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Congratulations on your first week of WDI! | |
At the end of certain weeks we'll assess your progress through the week's material with a series of short questions. This gives us a data set to talk about with you during one on one meetings and code reviews. | |
You'll be entering these questions in by hand. | |
Topic | |
Bash _ / 4 | |
Git _ / 3 | |
Variables _ / 5 |
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Congratulations on your second week of WDI! | |
To help us track your progress from the last week, please answer the following questions to the best of your ability: | |
1. DOM | |
# Write a line of code that will create a button: | |
var button = document.createElement('button); | |
# Write a line of code that will append that button to the document body: |
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1. Can you execute Ruby in the Chrome console? Why / why not? | |
Ruby cannot be executed in the chrome console. I am not exectly sure the technical reasons, but I would guess is that chrome does not have an inheret Ruby envirement to execute the code. This is why we had to create the envirement on our local computers. | |
2. Write some Ruby code that includes a method that fails to work solely because of a scope issue. Think about how Ruby scope differs from Javascript scope. | |
array = [1,2] | |
def add | |
array[0]+array[1] |