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 In this exercise you will use an array to store a list of items, use a for loop to repeat a block of code, and use an if statement to run different instructions based on user input. In this exercise you will use an array to store a list of items, use a for loop to repeat a block of code, and use an if statement to run different instructions based on user input.
 ==== Setup ==== ==== Setup ====
-  * We'll use the first file you created in this lesson called 'lists.html', so open that file in Visual Studio Code.+  * We'll use the first file you created in this lesson called '[[https://techschool.murraygunn.id.au/webdev/classes/lists/3/lists.html|lists.html]]', so open that file in Visual Studio Code.
   * Create a file called 'lists.js' in the same directory.   * Create a file called 'lists.js' in the same directory.
   * We'll also return to [[https://jsfiddle.net|jsfiddle]] to try out a few things.   * We'll also return to [[https://jsfiddle.net|jsfiddle]] to try out a few things.
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   * Using this technique, we can display the results of our list in our Visual Studio page.   * Using this technique, we can display the results of our list in our Visual Studio page.
   * Open 'lists.html' and add an unordered list just before the closing <html></body></html> tag.   * Open 'lists.html' and add an unordered list just before the closing <html></body></html> tag.
-<code><h2>Players</h2>+<code>  <h2>Players</h2>
   <ol></ol>   <ol></ol>
 </body></code> </body></code>
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 ==== Iterating Arrays ==== ==== Iterating Arrays ====
   * So now that you understand how for loops work, we can apply it to an array.   * So now that you understand how for loops work, we can apply it to an array.
 +  * Open your jsfiddle tab again.
   * Let's edit the for loop you have already.   * Let's edit the for loop you have already.
 <code>var text = ""; <code>var text = "";
 for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) { for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
- text += i + "<br />";+ text += cars[i] + "<br />";
 } }
 document.body.innerHTML = text;</code> document.body.innerHTML = text;</code>
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 <code>var carList = ""; <code>var carList = "";
 for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) { for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
- carList += i + "<br />";+ carList += cars[i] + "<br />";
 } }
 document.body.innerHTML = carList;</code> document.body.innerHTML = carList;</code>
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 <code>var carList = ""; <code>var carList = "";
 for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) { for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
-  carList += i + "<br />";+  carList += cars[i] + "<br />";
 } }
 document.body.innerHTML = carList;</code> document.body.innerHTML = carList;</code>
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   * Let's see how this works in jsfiddle.   * Let's see how this works in jsfiddle.
   * Add an alert to your Javascript code.   * Add an alert to your Javascript code.
-<code>alert("cars has " + cars.length + "items.");</code>+<code>alert("cars has " + cars.length + " items.");</code>
   * Run that and check that it does what you think it should.   * Run that and check that it does what you think it should.
   * So we can change our continuing condition for the list of players as follows.   * So we can change our continuing condition for the list of players as follows.
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 }</code> }</code>
   * The basic structure of this code is <html>if (condition) { code to execute if true }</html>.   * The basic structure of this code is <html>if (condition) { code to execute if true }</html>.
-  * We have a condition inside the <html> () </html>, and only if that code is true do we run the code inside <html> {} </html>.+  * We have a condition inside the <html> () </html>, and only if that condition is true do we run the code inside <html> {} </html>.
   * In this case, our condition is <html> x == 2 </html>, which checks the value of <html> x </html> and the value of <html> 2 </html>. If the value of <html> x </html> is 2, then it will run the code displaying an alert.   * In this case, our condition is <html> x == 2 </html>, which checks the value of <html> x </html> and the value of <html> 2 </html>. If the value of <html> x </html> is 2, then it will run the code displaying an alert.
   * Since we've just defined <html> x = 2 </html> (first line), this condition is true and the alert will be displayed. Try it now.   * Since we've just defined <html> x = 2 </html> (first line), this condition is true and the alert will be displayed. Try it now.
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 }</code> }</code>
   * Run that and try it out for yourself.   * Run that and try it out for yourself.
 +
 +==== Final Code ====
 +  * [[https://jsfiddle.net/maganthro/t3bq247f/13/|jsfiddle]]
 +  * [[https://techschool.murraygunn.id.au/webdev/classes/lists/4/es.php|lists.html]]
 +  * [[https://techschool.murraygunn.id.au/webdev/classes/lists/4/listsjs.php|lists.js]]
 +  * [[https://techschool.murraygunn.id.au/webdev/classes/lists/4/lists.html|final result]]
  
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