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In this tutorial you should either make progress on [[WebFund 2016W: Assignment 6|Assignment 6]] or you should spend your time trying to understand | In this tutorial you should either make progress on [[WebFund 2016W: Assignment 6|Assignment 6]] or you should spend your time trying to understand | ||
Look at and understand [http://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/webfund-2016w/code/exam-storage.zip exam-storage]. | Look at and understand [http://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/webfund-2016w/code/exam-storage.zip exam-storage]. | ||
'''RUN npm rebuild''' if exam-storage doesn't run in your environment! | |||
Note that the code for exam-storage is a guide for solving Assignment 6! | Note that the code for exam-storage is a guide for solving Assignment 6! | ||
In looking at exam-storage, you should try and understand every line of the code. Do you know what will happen to the program when any line is removed? Also, try and make changes such as adding word counts and adding a delete command for each file. | In looking at exam-storage, you should try and understand every line of the code. Do you know what will happen to the program when any line is removed? Also, try and make changes such as adding word counts and adding a delete command for each file. | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 31 March 2016
This tutorial is optional.
In this tutorial you should either make progress on Assignment 6 or you should spend your time trying to understand Look at and understand exam-storage.
RUN npm rebuild if exam-storage doesn't run in your environment!
Note that the code for exam-storage is a guide for solving Assignment 6!
In looking at exam-storage, you should try and understand every line of the code. Do you know what will happen to the program when any line is removed? Also, try and make changes such as adding word counts and adding a delete command for each file.