- Explain what an algorithm is
- Explain why algorithms are useful
- Write an algorithm for an everyday action
- Explain how algorithms are measured
Turn to your neighbor and explain what an algorithm is in your own words.
Turn to your neighbor and explain how Linear Search operates on an unordered array. Think about it's time complexity in the best and worst case scenarios.
Given the array: [2, 3, 8, 1]
display: grid property is used
grid-column, grid-row, & grid-auto-rowsTurn to your neighbor and explian what a grid system is in CSS. What properties does it have? How is it useful?
These exercises will require you to use a few new tools to write and test your code. To create and edit HTML you should use the atom editor. To test your HTML & CSS code simply open the html file in a web browser (Chrome is preferred).
Today we are going to run through several exercises, so you'll need to create a few files. I recommend making a a project folder to hold all the new files you'll be making.
In this exercise we will focus entirely on HTML.
Turn to your neighbor and discuss what the command line is. Be prepared to share your comments with the class.
Turn to your neighbor and discuss what a web framework is. Be prepared to share with the class.