In this program the user is prompted questions about programming. Traversing the DOM to insert code into our HTML.

To do/Needed.

• Inititalize values

• Populate HTML

• make it dynamic-- maybe use .innerHTML to generate the next set of questions? Hmmm. Or what is a better way of doing it? research.

• Timer in all pages (or the 1 page) at the top of page. How much time should they get. Per question or for the whole quiz? For the whole quiz would be easier.

            document.getElementById("timer").innerHTML =  hours + "h "+ minutes + "m " + seconds + "s ";

            still need end text i.e. innerhtml = "EXPIRED"

            should all answers after timer expire = false? create a variable that checks truthiness on answers

• score counter if score = true then +1 to score. Maybe a for loop? we'll need a variable init for score else if score = false "execute.this"

• High Score will need to be an array. We're going to append and/or add to the array of high scores. Hmmm maybe we should do an empty [] to start, then use shift or another array adder to start adding scores. We're going to do the two value-pairs:

initials & scoreValue

user input on initials. We'll need a user gui input. what is relevant js. include it here.

• ~~~Develop at least 4 options to pick from on each question. math.floor(math.random +1) ????? we'll need a plus 1 and make it a range of 4 options. Does that mean 0-3 so that we have 4 total indexes? hmmmm. or 1-4 doesn't really matter~~

• woff2 file added and ROBOTO font added. Waded through @font-face hell. Pretty cool.

1. If the dev wants to console log multiple object properties in the same console.log() '&&' does not work. How do we print multiple properties on the same line?

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4. || pipe it!

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6. If a test-taker wanted to take "full-advantage" of their resources... In other words potentially cheat on this test how would they do it?

7. Eliminate the most improbable answers then make an educated guess.

8. Ask their instructor/mentor.

9. Google it.

10. Inspect ELement for class/id.

User can cheat by inspecting elements. If answer is called by class and other answers are called by something else--user can find the right answer without actually knowing it. Consider revising in the future.

Will closures reduce cheating? Research. can minify and obfuscate code to decrease readability--one option?

All valid questions. But instead I added an ID describing each answer. We'll go by id's rather than a "wrongId" and a "correctId".It'll be referenced in the JS rather than in the HTML. That'd help, right? Yes. Obfuscates it slightly.