For Short Responses:
- Write your responses directly in the
short-response.md
file. Be sure to format your responses and code snippets correctly using Markdown. As you commit and push changes, you will see your rendered markdown on GitHub.
For Coding Exercises:
-
Run
npm install
to load project dependencies. -
Complete coding exercises in the
exercises.js
file in theproblems
directory. -
Test your code often by running
npm test
. -
Check for style by running
eslint problems/exercises.js
in the terminal. If you get an erroreslint: command not found
, runnpm install -g eslint
first.Note: You are not done with your exercises until all tests pass and there are no eslint errors.
When you are done with both sections. Push your final commits and submit the URL through Canvas.
- This is open book, open note, open documentation, open console. Use your resources. Just don't use your neighbor. 😉
- If you're not sure what a question is asking, reach out to an instructor.
- Pay close attention to your spelling and grammar. For short responses, if you want to take advantage of spell check, etc., you can always type in a word document first and then copy your responses over.
- We're looking for clarity and conciseness. Answer the questions as directly as you possibly can, in as few words as you possibly can, while using as precise of language as you possibly can.