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I am having a hard time getting started with the very first exercise here. No matter what I try when I try to run the http://localhost:4001/restaurants in the browser nothing happens or I keep getting the same Whitelabel Error Page? Of course this exercise was just a simple copy and paste of code so I can’t imagine what I am doing wrong??
Hi all, I don’t know if anyone is able to go to the next part of the lesson. I was able to move forward by clicking on “view solution”(click the run button a few times to populate the , then copy and paste the code from solution with the code already presented in the lesson, and selected “run”. Then I copied and paste the restaurant link to the web address. Finally check mark appear and “Next” button highlighted to move on to the next lesson. Please share if you did something different that allowed you to move to the next lesson.
Thank you that also worked for me! I had not been able to figure out a way to “trick” this step to pass and I have been trying everything. Thank you for sharing what you did!
Thansk for your tip. I find it surprising that Codecademy doesn’t fix this?? I mean, I’m paying for this content and it’s been broken for 1 year ? That doesn’t look good guys. I would at least appreciate an answer from the dev team saying that / whether they are looking into it ?
Why does Spring CRUDRepository use Iterable instead of List? I do understand that Iterable is lazy evaluation and List is not => Only the elements we want are pulled in.
However:
What does this mean when returning across HTTP? The whole thing is fetched anyway, right?
What is the underlying data structure that facilitates only being able to access one element of Iterable at a time?
What is the significance of only being able to access one element at a time? Supposedly, that is safer; how is that safer?
It is now August 2024 and they still have not fixed this issue. I do also run into the very same Whitelabel Error Page after copy pasting the code into the editor.
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