Week 2 Day 3 - Rock Paper Scissors -

[mdewey]

Function Junction

Objectives

After completing this assignment, you should be able to:

• Demonstrate understanding of types, functions, argument-handling, loops, and conditional statements

Instructions

1. Fork this repository to your own account.
2. Change into your training directory
3. Clone your repository: hub clone function-junction
4. Change into your project's directory: cd function-junction
5. Install the dependencies: yarn install (or just yarn for short)
6. Open in Code: code .
7. Start the test runner: yarn test
8. Open src/functions.test.js and work on functions until tests pass.
9. Commit and push your work to GitHub.
10. Turn in the URL to your GitHub repo.

Explorer Mode

• All tests passing
• Turn in the homework using the URL to your repository on Github.

Adventure Mode

• If you used "built-in" JavaScript methods like String.reverse() or Array.max() to solve these problems, try implementing them from scratch.
• Vice-versa: if you implemented your solutions from scratch, look in the documentation linked below to see if JavaScript has any built-in functions to help solve these problems.

Epic Mode

• Expand the sum and max functions to take arrays instead of numbers and update the tests so they pass
• Create your own simple functions with tests
• Anytime in your code that you used a for loop or a while loop, convert it to use a map, filter or reduce

Additional Resources

Reference the documentation on MDN to find what kind of helpful functions might already be on Array and String in JavaScript.

• String Functions on MDN.
• Array Functions on MDN.

Turning In

Your homework will be assigned to you via issues on your assignments repository. Once you are

These steps will be followed for almost every assignment going forward. Once you've completed at least explorer mode and you're satisfied with your work, let's get it published. First let's get it up on GitHub.

• First, let's add all our work to git, and ask it to commit it:

  git add .
  git commit -m "My first webpage"

  Feel free to replace "My first webpage" with a more meaningful message.

• Push our local commits to GitHub:

  git push -u origin master

  The -u option tells git we want to making pushing the master branch to origin the default, so next time, we can just type git push.

• Now that our source code is up on GitHub, let's publish our page to Surge. The command to do this has already been setup for you:

  yarn deploy

Once you are completely, go to the issue on our assignments repository, leave the link the repo of your work, and close the issue. I will not know you are down until you close the issue.

[JamesEnoch89]

https://github.com/JamesEnoch89/function-junction

-- mark couldn't figure out two of them. I couldn't get "everything" in the last one. spent way too much time researching regexx. it's now midnight! this assignment was fun though.

also had an error with deploy. will figure it out.

[mdewey]