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Web Basics 2: Week 1 Assignment

This assignment will cover the following JavaScript topics:

• Executing code in the terminal
• Storing and tracking information with variables
• Working with strings
• Working with numbers
• Making decisions in your code with conditional statements
• Creating reusable code with functions
• Passing information into functions
• Using arrow functions

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Issues and Feedback

Be encouraged to ask questions or point out issues in the assignment!

Mentors will be happy to help out and your fellow students will benefit from your input.

Report an Issue

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Instructions

Getting Started:

Clone this repository so that the code is available on your local machine:

Note: Run this command from the directory where you want to store your code (ex. lessons/)

git clone [email protected]:Code-the-Dream-School/web-basics-2-week-1-[your-username].git

Navigate to the directory you just cloned in your terminal:

cd web-basics-2-week-1-[your-username]

Create a new local branch to work on separate from the mainline branch (master):

git checkout -b assignment

Make sure that you have node.js installed on your machine so that you can run JavaScript in the terminal:

node -v

If the output says command not found, then download node.js and try the command again.

Finally, open the project directory in your code editor and continue to the next section.

Task List:

For this assignment, all changes will be made within the index.js file.

• Step 1: Complete each of the challenges outlined in the file comments
• Step 2: Execute the JavaScript you wrote by opening the terminal and running node index.js
• Step 3: Validate the output of all your challenge answers

Final Step:

Check the status of your local repository to double-check the changes you made:

git status

Stage the JavaScript file that you edited:

git add index.js

Create a commit for the changes you made and add a message:

git commit -m "your message"

Push your branch to the remote repository (visible in GitHub):

git push origin assignment

Create a Pull Request in GitHub and request feedback:

1. Navigate to the "Pull Requests" tab in your repository
2. Click the "New pull request" button
3. Set the base branch to master and the compare branch to assignment
4. Click the "Create pull request" button
5. Ask a mentor for feedback in Slack or add them as a reviewer

Click the button to "Merge" your Pull Request and celebrate 🎉

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