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Part One

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  • Time required = 5 mins
  • Importance: Equivalent to the importance of learning how to type. Low
  • Requirements: take the test after learning basic JavaScript. The test requires the use of the alert() object. If you are still learning how to put JavaScript in a context for its use, then also study Debug or an equivalent lesson for the quick use of JavaScript through alerts from the JavaScript console. Additionally, you can simply just write the snippets in the questions between <script></script> tags in a standard HTML file. When the HTML is opened, in the browser, the alert will run as the window loads.


Part Two

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Contributions

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Part Two is optional. If you would like to test the JavaScript you're learning, and frame an opinion on some of the requirements (and differences) then complete the following.
Time: open-book, no time limit.
Title: title your effort.
Importance: equivalent to the initial learning curve required to write any wiki. Low
Definition: In this tutorial the student is required to create another five minute test using the basics of JavaScript and Wiki writing. Follow the instructions to create another five minute test:


Activity: Copy the block (below this line) from the wiki plain text found in the edit box of this page in EDIT.


1. Put a question here? How do you declare a variable?

Note 1:
 //show script like this

[a 1]

x = 5

[b 1]

let x = 5

[c 1]

variable x = 5

[d 1]

var x = 5

Repeat the question from this text three or four times with new questions.
Complete Below



Start here

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Please sign with four tildes After you questions are created separate with four ----

Student Results

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  • Select edit this page and create your test between Student Results and Answers here:

put test here


Answers

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