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function urlify(input){
  let urlString = ''
  for(let i = 0; i < input.length; i++){
    if(input[i] === ' '){
      urlString += '%20'
    } else {
      urlString += input[i]
    }
  } return urlString
}

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1. Done, and in relevant files.

2.
  a. Length 1, Capacity 1, Address 1
  b. Length 6, Capacity 12, Address 3: The capacity is tripling and the memory address is reassigned every time the limit is reached.

3. Length 3, Capacity 12, Address 3: The three last values from the array are removed, but the capacity and address stay the same.

4. It returns 'NaN' for 'tauhida' or any other text, because this array appears unable to store strings.

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Constant time / O(1) = Getting a specific value from an array, or adding two numbers – Only one operation
Logarithmic time / O(log(n)) = Decreasing the search by half every time you perform it – Repeatedly halving the operation
Linear time / O(n) = Searching one-by-one through a set of info for a variable (think FOR loops) - Operation equals its length
Polynomial time / O(n^k) = Comparing one set of values to itself or another set of values one-by-one, FOR loop within FOR loop
Exponential time / O(2^n) = Each time the function is run, the data increases exponentially.

//1. First question
  a. This resembles constant time – 0(1) in that you're getting a specific value without performing a full search
  b. This is essentially a FOR loop, and thus linear time, O(n).

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const sumOf = function(list) {
    // Base case
    if (list.length === 1) {
        return list[0];
    }
    // General case
    return list[0] + sumOf(list.slice(1));

}

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App name: GrampsMD

App link: https://grampsmd.now.sh/

Frontend link: https://github.com/gusmcnair/GrampsMDClient/

Backend link: https://github.com/gusmcnair/GrampsMD_API

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Response to my app from friends and family:

1. Fix various misspellings/grammar errors in table seed file (Changed in new iteration)
2. Add loading page in case API takes longer than expected (Changed in new iteration)
3. Make "gender" and "improv" not show up as "symptoms" (Changed in new iteration)
4. Functionality and display worked well on both laptop and desktop. (No change necessary)

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Describe the HTTP requests/response lifecycle.
The client sends the server a request, and the server sends a response, which can be either the requested data or an error.

Describe the architecture of a basic Express app. How is it organized?
An express app has methods for routing HTTP requests (figuring out which route should be used based on request), configuring middleware
(a series of functions often to validate request or determine specifics before sending response), and more.
Organization: Request, middleware, main task, response.

Tell me about a time when you've used Express Router. How was it helpful?
For my Thingful project, is was helpful in that it allowed several different methods (post, delete, get) to be easily configured on

gusmcnair

1. App name: GrampsMD
2. Live app: https://grampsmdclient-q1gbanpuc.now.sh/
3. Client repo: https://github.com/gusmcnair/GrampsMDClient/tree/styling-branch (I've also done a bit of styling on this branch as well)
4. API Repo: https://github.com/gusmcnair/GrampsMD_API

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App name: GrampsMD

Zeit: https://grampsmdclient-htzi5p41n.now.sh/

Repo: https://github.com/gusmcnair/GrampsMDClient/tree/static-client-branch/src

User feedback:

From mentor: Files are poorly organized, reorganize for better clarity

gusmcnair

From mentor:

• Files are poorly organized, reorganize for better clarity
• React Router is poorly organized, reorganize
• Use a different branch for your work, not the master branch

From friends:

• Make it so 'next' button can't be clicked until the symptoms/data have been clicked
• Have symptoms show up (along with results) on the last page
• Use different pictures for different pages and results