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The battery didn't charge. At all. It wasn't taking power.

One of the most stressful experiences I've had. Christmas day, my grandparents got my little cousin a laptop. They ask me to set it up, set up his email account, and all other accounts he'd need. We also got him MS office, I set up all fine. No problem at all. While I was setting it up, it was on charge. The moment I finished, I left it to charge. Later on my cousin went to play with his new laptop, unplugged it and it switched off. Then he came and told everyone that I broke it and that it was my fault, started screaming and shouting. I then looked at it and realized the battery wasn't taking power. My grandparents then demanded I fixed it there and then. Of course, I don't know how to fix something like this. Little cousin left upset that his new laptop wasn't working. Eventful Christmas day.

"Perfect"? no such thing. Budget? Location?

I'd suggest going through this. https://appletoolbox.com/apple-music-not-working-fix/

Have you looked on rapidapi? They've got loads of APIs.

Have you fiddled around with your launch settings on csgo? Try to reinstall the game/verify the files? Also, what specs is your PC?

When creating a website for your first time, don't try to pack as much in as possible. Focus on 1 part at a time. Getting stuck in is the best way to learn, but start off simple, if I was creating a website for the first time, I'd probably do something along the lines of... Set up the UI (HTML & CSS), then make it interactive (JS). Get the basics set up first. Then add on the fancy parts, such as Django and PHP parts.

Start by making a website. Part of programming is figuring it out yourself. Before you start, research web development practices and ways of doing things. Get a basic understanding of how other devs act/go about solving common/complex problems so you can use the same approaches when you start. Go on programming websites, look at different languages and how they work. Codeacademy, w3schools for instance. Come up with an idea that you'll find useful, then plan out how you'll do it. Then start it. In my opinion, the best way to learn programming is by doing it. Just get stuck right in. Theres no "one way" or "ideal path". Its all about what suits you.

What languages you learn is highly dependent on what your goals are. If you want to do web development JS/HTML/CSS/REACT/NODE.js, but for desktop development you'd learn different languages. Decide on what type of development you want to get into, then decided on what languages you want to learn.

Sounds like I'll be investing in a good VPN. Stupid idea. Couldn't agree more.

Same thing happened to me. Ouch. I ended up bleeding on mine, almost RIP.

Use different accounts? Check your settings there may be a way of turning it off. This happens with my parents, I just got used to it. There's no issue with it.

If your not afraid from getting something used, eBay is a great place to look at refurbished laptops. The best way of getting advice is posting laptops you've found and asking opinions on them, rather than just asking us to find them for you.

I'd suggest you do some research on the company. Look at their views, see if they have store (If they do try to visit one), Look at their social media (If they dont have any, big red flag). Go on youtube and search benchmark product X from colourful brand and see what comes up. I don't think people are going to google stuff for you. You need to do some research on your own, it seems as if you've just stumbled upon their website and are asking us to look into the company for you.

If your planning on getting a used laptop, find ones that suit you and post them here and ask people to recommend the one they think is best.

This happened to my razer krakens, the issue was the jack on my PC was broken. Check the jack on your PC?

The point of this thread is....?

Look on ebay for refurbished laptops, some really good ones there.

Possibly an older iPhone6/7? I recently helped my nan, 70+, setup her new phone my parents got her for christmas, iPhone 6, its taken time for her to adjust but shes finding it easier by the day and slowly understanding how to use it properly. But to be honest, I'd recommend any older version of a smartphone as they arent as complicated as some of the newer ones.

During my time in high school, my school had an iPad for learning scheme. I cant remember the exact model, but I'd highly recommend an iPad as they can be used for all the tasks you've mentioned. They may be more expensive but I'd high recommend at least looking into the more recent models of the iPads.

Hi, This piece of code should work. using System; public class Program { public static void Main() { Console.WriteLine("Number: "); string number = Console.ReadLine(); bool UserInput; int realNum; if (int.TryParse(number, out realNum)) { if (realNum <= -10 || realNum >= 10) { //the error message Console.WriteLine("Your are out of range please stay between -10 and +10"); UserInput = false; } } } } Hope this makes sense.

Errm.... Your question doesn't really make sense. But I believe the answer your looking for it the method int.TryParse(). Make sbNumber into an int not a sbyte. This documentation should help you with it. If you have any more questions feel free to ask! https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.int32.tryparse?view=netframework-4.8

As you've done the python courses on CodeAcademy, create something in python. Even if you recreate something you've already created but do it in python. I'd also learn JS.

Folding phones are stupid. I fail to see how they'd be useful?

Absolutely useless.