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Post your Week #2 ADVANCED To-Do Assignment Here |
(#24 2002-12-16 05:45:45) Post Reply |
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TDavid
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Your Week #2 ADVANCED TO-DO assignment should be posted here in this thread only. If you have specific questions about the week 1 course text then please also post them in this thread so that other students can learn from the information.
You can earn *up to 25* Script School activity points for turning in your ADVANCED to-do assignment. Your advanced to-do assignment will be graded on such things as completeness, attention to detail, creativity, originality, ingenuity and effort. Here is the details on what you need to do for this assignment: Option #1: Create a countdown to an event. Show it as 'days' 'hours' 'minutes' 'seconds' left till EVENT. Set the EVENT for approximately two weeks after the assignment is turned in. Option #2: Create a Tip of the Day script and show a different tip for each day of the week. Option #3: Create a script you can use for your website which utilyzes the information in the Week 2 course text Happy coding to you!
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(#38 2003-01-09 18:05:56) Post Reply |
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wal
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Assignment 2:
http://www.wal1.com/jschool/fate.htm In Option 1, a 2-week period can span two months, it can even span two years. I might as well allow for a 4-week, 8-week, or (what-the-hell) go for 52 weeks or longer. The output is still expressed in days, hours, minutes, seconds however (not months, years). What threw me for a while was that the numeric value for the months starts at zero. Makes perfect sense, I just overlooked it. Silly ! |
(#44 2003-01-13 23:14:31) Post Reply |
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logspirit
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Wal,
This looks very good... It looks like You have already mastered JavaScript before taking this class... I hope that this course is of some value to You. logspirit
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(#47 2003-01-17 17:34:29) Post Reply |
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wal
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Thanks for the kind words... it keeps me going. No, I haven't taken prior Javascript courses but I have done prior programming. I wanted a good understanding of browser scripting and this course has provided that. (I'm also following along in the PHP course 2 years late !) I'm learning a lot doing these examples - and having fun. I'm grateful for the course (and I'm listening to the radio show as I write this). Thanks again. |
(#51 2003-01-19 17:29:06) Post Reply |
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logspirit
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Just noticed Your last post to this thread... So I guess You hare listening to the Radio Show!!! Prior programming explains Your skill... Don't worry that the php course is 'old' all the classes have an initial 'live' introduction, and are then supported for as long as they remain available... all courses are 'current'... and perhaps eventually will enable students to earn regular, transferrable, college credits - at least that's the dream I'm pushing.
- logspirit -
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(#75 2004-03-20 09:28:04) Post Reply |
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realjoey
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well i have been studing and i agree with
qute"In Option 1, a 2-week period can span two months, it can even span two years. I might as well allow for a 4-week, 8-week, or (what-the-hell) go for 52 weeks or longer. The output is still expressed in days, hours, minutes, seconds however (not months, years). What threw me for a while was that the numeric value for the months starts at zero. Makes perfect sense, I just overlooked it. Silly !"qute it will be hard to leave you all ill miss you!!! |
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