diff --git a/01week/datatypes.js b/01week/datatypes.js
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diff --git a/01week/helloworld.js b/01week/helloworld.js
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+'use strict'
+
+console.log ("Hello World!")
+
diff --git a/01week/javascripting/datatypes.js b/01week/javascripting/datatypes.js
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+'use strict'
+//write a javascript program to display the current date and time.
+console.log("inside my datatypes.js file");
+let myDate = new Date ();
+
+console.log("the current date is", myDate);
+
+//get the span from the page/document
+let mySpan = document.getElementById("theTime");
+
+//change what theinner text of the span says
+mySpan.innerText = myDate.toString();
+
+// //JS program to convert a number to a string
+const theNumber = 5;
+const theString = theNumber.toString();
+
+console.log("The type of theString variable is", (typeof theString));
+console.log("The type of theNumber variable is", (typeof theNumber));
+console.log("The string is", theNumber.toString());
+console.log("the number is ", theNumber);
+
+// //write a JS program to convert a string to a number
+const theOtherString = "11";
+const theOtherNumber = parseInt(theOtherString, 10);
+console.log("The otherString type is ", (typeof theOtherString));
+console.log("The otherString type is ", (typeof theOtherNumber));
+
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that takes in different datatypes and prints out whether they are a
+// Boolean
+// Null
+// Undefined
+// Number
+// NaN
+// String
+
+console.log('typeof false', typeof false);
+console.log('typeof null', typeof null);
+console.log('typeof something', typeof something);
+console.log('typeof 10', typeof 10);
+console.log('typeof NaN', typeof NaN);
+console.log('typeof "JS is hard!"', typeof "JS is hard!");
+
+
+// Write a JavaScript program that adds 2 numbers together.
+function add() {
+ var x = Number(document.getElementById('x').value);
+ var y = Number(document.getElementById('y').value);
+
+ document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = x + y;
+ return false;
+}
+
+document.getElementById('go').addEventListener('click', add);
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that runs only when 2 things are true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 == ‘string’ && type2 ==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“they are strings”);
+ } else {
+ Console.log(“they are not all strings);
+ }
+}
+
+areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
+
+
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that runs when 1 of 2 things are true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 == ‘string’ && type2 !==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“BINGO! Only one is a string.”);
+ } else {
+ Console.log(“Sorry, something is off.");
+ }
+}
+
+areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
+
+// Write a JavaScript program that runs when both things are not true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 !== ‘string’ && type2 !==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“Neither are strings”);
+ }
+
+ areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+ areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
diff --git a/01week/javascripting/index.html b/01week/javascripting/index.html
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+
+
+
+
+
+ Document
+
+
+ Hello World
+ The Current Time Is
+
+
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/01week/javascripting/main.js b/01week/javascripting/main.js
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+'use strict'
+
+console.log("Inside my main.js file");
+
+let myDate = new Date ();
+
+console.log("the current date is", myDate);
+
+//get the span from the page/document
+let mySpan = document.getElementById('theTime');
+
+//change what theinner text of the span says
+mySpan.innerText = myDate.toString();
+
+// //JS program to convert a number to a string
+const theNumber = 5;
+const theString = theNumber.toString();
+
+console.log("The type of theString variable is", (typeof theString));
+console.log("The type of theNumber variable is", (typeof theNumber));
+console.log("The string is", theNumber.toString());
+console.log("the number is ", theNumber);
+
+
+// //write a JS program to convert a string to a number
+const theOtherString = "11";
+const theOtherNumber = parseInt(theOtherString, 10);
+console.log("The otherString type is ", (typeof theOtherString));
+console.log("The otherString type is ", (typeof theOtherNumber));
+
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that takes in different datatypes and prints out whether they are a
+// Boolean
+// Null
+// Undefined
+// Number
+// NaN
+// String
+
+console.log('typeof false', typeof false);
+console.log('typeof null', typeof null);
+console.log('typeof something', typeof something);
+console.log('typeof 10', typeof 10);
+console.log('typeof NaN', typeof NaN);
+console.log('typeof "JS is hard!"', typeof "JS is hard!");
+
+
+// Write a JavaScript program that adds 2 numbers together.
+function add() {
+ var x = Number(document.getElementById('x').value);
+ var y = Number(document.getElementById('y').value);
+
+ document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = x + y;
+ return false;
+}
+
+document.getElementById('go').addEventListener('click', add);
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that runs only when 2 things are true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 == ‘string’ && type2 ==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“they are strings”);
+ } else {
+ Console.log(“they are not all strings);
+ }
+}
+
+areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
+
+
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that runs when 1 of 2 things are true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 == ‘string’ && type2 !==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“BINGO! Only one is a string.”);
+ } else {
+ Console.log(“Sorry, something is off.");
+ }
+}
+
+areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
+
+// Write a JavaScript program that runs when both things are not true.
+
+Function areStrings(thing1, thing2) {
+
+ Console.log(“thing1 =”, thing1);
+ Console.log(“thing2 =”, thing2);
+
+ Let type1 = typeof thing1;
+ Let type2 = typeof thing2;
+
+ If(type1 !== ‘string’ && type2 !==’string’) {
+ Console.log(“Neither are strings”);
+ }
+
+ areStrings(“Mark”, “Bob”);
+ areStrings(5, ”Matt”);
+
+//only finish questions 4-8 as homework from step 1
+// the DOM the sum of 5 and 6 equals 11 - let javascript fill in answer scaffolding provided in index.html
+//just do 3 or 4 not all of them from the DOM assignment
+
+//the following comments are in response to an on click question from Erica
+
+// let mySpan = document.getElementById("theTime");
+// mySpan.addEventListener('click', function(){
+// mySpan.innerText = myDate-toString();
+
+// })
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