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What is scope? Your explanation should include the idea of global vs. local scope.
With variables, there are two types: global and local. A global scope is a variable that is declared in the main body source of your code.
For example, imagine you have an JS file that has a variable declared *before* there is a function. Your global scope 
would look like this: var schoolName="Island"; A local scope is a variable that has been declared and is *only* accessible through a set of
instructions, such a function. For example, if you were to have a JS file, and in this JS file there is a function called "mySchool."
Then your local scope in your JS file would look like this: function mySchool()
                                                            var schoolNames="Island";

Why are global variables avoided?
Global variables are avoided because they can make your code extremely messy. Global variable or scope that is declared can be available

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//object creator
function createMyObject () {
  return {
    foo: 'bar',
    answerToUniverse:42,
    'olly olly': 'oxen free',
    sayHello: function () {
      return ('hello');
    }
  }

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//thinkful notes with pedro dec.8.16
function mostFrequentWord(words) {
  // count = {};
  // count['apple'] = 1;
  // count['apple'] = 3;
  // count['apple'] = count['apple'] + 3;

  // This would give me an object like:
  // var count = {
  //  apple: 6

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//most frequent word
function mostFrequentWord(words) { 
  var count = {
    orange:1,
    apple:3,
    kiwi:2
    
    var biggestWord = "";
    var biggestCount=0;
    object.jetys(count).forEach(

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//word counter drill
function wordCounter(word_list) {
  
}

// Should return { apple: 3, orange: 1 }
wordCounter(['apple', 'apple', 'apple', 'orange']);

function wordCounter(word_list){
  var fruit = {};

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EXAMPLE PROBLEM W/MICHAEL
//var number_list = [1,3,6,6,7,8,2]

function problem(number_list){
//var number_list = [4,6,10,12]
var sum_counter = 0

for(var i = 0; i <number_list.length; i++) {
  var value = number_list[i]
  sum_counter = value + sum_counter

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1.)make student report
function makeStudentsReport(data) {//function name w/ argument
  var answers = [];//create an empty array
  for (var i=0; i<data.length; i++) {//for loop that measures length
    var reports = data[i];//create another variable that has the argument
    //inputting the for loop variable?
    answers.length(reports.name  + reports.grade);//ask the computer to 
    //print the length of the answers
  }
  return answers;//returning the array with proper information 

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1.) Link Here, Link There
<main>
  <h2>1. Open this Link THERE!</h2>
  <p><a href = "#" target="https://www.stackoverflow.com">Stack Overflow </a></p>
  --> Replace this text with a link that links to the Stack Overflow website and opens in a new tab. 
  
  <h2>2. Click a link to send email!</h2>
  <p> <a href= "mailto:username@site.org?subject=link%20here%20link%20there%20linkhere,linkthere">Blank Email</a></p>
</main>
---> Replace the text in this paragraph that opens a blank email with the subject line, link here, link there 

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1.) Drill 1: Width, Height, Color, Border
In this drill, you’ll add classes to the two divs to create a blue box and a red box, as described in the code comments and paragraphs in the code pen. To complete this drill, you'll need to use the following CSS properties:

background-color
margin-bottom
border

SOLUTION: 
html
<main>

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1.) To complete the drill for element selectors below, you'll need to target section elements and h1 elements. Specifically:
Write one ruleset for sections that gives them a bottom margin of 90px
Write one ruleset for header elements that sets font-family to Helvetica.


HTML:
<main>
  <section>
    <header>
      <h1>Really important section header</h1>