This HTML and JavaScript code creates a webpage titled "Jordan Shoes Sorter" that allows users to sort a list of fictional Jordan shoes by price. The page displays an unsorted list initially and includes a "Sort Shoes" button. Clicking the button triggers a bubble sort algorithm to sort the shoes by price, updating the displayed list. The page showcases basic JavaScript for dynamic content manipulation.
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Bubble Sort Visualization
While both codes share similarities in terms of their basic structure, theme, and use of the bubble sort algorithm, the second code introduces additional features for user interaction, stylization, and visual effects during the sorting process.
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Jordan Shoes Sorter
Jordan Shoes Sorter
Enter the details below and click "Enter" to add a new shoe:
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Differences
## Structure:
Both codes share a common HTML structure with a head and body section.
## Theme:
Both focus on a "Jordan Shoes Sorter" theme, allowing users to interact with a list of fictional Jordan shoes.
## JavaScript Functions:
Both use JavaScript functions to dynamically update and manipulate the list of shoes.
## Bubble Sort Algorithm:
Both implement the bubble sort algorithm to sort shoes based on prices.
## Display Function:
Both use a displayShoes() function to update the displayed list of shoes.
## User Interaction:
The first code has a "Sort Shoes" button, while the second code adds functionality to input new shoes with user-provided details.
## Dynamic Display:
The first code uses paragraphs within a div, while the second code dynamically creates divs with a class for a more structured display.
## Animation and Stylization:
The second code adds CSS styling and animations for visual appeal during the sorting process.
## Asynchronous Functions:
The second code introduces asynchronous functions for delayed visual effects.
## Shoe Object Structure:
Both represent shoes as objects, but the second code allows interactive addition of new shoes with user input.
## Input Field Clearing:
The second code clears input fields after adding a new shoe.
## CSS Styles:
The CSS styles define the appearance of various elements on the webpage, including the background, fonts, navigation bar, legend section, and footer. Media queries are used for responsiveness on different screen sizes.
## Additional JavaScript and Libraries:
jQuery, Popper.js, and Bootstrap JavaScript libraries are included to enhance the functionality and styling of the webpage.
## Overall Functionality:
The webpage appears to be for a startup named "SlamStreet," possibly related to sneaker resale. It includes a responsive navigation bar, an introduction section with a link to the store collection, and a footer with creator information. The styling is designed to be visually appealing and responsive on different devices. The inclusion of Bootstrap and jQuery suggests that the webpage utilizes features from these libraries for a consistent and interactive user experience.
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SlamStreet
Elevate Your Sneaker Game with Exclusive Jordan Resales!
Commits
1. https://github.com/aaron-rub/QAT_FE/commit/fd5a3db2ffa7ff10a0498e60e3a69a70de60dddb
This HTML and JavaScript code creates a webpage titled "Jordan Shoes Sorter" that allows users to sort a list of fictional Jordan shoes by price. The page displays an unsorted list initially and includes a "Sort Shoes" button. Clicking the button triggers a bubble sort algorithm to sort the shoes by price, updating the displayed list. The page showcases basic JavaScript for dynamic content manipulation.
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Bubble Sort Visualization
2. https://github.com/aaron-rub/QAT_FE/commit/ed0d0ea2fdcb32588f40b3f4ffa025f9b3aa9f94
While both codes share similarities in terms of their basic structure, theme, and use of the bubble sort algorithm, the second code introduces additional features for user interaction, stylization, and visual effects during the sorting process.
```
Jordan Shoes Sorter
Enter the details below and click "Enter" to add a new shoe:
More...
3. https://github.com/aaron-rub/QAT_FE/commit/1e0fd9c09a4413941b34f952bba1d0aa5eb7c32c
## CSS Styles: The CSS styles define the appearance of various elements on the webpage, including the background, fonts, navigation bar, legend section, and footer. Media queries are used for responsiveness on different screen sizes. ## Additional JavaScript and Libraries: jQuery, Popper.js, and Bootstrap JavaScript libraries are included to enhance the functionality and styling of the webpage. ## Overall Functionality: The webpage appears to be for a startup named "SlamStreet," possibly related to sneaker resale. It includes a responsive navigation bar, an introduction section with a link to the store collection, and a footer with creator information. The styling is designed to be visually appealing and responsive on different devices. The inclusion of Bootstrap and jQuery suggests that the webpage utilizes features from these libraries for a consistent and interactive user experience.
```Elevate Your Sneaker Game with Exclusive Jordan Resales!
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