1. Fork this repo and git clone it down to your computer.
2. Create two files index.html and script.js.
3. Include script.js in index.html using a <script> tag.
4. Open index.html in your web browser and open the console.
5. After answering each section below, git commit your work.
6. When you're finished or when time is up, push your work to your remote repo and file a Pull Request.

Why pay a fortune teller when you can just program your fortune yourself?

Store the following into variables

• job title
• geographic location
• favourite sport
• side project

Using the variables you defined, output your fortune to the console like so:

"You will be a Programmer in Portugal, playing Tennis while building a Flying Car."

Google the formula for converting from Celsius to Fahrenheit and vice versa.

Store a celsius temperature into a variable. Convert it to fahrenheit and output:

"__°C is __°F".

Now store a fahrenheit temperature into a variable. Convert it to celsius and output:

"__°F is __°C".

• Create a variable that contains your birth year.
• Create a variable that contains an arbitrary, future year.
• Calculate your 2 possible ages for that year based on the stored values.
• For example, if you were born in 1996, then in 2022 you'll be either 25 or 26, depending on the month.
• Output to the screen, substituting the correct values like so:

  "I will be either __ or __ in YYYY".

For each expression, predict what you think the output will be in a comment (//) without first running the command. Then run the expression in the console. Note the actual output in a comment and compare it with your prediction.

typeof "potato"
// Prediction: Vegetable
// Actual: String

What is the output of each of the expressions below?

typeof 15
// Prediction:
// Actual:

typeof 5.5
// Prediction:
// Actual:

typeof NaN
// Prediction:
// Actual:

typeof "hello"
// Prediction:
// Actual:

typeof true
// Prediction:
// Actual:

typeof 1 != 2
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("hamburger" + "s")
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("hamburgers" - "s")
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("1" + "3")
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("1" - "3")
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("johnny" + 5)
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log("johnny" - 5)
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log(99 * "luftbaloons")
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log(5 + true)
// Prediction:
// Actual:

console.log(5 + false)
// Prediction:
// Actual:

What's going on in the second half of the previous question ("hamburgers" - "s" onwards)? Are there any "rules" we can pull from those examples? Further reading.