Lab 25 Reflection

Lab 25 was the twelfth video to the whole Javascript30 series and what I have to do for this one was to use the console and have several unicorns and rainbows appear when a certain sequence of letters are typed. So basically, every time you type something on the website itself, the console will pick up every symbol or letter that is being typed. That's one part of this lab to work. Another part is to create some sort of "secret key" that whenever you type out that specific word, on the console it should appear as "DING DING" showing you typed the word right. Last but not least, with these functions settled into the Javascript coding, you are provided a link and a styling that includes of several and many unicorns and rainbows that will appear when "DING DING" happens. So, for my lab, I chose the word "lazlo" which is all lowercase and made the background white so that the user can enjoy of the colorful images that will pop up every time "DING DING" happens. It was a lot of fun to try out myself and will try to add this sort of artwork and coding into my future websites and projects and labs.
  Overall, this lab was pretty simple and easy to finish in my opinion. It was some sort of practice given to us by the teacher so that our knowledge in programming keeps expanding and whatnot. It was actually really fun doing this as we got to be creative.

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