saurontm/jsfoundations-variables

Setup

Install Visual Studio Code

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Install Prettier in Visual Studio Code

1. Open VS Code
2. Click the settings icon in the bottom left corner, and open the Command Palette....
3. Search for "Prettier", then click "Install".
4. Once it's done installing, restart VS Code.
5. Click the settings icon in the bottom left corner again, and open the Settings.
6. Search in settings for Format On Save, and make sure the box is checked.

Install node

For Windows users, install by downloading the Windows installer.

For Mac users:

1. Install Homebrew:

   /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"

2. Install Node using Homebrew:

   brew install node

Task

In this task, you'll write a script that has variables and uses console.log to print a little story.

Steps

1. Open this folder in Visual Studio Code.

2. In story.js, define three variables that contain a name, an age, and a hobby.

3. Using these variables, print the following story:

   Mr./Mrs. NAME, in 33 years, you will be AGE_PLUS_33 years old. By then you'll have decades of HOBBY practice!
   

Example, if the variables are the following:

• name: Mshary
• age: 25
• hobby: Meditation

The story goes:

Mr./Mrs. Mshary, in 33 years, you will be 58 years old. By then you'll have decades of Meditation practice!

Submission

To submit your work, simply push your code to GitHub.

Steps

After finishing the task and verifying your work, follow these steps to push your code to GitHub:

1. Open a new terminal in VS Code.
2. To make sure you're in the right folder, run the command ls, you should see the file story.js.
3. Run the command git add .
4. Run git commit -m "your message here".
5. Push to GitHub: git push.