder set up a case, select File it here.
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OK, so still, like the file, you'll send a foul and you will send it to this email and also always
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and you're sending me to file, providing me message.
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OK, so right on you me Q&A section, I'll probably be in full message.
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You know, always the best is write me on Udemy or on the platform you are watching currently, but
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chorus, OK?
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So, guys, that's the way, OK?
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Try to resolve it by yourself if you're getting through frustrated, I've spent too much time.
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Check the link in the lecture.
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Let me lead you to that quote I have been working on or create a guest suddenly that or message or send
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me your project, but to describe your project, thoroughly describe it a lot.
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What's happening, what you have been working on with lecture and what time you get an issue?
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That should be it.
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Now you can start watching the car, then you can start calling and working on the project.
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Yes.
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