[1/2] In (camel)case anyone's confused as to how to get an existing git repository's content onto your workstation and begin work on it (like I was), the git command is: git clone <path-to-repository>.

[2/2] So for example, if someone's repository is on github.com/test/git-test.…, simply copy and paste this path into the <path-to-repository> field, after git clone. The more you know!

I wrote an article on dev.to on how #recursion works in #JavaScript! If you've ever been baffled at the inner workings of recursion (like I have and still am, to be quite frank) maybe my article can help shed some light on the matter! dev.to/greenteaisgrea…

Just want to pop in to say that I love mpj 💛 and they're really saving my ass on OOP before I have my first technical interview with Codesmith 😬😬

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