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[JasonGao76]

HTML

• Clearly completes format with two divs, header, top and bottom paragraph, button, and two links. The links are all useful links to have, and the text is clear on what the code is about. The only suggestion I would have is to make it more creative or passionate by just adding whatever you would like to, for example an image of some sort.

Data Types

• Clearly completes the requirements with object about himself as a person, the classes, and clever use of age, height, sports, instruments, and more. I think your creativity here is more apparent with all the different variables you included. I can't run the code but it looks like it should be good, and it appears like you have a strong understanding of the various syntaxes of JS :)

DOM

• I don't know what wizardry happened but you managed to get the button working in not VSCode despite it supposed to be only working in VSCode, so well done! Button works perfectly as intended, the code is very clever and logical, and I love the new styles! The only suggestion I would have is maybe change the topic from just repositories to something else to better display your passion.

JS

• Clearly completed requirements with two variables a and b, if else statements, and output. I also loved the use of else if, so you spiced up the conditional statements. Again, the only suggestion is maybe alter the variables a and b to actually mean something to you and have it be more customizable.

Debug

• Code appears to be all fixed properly, and I made a lot of the same edits LOL. I would suggest being more clear on what you edited to fix it though. I also noticed that you attempted the challenge and used a while loop, which is quite a creative idea. I love the extra effort and time you put into this!

[rayanesouuuu1234]

HTML: 4/4. Smart usage of the discord links to show images, nice way of integrating your passion 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 to the code

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 soccer 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.

[rliao569]

HTML: 4/4. Short and sweet, and I can clearly see the two links switching.

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 a passion to the code.

DOM: 3/4. Again, code is very simple to follow, and I can clearly see that the links are switching every time the "button" is clicked. However, make sure you relate a passion to this.

JS: 4/4. The code is very creative and well made, nice design as well. Please tell me how you got this working! It's pretty cool.

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.