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  1. Codecademy-Projects Codecademy-Projects Public

    A collection of projects completed whilst doing a Codecademy Pro Paths and courses.

    JavaScript 1

  2. html-css-javascript-getting-started html-css-javascript-getting-started Public

    Forked from craigshoemaker/html-css-javascript-getting-started

    Sample application for "Building Websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Getting Started"

    HTML

  3. JavaScript30 JavaScript30 Public

    Forked from wesbos/JavaScript30

    30 Day Vanilla JS Challenge

    HTML 2

  4. Codecademy - JS: Calculating Sleep Debt Codecademy - JS: Calculating Sleep Debt
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    // Create a function that accepts the day as a parameter and returns the hours you slept for that day.
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    const getSleepHours = day => {
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      switch (day) {
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        case 'Monday':
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          return 6;
  5. Codecademy -JS: Race Day Exercise Codecademy -JS: Race Day Exercise
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    let raceNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000);
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    const earlyRegistration = true;
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    const age = 18;
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    // If the runner is over 18 add 1000 to their race number (a way to seperate the age ranges)
  6. Codecademy - JS: Whale talk Lopps Ex... Codecademy - JS: Whale talk Lopps Exercise
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    # Codecademy - JS: Whale Talk Loops Exercise Brief
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    Take a phrase like ‘turpentine and turtles’ and translate it into its “whale talk” equivalent: ‘UUEEIEEAUUEE’.
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    There are a few simple rules for translating text to whale language: