James Newman jnewman12

JS Debugging

After this lesson, students will be able to:

Identify and resolve common and uncommon "logical errors" that affect the results of your program
Use logs to troubleshoot errors in an application (console log in Dev Tools)
Conduct real-time debugging in the browser (start small, triangulation, remove code)
Access properties of a class using helper methods ( typeOf( ) for datatypes)
Use debuggers and breakpoints to identify logical errors in expressions

This lab provides an opportunity to practice defining and coding some real-world functions.

Note: Feel free to work in pairs or groups to complete this lab. Also, Google/StackOverflow is a good friend to have around...

In this past module, we have seen how to use angular, and now, we have seen how to use what is essentially a mobile-only library for angular
We are going to combine this into what we did last week, which is to build a mobile news reader

This week we have dove head first into angular and learned all about some of the core components of angular.
data binding

	/*
	1. Counting Sheep
	Consider an array of sheep where some sheep may be missing from their place.
	We need a function that counts the number of sheep present in the array (true means present).
	*/
	var arr = [true, true, true, false,
	true, true, true, true ,
	true, false, true, false,
	true, false, false, true ,
	true, true, true, true ,