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Andrew Michael Potter
@AMPotter
Everyone doing okay?
Jo
@thenobleone
so far so good. Just trying to decide on a guessing game to make
Andrew Michael Potter
@AMPotter
Mine was way stupid. "Can you figure out my favorite genre of music?"
And then like, you'd just type in random genres until I said "Yep."
Try to make it more creative than that, but like, we're testing your coding, not your creative writing.
Jo
@thenobleone
nods i figured as much, just this is where I have the most trouble. Once I have an idea, I can go nuts with it and be creative. The trick is is just getting that starting idea.
Rob K
@rawbklein
ello!
Patrick Breault
@brea9482
reply
Jo
@thenobleone
hey
Mira Machiko Santana
@mirasantana100
Hi guys
Chareesa Graham
@Chareesa
Hey everyone!
CliffordChen
@CliffordChen
yay team andrew
Brenden Martin
@brendenmartin05
Hello!
Jo
@thenobleone
Good morning.
Jo
@thenobleone
Does anyone know if you can you use .toUpperCase() in html on it's own or does it require using it in a .js file?
Nick Klunder
@nklunder
@thenobleone hey, i'm actually in this room by mistake, and saw your question while going to close the chat... but anyway, probably the easiest way to get what you are looking for is just to set 'text-transform: uppercase;' in your CSS for that particular element
Jo
@thenobleone
thanks.
Andrew Michael Potter
@AMPotter
Well shoot, would you believe that there's another Nicholas Klunder from Seattle who codes? What are the odds? Thanks for letting me know that you're the OTHER Nicholas Klunder, I'll have to go find the one I'm looking for. Bonus points for answering a question while you're here! Thanks.
@thenobleone You should be able to do everything in one HTML file for this assignment, with all your JS in <script> tags. If you're using separate JS and CSS files though, then you'll have a head start on a future assignment (on top of just going above and beyond).
Nick Klunder
@nklunder
@AMPotter That's crazy talk! So there is someone currently in Foundations 1 named Nicholas Klunder? I'd like to meet them. Maybe we can form some kind of alliance.
Jo
@thenobleone
okay, I think i'm going nuts.
I'm trying to finish off the code academy JS course and it's asking me to make a Constructor Notation
this is what I have:
var spencer2 = new Object (); spencer2.age = 22; spencer2.country = "United States";
it keep telling me it's the wrong type.
and when I go back and look at the lesson with a matching title that shows that setup so not sure where I'm going wrong.
Jo
@thenobleone
.... it didn't like the space between Object and the parentheses.