Lab 07

Part 1: Fake News

Your goal for this section is to tinker around on the New York Times website and change a few things to make it your own.

1. What is the link to their website where the New York Times is listing their open positions?

https://boards.greenhouse.io/thenewyorktimes

2. What font does the New York Times use for their headings?
• Header: "The New York Time"

Answer: font: is a svg image, a logo

• Sub Header: No Jurors Picked on First Day of Trump’s Manhattan Criminal Trial

Answer: font-family: nyt-cheltenham, georgia, 'times new roman', times, serif;

• Sub Header: Some of the Key Players

Answer: font-family: 'nyt-franklin', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

• Sub Header: But I’m All Grown Up With a Job of My Own

Answer: font-family: nyt-cheltenham, georgia, 'times new roman', times, serif;

3. Change three of their headlines to three things that happened to you today.
• Header: "The New York Time"

Change to: Web Design DeCal

• Sub Header: No Jurors Picked on First Day of Trump’s Manhattan Criminal Trial

Change to: My breakfast is toasted Chinese dumpling

• Sub Header: Some of the Key Players

Change to: Todo list

• Sub Header: But I’m All Grown Up With a Job of My Own

Change to: Uh Now, My final projects are mixed!

4. Finally, take a screenshot of your browser and put it in your code submission. It should look something like this (with your own headlines, the logo should still say "The New York Times").

Part 2: Magic Number

1. In your "Inspect" panel within your browser, click into the "Console" tab and into the field where you can enter code.
2. Define a variable called x and assign it any integer value you want. Enter this line of code into the console and press enter.
3. Let's multiply this number by 3. Assign this to a new variable called y. Type this line of code into the console as well.
4. Next, we will add 6 to y. Then, divide y by 3.
5. Subtract the number x that you initially had from the variable y and assign it to the variable magicNum. Now print out this final magic number by using console.log().
6. Define a new variable called magicWord and assign it the value of the string with your name concatenated with the magic number. Print out this string in the console as well.
7. Finally, take a screenshot of your console with all your code and output displayed and upload it to your code submission.