rt_code_test.md

Thanks for taking the time to take our Fullscreen code challenge!

Please post your answers to a JSBin within a week of receiving this test. Feel free to use whichever compiled-to-JS language you want (Coffeescript, ES6/Babel, vanilla Javascript, etc..), but be prepared to explain what your code compiles down to in plain ol' Javascript if you do.

Getting classy.

• Create a Vehicle class with getName and setName methods which manipulate a name property on its class instances.
• Write a getter/setter for wheels and seats using the get/set keywords if your language of choice supports them (pro-tip: it probably does).
• Create Car and Motorcycle classes which extend from Vehicle and set the number of seats/wheels appropriately.
• Instances should be properly inherit from your class, so myCarInstance instanceof Car should return true.

UI Time!

• Add a dropdown that lets a user select a vehicle type and an input to name the vehicle.
• Add a <ul> on the page to contain a list of vehicles
• Add a "create" button that adds an instance of the selected vehicle to the <ul> with the entered name.
• Inside each list item, print the vehicle's name, and add an "info" button which, when clicked, console.logs the text "I am {{ vehicle name}}, a {{ type of vehicle }} with {{ number of wheels }} wheels, and {{ number of seats }} seats!"

Do's and Don'ts

1. Do use a UI framework if you want. Be prepared to explain, in broad strokes, what the framework is doing under the hood.
2. Limit your use of global variables (you can use a single namespace). However, we won't ding you for variables created by your framework of choice ($, angular, or react).
3. Don't spend more than an hour on this; we value working code, not perfect code.