lecture-template.md

Intro Cheese

Objectives
Review an example lecture template in markdown
Identify 3 unique attributes of cheese
Build a fort out of cheese

Let's explore cheese formatting lectures in markdown.

Pro-Tip: Make sure to look at the raw markdown for this page!

Section Heading (##)

“The quicker you let go of old cheese, the sooner you find new cheese.” -- Spencer Johnson, Who Moved My Cheese

Sub-Section (####)

Recommendations:

• Use h1 only for the lecture title.
• For greater visual clarity between sections, avoid using h3's (###), instead:
  • use h2s (##) for sections
  • use h4s (####) for sub-sections
  • and use strong (**strong**) for sub-sub-sections -- (make sure there's a line break above and below).

Sub-Topic (**Sub-Topic**)

Let's talk about code-blocks.

// path/to/directory/file.js  --> highly recommended you indicate file/directory in a comment

var cheese = ["brie", "gouda", "cheddar"]

function last(arr){
  console.log("beep bop boop"); // this is not a return value
  return arr[arr.length-1];
}

last(cheese) //=> "cheddar"

Use comments to indicate the return value of functions/variables. But watch out to disambiguate between output that is a console.log vs a return. They are very different!

Questions

**How would you grab `"gouda"` from the `cheese` array!?** (Click Here)

```js cheese[1] // "gouda" ```

Pro-Tip: <detail><summary> blocks (like above) are amazing! Just make sure to indicate to "click here"!

Exercises

• Code Smells - solution
• Bonus: Find the Cheese - solution

Resources

• The Docs
• Wallace & Gromit
• Must Read: Who Moved My Cheese