That's awesome!

Me too, but 2 years ago. Still have an Amazing University theme on my local machine as a relic :D

So, the logical operators like AND and OR do have a hierarchy like have the mathematical operators like * (multiply) and + (addition). And takes precedence to OR the same way that multiplication takes precedence to addition. So.. 1. a AND b AND c is the exact same as 2. a AND (b AND c) while also 1. a * b * c is the exact same as 2. a * (b * c) and 1. a AND b AND c AND (d OR e OR f) is therefore the same as 2. a AND (b AND c AND (d OR e OR f)) is the same as 3. a AND (b AND c) AND (d OR e OR f) but you need the paranthesis around the OR if you want them, grouped because OR os lower in the hiearchy than AND so 1. a AND b AND c AND (d OR e OR f) is NOT the same as 2. a AND b AND c AND d OR e OR f Now, the reason why this hiearchy is important, is both for readability and for performance. There is no reason to add paranthesis where the hiearchy will naturally do the same. For readability, it just makes it more hard to read when there is unnnecessary clutter in the code. But also for performance one should not add paranthesis arbitrarily. Do not add things that are not necessary for the computer to buggle with. Instead, learn the hiearchy for logical operators, it will *_really_* help you make more readable and faster code.

Me too but 2 years ago.

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Thank you so much!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.

And you came back too :D I remember all your kind comments during the bootcamp ❤️

Glad it was helpful!

OK, my previous comment setup just how much value you had created in the first half of this course. At the 2 hour mark you explained how you would be going over the remaining few items on my list - IN your premium course. Anyone who is here learning a skill to add to your internet marketing bag - THIS is where you should really look. I have never so happily clicked submit on a premium purchase. This was very well done.

** searches job boards for Fairy Godmother opportunities ** 😂 Glad to hear the videos are helpful!

Thank you, and WooCommerce customization is a great idea for a class/series!

@@LearnWebCode That would be awesome!! I also just want to say that your Udemy courses (wordpress and javascript) truly helped me build not just my knowledge, but also confidence and by that grow my business tremendously. Forever grateful for that!

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Thanks! Are you more interested in how to create new extensions / features for WooCommerce, or more interested in creating your own custom theme that integrates WooCommerce?

@@LearnWebCode more interested in creating your own custom theme that integrates WooCommerce. I need woocommerce manipulation. how to make modal woocommerce notification for example.

😂 That's hilarious! I'm so glad to hear the course is helpful!

Thanks! I prefer one-time purchases as well. I actually had Docker on a short list of ideas for videos. I was also considering having a "Finished Product" Docker image for the WP Udemy course; so if you wanted to have a working example to inspect / compare etc... it would be easy to setup. But I'd need to be careful to describe it in a way so that it doesn't generate tons of questions about Docker when the real focus should be on WordPress 😂

@@LearnWebCode Hahaha, I totally understand because those tons of questions would definitely arise 😉 I found Docker pretty confusing and I still have to look up a lot of stuff whenever I use it 😉

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