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Create a variable and store the string "pizza" in it...
// Answer goes here...For questions 2-5, use the code below to answer questions 2 through 4.
var names = ["Jonas", "Inigo Montoya", "Slim Shady", "Mr. Robot"];
var clown = {
name: "Joker",
evil: true,
minions: ["Bozo", "Harley Quinn", "Grumpy", "Chuckles"],
enemy: {
name: "Batman",
evil: false,
minions: ["Robin", "Alfred"]
}
};Access the value "Jonas" out of the names array...
// Answer goes here...Write a for loop that prints hello NAME to the console. NAME should be replaced with a name that appears in the names array. Each iteration of the loop should print a different name.
// Answer goes here...Access the value "Alfred" out of the clown object...
// Answer goes here...Set a new property on the object stored in the variable clown. Make it anything you want!
// Answer goes here...Write a function that takes an array as an argument and returns the array's first value...
// Answer goes here...What is Git, what problem does it solve? What is the difference between Git and Github?
# Answer goes here...
What is the difference between a fork and a clone?
# Answer goes here...
How would you link a CSS file entitled hardstyle.css in an HTML file?
<!-- Answer goes here... -->For Questions 10 & 11 use the code example below...
<body>
<div id="dog-resume">
<ul class="skillz">
<li> - Bone Location</li>
<li> - Remote Sniffing</li>
<li> - Delineating Territory</li>
<li> - Shoe Deconstruction </li>
<li> - Carpet Stain Placement </li>
</ul>
</div>
</body>Write a CSS selector that will apply styling to an element with an id of dog-resume...
/* Answer goes here... */Write a CSS selector-rule that will select and apply styling to every <li> inside of a <ul>:
/* Answer goes here... */