Learning Plan 2 : Variables and Data Types

• Name:
• Section:
• Email:

• Open this file in your browser and Microsoft Visual Studio
• Add your name, section, and email
• After the line: PART 1: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE:
  • Create a variable for a name.
  • Prompt the user for a name and assign the resulting value to the variable you created.
  • Output the variable to the page.

Your Part 1 Output:

• After the line: PART 2: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE:
  • Create a variable for a first name.
  • Create a variable for a last name.
  • Prompt the user for a first name and assign the resulting value to the first name variable.
  • Prompt the user for a last name and assign the resulting value to the last name variable.
  • Output the first name variable to the page with a document.write() statement.
  • Output a single space with a document.write().
  • Output the last name variable to the page with a document.write() statement.
• Sample Output:

	Joe Smith

Your Part 2 Output:

• After the line: PART 3: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE:
  • Create two variables
    • firstName
    • lastName
  • Prompt the user for a first name and assign the value to the firstName variable.
  • Prompt the user for a last name and assign the value to the lastName variable.
  • Output the user's first name on one line.
  • Output the user's last name on the next line.
• Sample Output:

    Joe
    Smith

Your Part 3 Output:

• After the line: PART 4: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE:
  • Create variables for the following:
    • a street address
    • a city
    • a state
    • a zip code
  • Prompt the user for each value.
  • Output the street address on one line.
  • On the next line, output the city followed by a comma and a space, the state following by a space, then the zip code.

Your Part 4 Output: