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-... file in your text editor.Person with the shortest first name goes first.
-1. Introduce yourself: name, pronouns
-2. What is a book, tv show, or movie that you've read/watched recently and really enjoyed? Why?
-3. Accountability review: what tangible progress have you made toward your mod 0 focus skills?
-4. Determine who will bring your breakout group questions back to the whole group
-Have extra time? Share what extra things you're doing to get ready to start school at Turing.
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Brainstorm a real life scenario that uses iteration. Fill out the table below and be ready to share.
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Think back to your grocery store app. What is something you said you'd keep inside of an array? Why might you need to iterate over that collection? Jot down your scenario below.
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The code that you see below is written using JavaScript. This syntax is something that you'll see all over the place, so it's important to get used to it. You don't need to memorize every little symbol for now, but knowing how to explain the big pieces is important.
-var students = ['Megan', 'Jose', 'Xavier', 'Ali', 'Miriam'];var to declare a variable students and assign the array of strings to the variable students.for (i = 0; i < students.length; i++)for to begin setting up our for loop which we will break down further.i = 0;i and assign it to the integer 0i < students.length;i = 0, so this statement evaluates to 0 < students.length;, which can be broken down further to 0 < 5, which evaluates to true. Think of conditionals as questions that always evaluate to true or false.
- i++i < students.length is true we will increment i by one for the next time we evaluate the conditional i < students.length So, after we've run through the for loop once, the for loop looks like this: (i = 1; i < students.length; i++) the second time through. This can break down further to (i = 1; 1 < 5; i++)
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- Within these brackets is where we do some kind of programming/logic to each element of our collection within our loop
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- console.log and other console methods that are available to you in a Javascript console.students[i]students array at index positioni which will change as i changes and we increment through the for loop
- As we move through the loop this breaks down to students[0], next time through the loop: students[1], next time through the loop: students[2] ...Fill in the missing pieces of the iteration example below:
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- -The code that you see below is written using Ruby. This syntax is something that you'll see all over the place, so it's important to get used to it. You don't need to memorize every little symbol for now, but knowing how to explain the big pieces is important.
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