Tests

I'd like all your tests built in CodePen, if you don't have an account create one now so you can save these and look at them later.

If you get stuck there are plenty examples in CodePen doing super crazy things so I'm sure you'll find someone that at least sort of applies to what you're doing.

Understanding console

Read Blake's presentation on console he gave the office the other day.

This is super important as it will make your life easier as you go through these tests and learn more JavaScript.

Triggering events on click

When someone clicks a button that says "I want to leave" the webpage will popup a message saying "please don't leave me".

JavaScript Array

Output a simple list that looks like this. Using a JavaScript array.

Favorite cheeses!

• extra sharp cheddar
• provolone
• brie
• mozzarella
• parmesan

Using this array

var joshCheese = [
  "extra sharp cheddar",
  "provolone",
  "brie",
  "mozzarella",
  "parmesan"
]

JavaScript Object

Almost the same as the array but much more complicated. I won't give you the Object this time, but only how I want the finished product to look. :)

Favorite cheeses!

• cheddar
  • sharp
  • medium
  • extra sharp white
• provolone
  • just buy the whole wheel
• brie
  • smoked if available
• mozzarella
  • once again, buy the wheel
    • just do it you won't regret it
• parmesan
  • not in the can please...

Math

I made a pen on CodePen all you need to do is write the JavaScript. You'll have to "fork" this pen and save it on your profile.

Everything is built for you, all that's missing is the JavaScript. What you need to do is when someone submits the form you grab what they typed in and put it in the math equation a^2+b^2=c^2 then output it to the page in the answers section.

Buggy code

Debugging code is super important, so being able to debug some of my code is a good test if you understand how to use the console and how code should look.

Here's the pen I made, there should be a couple errors in there. So you'll need to 'fork' it again to save your own un-buggy version. I sort of feel mean about this one, it's pretty hard as it's just a complicated JavaScript problem to figure out anyways.