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[Post-lecture quiz](https://ff-quizzes.netlify.app/web/quiz/22)
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## 🚀 Your Typing Game Mastery Timeline
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### **What You Can Do in the Next 5 Minutes**
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- [ ] Test your typing game with different quotes to ensure it works smoothly
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- [ ] Experiment with the CSS styling - try changing the highlight and error colors
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- [ ] Open your browser's DevTools (F12) and watch the Console while playing
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- [ ] Challenge yourself to complete a quote as fast as possible
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### **What You Can Accomplish This Hour**
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- [ ] Add more quotes to the array (maybe from your favorite books or movies)
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- [ ] Implement the localStorage high score system from the challenge section
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- [ ] Create a words-per-minute calculator that displays after each game
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- [ ] Add sound effects for correct typing, errors, and completion
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### 📅 **Your Week-Long Adventure**
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- [ ] Build a multiplayer version where friends can compete side-by-side
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- [ ] Create different difficulty levels with varying quote complexity
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- [ ] Add a progress bar showing how much of the quote is complete
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- [ ] Implement user accounts with personal statistics tracking
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- [ ] Design custom themes and let users choose their preferred styling
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### 🗓️ **Your Month-Long Transformation**
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- [ ] Create a typing course with lessons that progressively teach proper finger placement
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- [ ] Build analytics that show which letters or words cause the most errors
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- [ ] Add support for different languages and keyboard layouts
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- [ ] Integrate with educational APIs to pull quotes from literature databases
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- [ ] Publish your enhanced typing game for others to use and enjoy
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### 🎯 **Final Reflection Check-in**
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**Before you move on, take a moment to celebrate:**
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- What was the most satisfying moment while building this game?
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- How do you feel about event-driven programming now compared to when you started?
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- What's one feature you're excited to add to make this game uniquely yours?
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- How might you apply event handling concepts to other projects?
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```mermaid
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journey
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title Your Event Programming Confidence Journey
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section Today
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Understanding Events: 3: You
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Building UI: 4: You
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Writing Event Listeners: 5: You
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section This Week
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Adding Features: 4: You
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Debugging Issues: 5: You
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Enhancing UX: 4: You
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section Next Month
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Building Complex Apps: 5: You
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Teaching Others: 5: You
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Creating Frameworks: 5: You
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```
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> 🌟 **Remember**: You've just mastered one of the core concepts that powers every interactive website and application. Event-driven programming is what makes the web feel alive and responsive. Every time you see a dropdown menu, a form that validates as you type, or a game that responds to your clicks, you now understand the magic behind it. You're not just learning to code - you're learning to create experiences that feel intuitive and engaging! 🎉
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## Review & Self Study
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Read up on [all the events available](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/Events) to the developer via the web browser, and consider the scenarios in which you would use each one.

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