Step 1 Create an object that houses all your data keys
const data = {
workExperiences: [array]
educationalExperiences: [array]
etc. etc
Step 2 create the render function which will house your HTML
function renderWorkExperience(workExperience) {
return `[INSERT HTML HERE]
Step 3 Use the document query selector to select the applicable HTML id (or element)
Finishing off the resume exercise
Step 1 Create an object that houses all your data keys
const data = { workExperiences: [array] educationalExperiences: [array] etc. etc Step 2 create the render function which will house your HTML
function renderWorkExperience(workExperience) { return `[INSERT HTML HERE] Step 3 Use the document query selector to select the applicable HTML id (or element)
const workExperienceContainer = document.querySelector('#work-experience');
Step 4 Transform your function using the map method:
const eachWorkExperienceHTML = data.workExperiences.map(renderWorkExperience);
Step 5 Join them all together using the join method:
const allWorkExperiencesHTML = eachWorkExperienceHTML.join('');
Step 6 Put everything into HTML using the .innerHTML method.
workExperienceContainer.innerHTML = allWorkExperiencesHTML;