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This documentation is an overall summary on the PiggyBank code audit for the client project. Overall, the code is written and organized well with some minor hiccups.
In this lesson, we are going to cover callback functions in JavaScript and why they may be useful. We will review some basic concepts that will be needed for the proper understanding of callbacks and then transition into the lesson
Concept Reviews
Variables
A variable is a named item used to store data. In JavaScript, variables are not strongly typed. They can be declared and used globally, within a block of code, within a function and passed from to functions.
Thank you for participating in this prototype customer study. This study will require you to download a Visual Studio solution, open it and following the guide below. Each step in the guide will have some set questions associated with them in an associated survey. The guide should take about 30 minutes.
If you have any questions at all during this guide please email Gabrielle at [email protected]
Please note: you will not need to actually code (unless you want to)
This prototype is NOT a guaranteed feature/change. We are using this customer study to see how changes shown in this prototype may help the JavaScript/TypeScript experience.
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