Lesson 1: Syllabus & Intro to Basic Math:Lesson 2: Variables, Types, and Boolean AlgebraLesson 3: Type Coercion / Conversion, Plus ComparisonsLesson 4: if, for, while, and some functionsLesson 5: Objects and More Function Basics!Lesson 7: Advanced Functions I: Closures, IIFEs, Factory Functions, and ModulesLesson 8: Advanced PrimitivesLesson 9: Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)Lesson 10: Advanced Functions II: Promises, Async/AwaitLesson 11: Advanced Functions III: Higher Order Functions (HOFs)Lesson 12: Advanced Objects I: PrototypesLesson 13: Advanced Functions IV: Advanced this(Bind, Call, Apply), and Function===ObjectLesson 14: Advanced Objects II: ClassesLesson 4-3 Class InheritanceLesson 16: Advanced Functions 5: Arrow Functions and Default Function Parameters, and functional ...restLesson 17: let and constLesson 18: Review time!Lesson 19: Export/ImportLesson 20: Intro to React, React Native, and Expo (React Day 1)Lesson 21: React Day 2: this.props and React Event HandlingLesson 22: React Day 3: Lifting this.state upLesson 23: ScrumWorkshop #1: UX/UI Best Practices and Trends
Lesson 6: Arrays and HTML Project
function mystery(input) {
var ret = ""
input++
for (var i = 0; i<20; i++)
{
input--
}
while(input>0)
{
ret = ret + (input==true) + " "
input = input-5
}
return ret
}
function mysteryObject() {
var ret = {
name: 'Sammy',
money: -10000,
occupation: 'Student',
mood: 'Sad'
}
if(ret.money > 0) {
ret.mood = 'relieved'
}
else {
ret.mood = 'still sad'
}
ret.getMoney = function() {
this.money = this.money + 1000
return this.money
}
return ret
}
function blackBox(input1, input2) {
var obj = {
name: input1,
isCrazy: input2,
getsLoopyOnFrootLoops: function(cerealBrand) {
if(cerealBrand==='Froot Loops' && this.isCrazy===true)
return true;
return false;
}
}
return obj;
}
{
var orderedNumberList =
{
first: 1,
second: 2,
third: 3,
fourth: 4,
fifth: 5,
sixth: 6,
seventh:7,
eighth: 8,
ninth: 9,
tenth: 10
}
return orderedNumberList;
}
orderedNumberList = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
otherArray= [2,1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
orderedNumberList.indexOf(4);
orderedNumberList[2]
{
var orderedNumberList = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
return orderedNumberList[9];
}
wonkyArray = ["bob", -2.5, true, "Solly the Sexy Saxaphone"]
emptyArray = [] //this is how we declare an empty array
theirArmy = ["dog1","dog2","dog3","dog4"] //do not change
ourArmy = ["superKitty"] //do not change
allAnimals = ourArmy + theirArmy
allAnimalsII = allAnimals.addDoggo("superDoggo")
allAnimalsIII = allAnimalsII.findIndexOfSuperKitty()
allAnimalsIV = allAnimalsII.removeThatSuperDoggoCuzITypoedHisNameO()
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