Homework: JavaScript Input
Woohoo! JavaScript. Let’s just start off small this week. Do the following:
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Write a program called functions.php. In the functions part you will have: Create a function called CanDrive() that sends a provided age to determine if you are old enough to drive. Have the function return a Boolean Create a function called SayHi() that tell you good morning/afternoon or evening depending on what parameter you pass…
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PHP Function names should: start with a verb describe what the function does use the CamelCase naming convention Examples: function getRecords() function createUser() function viewTable() Variable names should: describe what type of information or data the variable holds be written using lowercase with underscores – no spaces! avoid using ambiguous variables like $i or $x…
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Write a small PHP program…..and do this: create an array with a list of what you want for Christmas. Loop through it and print each item. Remove off the last item Add two new items on. Echo a string – that tells what item #2 and item #4 is
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Next? Go get your website app and put a copy of it on your computer. First, where do you put the files? If you are using Windows – they go in the c:/xampp/htdocs directory. If you are using a Mac – it is a little more complicated. As usual! Props to Margaret and Margot for…
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Step 1 Open Git Bash Step 2 Change the working directory to the directory where your project is stored. In this case, I’m going to change over to the d:/xampp/htdocs/LabCats directory. Since, you are going to be working out of your local development environment for this one- it will probably be c:/xampp/htdocs/yourapp Step 3 Initialize…
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Pushing to GitHub
Great. Now all your changes are committed to your local development environment. But, what if you working with others or updating a live site? You will need to push your changes up to GitHub. How? Follow these steps: Step 1 In Git Bash navigate to the directory you want to pull the code from the…
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GitHub First step – go create an account on GitHub now. Public vs Private When you create a repository it can be either public or private What’s the difference? With a public repository – everyone can see your code. They can’t change it but they can see it. So use private if there is secure…
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