Lab 27 Reflection

   Lab 27 was the fourteenth video to the whole Javascript30 series and what I have to do for this one was mainly focused around the console. So basically, there were a specific set of commands that could and had to be put inside the console. When using these commands, a certain outcome would be shown in the console when executed. If you type in the word "team" inside the console, then a list of 4 names would appear as that is equivalent to a team. There are more commands that could be put inside the console like "players", "AT", "dev.name" and more that would result in several other results in the console when these commands are put inside. I customized the commands to make it so that when these commands are plugged into the console, the names would be of my Web Design Peers and would appear in a different order from that of the video. This was somewhat of an interesting lab but at the same time, it was pretty boring since not a lot of people know of the console and what it is capable of doing.
   Overall, this lab was pretty simple and easy to finish in my opinion. It was easy to change things up in the console in order to personalize the website. But, to a lot of people, playing around on this website would be boring as they don't see anything special in using the console. I guess the console can be useful here and there. It was some sort of practice given to us by the teacher so that our knowledge in programming keeps expanding and whatnot.


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