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Strings in javascript

BY: roree D.

How do computers work you ask ? Well, I´ll tell you how. Computers work on a code. This can be hard for beginners, so I will teach you the basics. First, we will talk about javascript.

HINT: this is a variable “ name” EX: let name = ¨name¨

To start we will talk about strings. First, we will put you name in the console.

Put your actual name or any word that will still appear in you console.

If you put another word in the console and you use the same variable, you will override it. Be sure to write it in a different variable. Now that you have different variables, you can add them together like this:

EX: console.log(‘${firstname} ${lastname}’);

HINT: By now you might be noticing that every code has a semicolon in it ( ; ).

If you wanted your whole name to appear in uppercase letters, you can simply do this:

EX: console.log(‘${firstname} ${lastname}’)’.toUpperCase());

For lower case you do this:

EX: console.log(‘${firstname} ${lastname},.toLowerCase());

So that’s the basics to strings in Javascript I hope you have fun with it.

Scrings in Javascript Reflection

By: Rorre D.

I wrote this piece to help kids become more intrigued with coding and to help them begin learning code. Most kids only see certain opportunities for a hobby or career, such as a police officer, doctor, firefighter, or performer. I hope that this helps young students to try coding. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of coding with others. It was fun for me to type up so I hope it’s fun to read.

Logging In

By: McKeanna O.

Logging In Reflection

By: McKeanna O.

I used Google Docs to type my how to article. I inserted images into my document so readers would have visuals to help understand the steps. I uploaded my document to Google Classroom.