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Test driven development, the JavaScript Date object, classes and Jest.
A haiku is a poem that consists of three lines. The first has five syllables, the second has seven, and the third has five. Start by creating an application that checks whether a poem is in fact a haiku. If you have time, build out your application so that it can randomly generate haikus.
This project provides an excellent opportunity for TDD with Jest.
Your logic should verify that the poem has three lines. Your logic should verify English syllable rules (and exceptions) one at a time. A quick Google search will provide information on English syllable rules. If you successfully complete a Haiku checker, continue to build out your application to randomly generate haikus. Make sure to use class syntax and, as always, use TDD to develop your business logic before writing any user interface logic.
The user should be able to enter in a date and see what day of the week that date occurred on.
- Clone this repo to your workspace.
- Navigate to the top level of the directory.
- Open index.html in your browser.
- No known bugs.
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