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Front-End-Developer - Level 1<br />

13.The Ping Pong Test Code Review<br />

The Ping-Pong test<br />

The code review for this week is a programming test that makes sure you understand how to<br />

use loops, conditionals, and variables. The challenge is to simply make a web page where<br />

the user is prompted to enter a number, and then the page displays every number up to that<br />

number. But, for multiples of three, the page prints "ping" instead of the number, and for<br />

multiples of five, the page prints "pong". For numbers that are multiples of three and five, the<br />

page prints "ping-pong".Here's an example:<br />

Take the test and make the page! Here is a hint: To tell if one number is divisible by another<br />

number, use the % operator. For example, if a variable called number is divisible by 7, then<br />

number % 7 returns 0 .<br />

Due: Friday, October 16th at midnight<br />

Below are the objectives the instructor will use to review your code.<br />

This week's code review objectives<br />

All previous standards (last code review's objectives) are in place<br />

Logic is easy to understand<br />

JavaScript function(s) process user input<br />

jQuery updates the DOM after user input<br />

Last review's objectives<br />

Variable names are descriptive of what they represent<br />

Web page is styled using Bootstrap and CSS<br />

Code has proper indentation and spacing<br />

Commits are made regularly with clear messages that finish the phrase "It will..."<br />

Project README that includes:<br />

author name<br />

program name<br />

description<br />

setup instructions with link to project on github.io<br />

copyright and license information<br />

Javascript Code Review<br />

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