This week you will practice storing user input an array and finding saved values.

In this repository there are a few folders, these are the files & folders used in your project:

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├── /lib
|   ├── chai.js
|   └── describe-it.js
├── /scripts
│   ├── /script-variables.js
│   └── /actions
│       ├── /display-found.js
│       ├── /find.js
│       ├── /push-to-array.js
├── /index.html
├── /LICENSE
├── /README.md
└── /style.css

The rest of the folders are code to study:

• /example: a small fully-working project that uses an array to save user input

Most of the code already works, the files you need to work in are listed below. Every other file already works correctly.

• Always have your DevTools open. The debugger will be overwhelming at first, but very quickly you won't know how to work without it.
• Set your debugger to pause on exceptions
• Use breakpoints to step through the tests
• Carefully read all console output, especially error messages. Errors aren't failure they are JavaScript trying to help you!
• Expand errors to practice reading the callstack
• Click on the line numbers to the right of console output to read the source code

• Test your code all the time. Every time you make any changes read the test results in the console and click the buttons to see if they work
• Make one change at a time. If you make many changes at once it's hard to know which one made a difference.

So a good workflow will be something like this (after the project is open in your browser):

1. Click on the button you are studying
2. Step through the handler in your debugger until you reach an error or something that does not work correctly
3. Go to VSCode and make one small change to try fixing the bug, save your changes!
4. Return to the browser, refresh, and click the same button
5. Step through to the line of code that caused problems last time, is it fixed?
6. repeat!