Queues - Allison Northrop - Digital Clock

[Allison-Northrop]

Digital Clock

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Comprehension Questions

Question	Answer
What does jQuery give you that JavaScript doesn't?	jQuery allows you to use javascript in a particular area of html code. For example, if an html doc had a section that needed to flash a color, a person could name the section id "important" and could use jquery $('important') to call that area and tell it to flash red every second.
Describe what the following jQuery selector would give you: $('#list')	An id of a portion of the html code. For example if a div had an id "list", jQuery would be able to execute code in that particular area.
Highlight three major things you learned about JavaScript this week?	1. I learned that "this" functions aren't able to be used in forEach loops. 2. It's asynchronous which basically means it can execute something before it's done fully executing something else (distinguishing itself from a lot of other common languages). 3. It's prototypal - javascript doesn't really have classes, though it can "simulate" something like a class with functions packaged in a .prototype function.

[PilgrimMemoirs]

Digital Clock

What We're Looking For

Feature	Feedback
General
Uses a JavaScript function to get the time	Well Done
Uses JavaScript to manipulate the DOM	Well Done
Creates a custom function to handle logic	Well Done
Overall
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