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The Web Programming Basics Test

https://jasongao76.github.io/students/2023/09/25/Web_Programming_Test_IPYNB2.html

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Test Utterances

[rliao569]

HTML: 4/4. Smart usage of the discord links to show images, nice way of integrating your passion Dark Souls into this section.

Data types: 3/4. Very effective usage of console.log, code is easy to follow and isn't overly complicated; gets the job done well. One suggestion is that you should somehow relate your passion (Dark Souls) to the code, maybe like a list of bosses from the game.

DOM: 4/4. Again, code is very simple to follow, and I can clearly see that the links are switching every time the "button" is clicked.

JS: 4/4. The code is very creative and well made. I especially like how you somehow related Dark Souls to the code, and made a health calculator as well as an imaginary scenario with such simple code.

Debugging: 4/4. There isn't much to say about this, except that the corrections you made to the errors are correct, and each code cell functions properly.

[isabellehp]

HTML

• I like how you included css to customize colors and fonts
• Good use of standard HTML elements (header, div, button, links, image)

Data Types

• Nice use of console.log
• I like how you explain what shows up in console because it makes your code easy to read
• I also liked the sections where you fixed objects and took the average of our team's ages
• I agree with Ryan that it would be cool if you could experiment with some sort of Dark Souls relation

DOM

• I don't think the button function works for me in this section...
• However, the button in the HTML section did switch the links?
• Idk I'm a bit confused, so maybe this is something you could look at?

Javascript

• Again, I like the use of css to style fonts and colors :)
• Your passion (Dark Souls) mentioned earlier was incorporated well into your code
• Good use of console that has descriptions for people who don't know how the game works or don't know how to do math 🧍

Correcting Errors

• Your corrections are good and have clear explanations
• I had similar corrections to you, but I liked how you included the original code and then added your corrected code (which is something I probably should have done)

Great job Jason!

[M8tth3]

HTML:

• Love your memes
• Nice use of divs to section your code and complete the wireframe requirements Data Types:
• Meets the requirements
• I like the comments you made, it makes understanding the output very easy
• Nobody is 14 in our group though :( DOM:
• Nice job switching the button, you never know when you might need to mix it up with the memes Javascript:
• nice incorporation of your passion
• Nice use of css styling to make the boss text cool
• I like the comparison of the variables, maybe you could use that to check if the player has died Correcting Errors
• Your corrections look good and the explanations are very clear and concise