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Book Store Indexes

We are running an online bookstore and need to keep track of what books we offer. We’ll be working with a database of three tables. The books table is created from the top selling books of all time. The customers and orders tables are randomly generated.

As a note, this project will most likely run slower for you than most other projects in Codecademy. In order to see the benefits of an index, you need a large database. We tried to make the database as small as possible but still large enough to get a benefit of creating good indexes.

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Saucy Tango Food Order Form

In this practice project, you will create a food order form for a restaurant.

The local mom-and-pop shop, Saucy Tango, has received a lot of love from the community recently. To keep up with demand, they’ve decided to open their restaurant for online orders. They’ve entrusted this task to you, a budding React developer.

Your goal is to create a functional form that allows customers to place their orders easily. Once the customer submits the form, the form will alert them about their order details. You will be provided with a menu and your task is to create a form that can take in customer details such as name, phone number, address, and order.

To complete this project, you will use your understanding of controlled React forms. You’ll be using the State Hook to manage the state of the form, and employ event handlers to update the state of the form as the customer fills in their details.

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Styling Rock, Paper, Scissors

In this project, you will get the chance to practice styling React applications using different techniques.

You will be styling a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. However, rather than sticking to one technique, you will be asked to modify its appearance using inline styling syntax, object variable syntax, and, finally, CSS modules!

Throughout the project, you’ll be able to explore the advantages and disadvantages of each approach and practice React naming conventions for style properties.

By the end of this practice project, you will have improved your skills in styling React applications using various techniques and gained a deeper understanding of the different approaches. You will be able to apply your learnings to future React projects and improve your coding skills!

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CodeyOverflow Forum

In this project, we will build the beginnings of a web forum! A forum is an online discussion board where users can exchange their opinions on a variety of topics. The most important component of a forum is the comment section. This is what we’ll work on in this project.

In building this application, you will sharpen your skills in React components by practicing using props as well as defining, rendering, and referencing components.

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MOVE Log

MOVE wants to create an AngularJS app for their workout tracker Log. Here’s what it looks like. The tracker displays a list of exercises. Tapping the %20 or - changes the number of reps for that exercise.

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Pizza Planet

Pizza Planet wants to create an AngularJS app for their restaurant’s menu. Here’s what it looks like. The menu displays the restaurant’s appetizers, mains, and extras.

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Bolt Network 1

Bolt Network wants to create an AngularJS app for their program pages, check out a live preview of this app here. The program page displays information about a show’s airing time on the network.

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Programming Languages

Do you know when C# was invented? How about your other favorite programming languages, like JavaScript, Ruby, and R?

In this project you’ll be using lists and LINQ to search a database for answers!

The data is stored in a .tsv file, which stands for tab-separated values. It’s a common way to export data from a spreadsheet or database — you might see this file type when you try to download data from apps like Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.

Here is what the data would look like as a table (just a few random rows included):

| Year | Name | Chief Developer | Predecessors |

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Going to Bed

This project provides practice for:

• Creating objects from classes
• Writing and using methods
• Using static methods

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Rover Control Center

Welcome to SPACE: Space Program for Aeronautical Collection and Exploration. You are in charge of the Rover Control Center. All rovers on Moon and Mars are under your direction!

This project will show you some ways in which references, inheritance, interfaces, and arrays can help you be a better C# programmer.

When you start this project you don’t need to read through the class definitions. In fact, the project will tell you when you need to look. To start, all you need to know is that MarsRover and MoonRover inherit from Rover:

class MoonRover : Rover