JavaScript challenge #35 (iterating with a for loop and summing up numbers) The first one seems to be ok (let me know if it isn't) but for the second one that I was doing for practice it doesn't seem to be registering anything

passing by reference vs passing by value exercise (not done) Got to the point with safety but for the tests with nested properties, airbags and on is not passing and I'm not entirely sure as to why

How do you decide which elements should be a component and which ones should be regular HTML in a React project? In this project I built, there are three components for the three major features of the app (saved colors, color picker, & color wheel). But it doesn't use any components for the elements within those components. I am trying to improve the project so that it is more in line with coding best practices.

Hello, I've just finished the beginners JS course and got to level 5 on Codewars and submitted the form. However the React course has still not unlocked. @Cristian Florea are you able to help? Thanks

Anyone have a good video on how to handle this? I just had a "oh no" moment where I accidently pushed to main. I wanted to do it right and go the PR route so I attempted to revert the changes in main while keeping what I wanted on the local branch. The gist of what happened was my main ended up being what I wanted (old accepted PR) however my new branch was now trying to "pull" my reverts. To solve this I cheated and merged the PR branch into main and then pushed it. Since it's just my program I figured it's not the end of the world. Anyone more experienced know any good resources on how to address this? I was mortified I was going to accidently lose a lot of code I did today. My way worked for me. But hypothetically if I was working on a project with multiple people that could be different. I assume my issue was my local main/local branch was tracking something incorrectly. In the moment I have not been thinking clearly but I have been sweating for the last hour trying to make sure I didn't lose anything important.