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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 ' | + | * We'll use the first file you created in this lesson called '[[https:// |
| * Create a file called ' | * Create a file called ' | ||
| * We'll also return to [[https:// | * We'll also return to [[https:// | ||
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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. | ||
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