These commands are a helpful quick start. You may choose to ignore them completely and create your own directory structure. If you choose to use this recommendation, just copy the commands below, open a terminal window and paste. It doesn't matter what directory you are currently in.
mkdir -p ~/workspace/exercises/the-static-web/boybands && cd $_
touch index.html
touch boybands.js
Paste the following code into the <body>
of the HTML file.
<div id="boy-bands">
</div>
<div id="vegetables">
</div>
Paste the following code into your JavaScript file.
var bands = ["Boyz II Men", "NSync", "New Kids on the Block", "98 Degrees", "One Direction"];
var vegetables = ["Carrots", "Kale", "Zucchini", "Broccoli", "Squash"];
// The number of loops to perform (what if the array changes?)
var loopCount = 5;
// Keep track of which band we're on in the loop
var currentBand = "";
// Keep track of which veggie we're on in the loop
var currentVeggie = "";
// Get a reference to the appropriate DOM element for bands
var bandElement = document.getElementById(???);
// Get a reference to the appropriate DOM element for vegetables
var veggieElement = ???;
// Start looping
for (var loopTracker = 0; loopTracker < loopCount; loopTracker += 1) {
// Add the band names into the correct <div>
currentBand = ???;
// Add the veggie names into the correct <div>
currentVeggie = ???;
}
Loop through the two arrays provided (bands
and vegetables
) and output each element in the arrays into their corresponding HTML <div>
element. Ensure that each item is in a block element (e.g. li, div, p. etc...)