Quiz

1. I'm not actually sure how to run or access javascript on my computer, so going over that would be helpful

   Good question. I'll demo that now, and I'll make a video for the future.

2. I would like to talk more about adding JS files as sources on pages. / integrating Javascript into HTML,

   That's done with the script tag. We can do a "view source" on almost any web page to see an example.

3. I am a little confused about how to connect an external JavaScript file to an HTML file and how that can be applied in real life. I think it would be helpful to show some examples to see how that works in class.

   In just one week, we'll be able to do things like this: click example. To do that, we first have to learn about the DOM and event handlers. We'll get there.

4. Why anonymous functions are important and when they are used. / I would like to talk more about anonymous functions, I am not quire sure I understand how to use them yet. / Advanced functions, more specifically when would we need to use each on of them/what makes them different/special. / I think the new ideas of anonymous functions, methods that take functions as arguments, and arrow functions! / Anonymous functions and when it's best to use them. / passing anonymous functions / Practice with anonymous functions and ways we should utilize javascript in our project

5. I would like to learn more about the MAP method as well as first class function. / , and the MAP method / I would love to learn more about how arrays can have a .map(func) method in class. Specifically, how to take a function as an argument and how function can be an element of the array.

   We'll do a lot with MAP today.

6. I would like to talk more about the forEach() method, it confuses me. Thank you :)

   We'll see some examples at the end of today. We have some other things to do first.

7. I think I could use more clarification on first class functions and anonymous functions. I understand (I think) when to use each one and the basic pros and cons of them. Some practice with replacing for loops would also be helpful. I usually lean on for loops a fair amount when coding, so it'll take me some practice to fix that.

   We'll use forEach to replace loops.