Learning Plan 2 : Variables and Data Types

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• 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 named apples.
  • Create a variable named oranges.
  • Assign the number 10 to the apples variable.
  • Assign the number 7 to the oranges variable.
  • Output the variables with some text.
  • You have to use the variables and not type the actual numbers when you output the above text. (Hint: you will need multiple document.write(); statements.)
• Sample Output:

    I have 10 apples.
    I have 7 oranges.

• You have to output some text, then a number, then some text. How do we do that? What will the output be?

Your Part 1 Output:

• Open this file in your browser and Microsoft Visual Studio
• After the line: // PART 2: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE:
  • In the coding section below, create these variables:
    • a variable that holds a page count. put the number 100 in it
    • a variable that holds another page count, put the number 200 in it
    • a variable that holds the total of both page counts.
  • Assign the number 100 to the first page count variable.
  • Assign the number 200 to the second page count variable.
  • Add the two variables together and put the total in the total variable.
• Create output that looks like this:

    Book one has 100 pages.
    Book two has 200 pages.
    There are a total of 300 pages.

• You can't just type this in! You have to use the variables and a little math.

Your Part 2 Output:

You practiced creating some JavaScript number variables and then displaying their values on the lab page. You also guessed at how to add two numbers together. We're you right?

• Here are the exercises that go with this lab.
  • 2.2 Assignment 1