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about me :)

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 16 Sep 2020 04:28:23 +0000

Create a blog post in which you share your skills, best projects, leadership activities and dream job!!!

Hello! My name is Jocelyne and I would describe myself as a team player... I like to think of myself as a person who likes to learn as well. My best projects have been those that I have been able to do for school, such as designing webpages or applications. I was invited to work on a web designing project at Southwest University, which is the university I currently study at. I was invited along side two other students. This project has been lots of fun as it lets us put in action all the things we have been learning in class. This also lets us come across real life problems, and figure out real life solutions. My dream job would be doing anything that will help me grow professionally. I think I would also like to teach others about what I am passionate about!

Enums lesson 19

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 11 Mar 2020 20:07:13 +0000

In this lesson we learned about enums which are sort of like a list of things, There are also cases in the enums, these can be compared to list items. Creating enums makes it better when we are coding and want to provide the user with different options but not any option. The user will only be able to chose from the options provided by the program. Using an enum is better than using a string or an int for this same reason. For example, imagine you ask a toddler what their favorite color is they might say something like apple... We know that is not an option, now with an enum we can ask them the same question but when they answer us they must answer from only colors! so they would say something like green or blue or blue-green.

DQ lesson 18

Jocelyne1124 — Sat, 07 Mar 2020 06:24:20 +0000

In this lesson we created apps that where on an Iphone 4. We learned how to add constraints so that we can have a nice view no matter what device we used. We also learned about adding images and sounds to an app. We learned about auto layout constraints and stack view. Auto layout is when you set the disance between items to always be the samee no matter the device you are working from. Constraints is used in auto layaout to determne how views should be laid out or sized. Stack view you literally stack items eiher vertically ot horizotally.

Lesson 17 DQ

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 19:10:09 +0000

In this lesson we created an app in which we could change the colors of an area that was controlled by sliders and switches. We learned about connecting them to the code so that they would change the color. When connecting the sliders and switches we noticed the difference between an outlet and an action. Outlets connect variables while actions connect the controls such as the switches and the sliders we used. A developer might opt to use control events rather than the default event when they want to personalize a part of their application.

Lesson 16 DQ

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 19:09:14 +0000

In this lesson we learned how to make a responsive application, we learned how to program the application give several different responses depending on the question and structure and the length of the question, in this app is similar to the way our brain processes information because when someone asks us a question we first gather the information we analyze it and depending on what their question is we answer their question we, much like the user interface would return a response.

WK2Discussion

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 19:07:18 +0000

Creating a responsive design allows a higher number of users to have a better user experience no matter what device they might be viewing a webpage from. This is important because when a user is easily navigating your webpage there will be more likely to return to the web page as well as recommend it to someone else. It is also very important because most people have mobile device such as a phone or a tablet and they use them to access. Webpages, responsive web design will enhance and facilitate their experience.

WK 1 Lesson 15 Discussion Question

Jocelyne1124 — Tue, 03 Mar 2020 20:06:17 +0000

Explain in your own words the lesson. In this lesson we learned about creating new structures to customize their properties and functions to better suit our individual needs.
Include the following questions:  What is the difference between a function and a method? These two are the same for the most part with the difference that in a method belong to classes, structs, and enums, while functions do not.  Why are structures a better way to define data than just declaring a series of variables? By defining a structure and assigning the data value within it, you are able to save time. You can also refer to only specific information within that structure and create many more things.

Before and After Bootstrap

Jocelyne1124 — Sat, 22 Feb 2020 02:40:54 +0000

Go through the eBook preface and explain why do you think frontend development can be separated into two eras (before and after Bootstrap)?

I think the reason why front end development can be separated into two different eras is because before bootstrap the process to code in a way that is visually appealing was extremely complicated. After bootstrap everything was revolutionized and simplified. The ways that developers could code and have an end-product that was as beautiful or probably even more is what set these two eras apart, developers could do better and more work in less time.

Week 5 discussion

Jocelyne1124 — Sat, 08 Feb 2020 04:00:27 +0000

Why do you think arrays in Swift only support a collection of objects of the same type. This is so that the array can be read easier and things can be kept clean. For example if you'd like to create a function where you are adding two numbers from the array and the index that you are using falls on a string, the program will return an error.
How can you access objects within an array one at a time? you would call them based on their index for example arrayX.5
How might you check if an array is empty? This can be done by checking isEmpty.arrayX

Lesson 13 Discussion

Jocelyne1124 — Sat, 01 Feb 2020 05:20:08 +0000

A contains function will evaluate the whole string, while the hasPrefix function only evaluates the first word of the string and the hasSuffix focuses on the last word of the string.

when you type the user in lowercase of uppercase you find that the bool is case sensitive, to fix this you must create a method(?) that will allow the string to be evaluated in all lowercase or all uppercase

EX: let lowerCaseQuestion= question.lowerCased

let upperCaseQuestion=question.upperCased

Module 5 Discussion

Jocelyne1124 — Wed, 29 Jan 2020 20:54:40 +0000

What are the three table row group elements and in what order should they be entered in HTML code?

The three table row elements are <.TH> <.TR> and <.TD>.

Write code to create a column group in which the first two columns belong to the introCol class and the next three columns belong to the col1, col2, and col3 classes respectively.

<.colgroup><.col id="introCOL" col span= 2 /><.col id ="col1"/><.col id = "col2"/> <.col id = "col3"/> <./colgroup>

Write code to change the background color of the 2 columns belonging to the introCol class to yellow.

tr: introCOL {.background: yellow}

What are the only CSS properties that can be applied to columns and column groups?

The only CSS properties that can be applied to columns and column groups are back ground colors and cell sizing.

In the case of conflicting styles, which has the higher precedence: the style of the row group or the style of the column group?

The style of the row has the highest precedence.

Write the CSS style code to set the height of every table row in the table header to 25 pixels.

table.disscusion t-body tr {.height: 25 px}

Write code to display an unordered list as a table, the list items as table rows, and hypertext links within each list as table cells.

<.table border= "1"> <.ul> <.tr> <.th> <.li>List Item 1<./li> <./th> <.th> <.li>List Item 2<./li><./th> <./tr> <.tr> <.td id = "cell1"> <.a href="#">hello<./a><./td> <.td id = "cell2"><.a href="#">hi<./a><./td> <./tr> <./ul><./table>

Module 4 Discussion Question

Jocelyne1124 — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 17:55:52 +0000

The following code will create an unorderd list.
<!DOCUTYPE html> <.html> <.header><.title><.body><.p><.ul><.li> Vikings<./li> <.li> Bears<./li> <.li> Lions<./li><./ul><./p><./body><./html>
The following code will create an order list, in decending order.
<!DOCUTYPE html> <.html> <.header><./header><.title><./title><.body><.p><.ol reversed start= "5"><.li>Pulp Fiction<./li><.li>The Dark Night<./li> <.li> The Godfather<./li> <.li> The Godfather: Part II<./li><.li> The Shawshank Redemption <./li><./ol><./p><./body><./html>
A description list consists of 3 HTML elements; Details, summary and paragraph. The <.Details Open> tag will open content by default.The <.summary> tag will be the actual summary of what will be included and this is the overview the reader will see. The paragraph tag(<.p>) is where we will type the information that will be displayed when we pull down this menu.
The following code will create a navigation list for the respective files:
<.!DOCUTYPE html> <.html> <.header><.title><.body><.p>
<.nav><.a href=“index.html”>Home |<.a href=“faq.html”>FAQ |<.a href=“contacts.html”>Contacts