1. Fork this repository by clicking "Fork" on this page: https://github.com/meet-projects/y2s19-js-meetx.
2. In Terminal, change directory onto your Desktop: cd ~/Desktop
3. Clone the repository y2s19-js-meetx onto your Desktop, replacing <username> with your Github username in the following command:
   • $ git clone https://github.com/<username>/y2s19-js-meetx.

0. Make sure you are in the ~/Desktop/y2s19-intro-js directory. Open vars.html in Sublime Text (or any other text editor). Write all of your code in between the <script></script> tags.
1. Use prompt to ask the user for the year they were born. Store this value as a Number using parseInt in a variable called birthYear.
2. Ask the user for their lucky number. Store this value as a Number using parseInt in a variable called luckyNumber.
3. Create two String type variables called favFruit and favSubject. favFruit should contain your favorite fruit, and favSubject should contain your favorite subject.
4. Answer the following questions:
   1. What is the remainder when birthYear is divided by luckyNumber?
   2. What is the value of birthYear + luckyNumber?
   3. What is the value of birthYear + favSubject?
   4. What is the value of favFruit + birthYear + luckyNumber?
   5. What is the value of birthYear + luckyNumber + favSubject?

Not sure what to do? Try Googling for the following terms: javascript string to int, javascript variables, javascript order of operations

1. Ask the user for three things that they are excited for about MEET, separated by a comma and a space: ", ".
2. Split their answer into an array using and sort the array.
3. Finally, join the resulting array together with ", " and display it on the web page with document.write.

Not sure what to do? Try Googling for the following terms: javascript split string, javascript sort array, javascript join array

1. Let's write a guessing game! The code given to you generates a random number from 1 to 100 and stores it in a variable called randomInt. Using loops and conditionals, write a guessing game that does the following:
   1. Prompt the user to guess a number.
   2. If their guess is greater than randomInt, tell them that they guessed too high. If their guess is less than randomInt, tell them that they guessed to low.
   3. If they guessed correctly, congratulate them and let them know how many guesses it took them to get the right answer.

1. A palindrome is a phrase that, when only letters are kept, reads the same both forwards and backwards. For example, "Madam, I'm Adam" is a palindrome, because when only letters are kept, "madamimadam" is the same as its reverse.
2. Write a function called isPalindrome(<word>) that returns true or false, depending on whether or not the argument is a palindrome, using our provided isLetter(<char>) function. A for loop and learning to copy an array will be helpful too.
3. Prompt the user to input a phrase, and then output to the screen a message whether or not their input is a palindrome.

0. Make sure you are in the ~/Desktop/y2s19-js-meetx directory. Open style/style.html in Sublime Text (or any other text editor).
1. Find out how to use CSS to rotate elements with this W3schools article.
2. Open style.js in Sublime Text. Use JQuery to change the style of the MEET logo:
   • Finish the function updateSize. You should set the width of the the MEET logo to equal newSize in pixels.
   • Finish the function updateLeftPosition and updateTopPosition functions.
3. If you finished, get checked off by a TA or instructor. Nice job!

0. Make sure you are in the ~/Desktop/y2s19-js-meetx directory. Open events/events.html in Sublime Text (or any other text editor).
1. Open events.html in Sublime Text.
   • Notice that there is a button with an id of moveButton on the page.
   • Notice that there is a paragraph with an id of message on the page.
2. Open events.css in Sublime Text.
   • Notice that #message has position: fixed. This means that you can move the paragraph in events.html around easily.
3. Edit events.js in Sublime Text. Using jQuery, add code so that when moveButton is clicked, the message paragraph moves to a random place on the screen. We have provided helper functions randomX() and randomY(), which return random X and Y positions on the screen.
4. If you finished, get checked off by a TA or instructor. Nice job!

0. Make sure you are in the ~/Desktop/y2s19-js-meetx directory. Open content/content.html in Sublime Text (or any other text editor).
1. Open content.js in Sublime Text.
2. Add code to content.js so that every time the "Increment" button is pressed, the counter increases by 1.
3. Add code to content.js so that when the "Reset" button is pressed, the counter is reset back to 0.
4. If you finished, get checked off by a TA or instructor. Nice job!

0. Make sure you are in the ~/Desktop/y2s19-js-meetx directory. Open classes/classes.html in Sublime Text (or any other text editor).
1. Using Sublime Text, add three buttons to classes.html.
   • The first button should have id of bigButton and with BIG Button written on it.
   • The second button should have id of hideButton and with HIDE Button written on it.
   • The third button should have id of rotateButton and with ROTATE Button written on it.
2. Using Sublime Text, edit classes.css. Finish the .big CSS rule. Any element with the class of big should have the following style (use Google if you don't know how to use any of these styles):
   • Font size of 72pt.