Beep Boop Game: Cat Janowitz; October 27, 2017

This is a solo project that involves the design of a game that receives a number from the user. In return the user sees an array of number output starting from zero up to the number that was inputted, where every 0 is replaced with a "Beep!", every 1 is replaced with a "Boop!" and every number divisible by 3 is replaced with, "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.".

• game returns an output of numbers, starting at 0 and up to the number inputted

  • Example Input: 4
  • Example Output (to be modified further): 0, 1, 2, 3, 4

• game replaces every 0 with "Beep!" in that position

• game replaces every 1 with "Boop!" in that position

• game replaces every number evenly divisible by 3 with "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that." in that position

• game returns an unordered list containing the entire output with replacements located at corresponding positions

  • Example Output (modified):
    • "Beep!"
    • "Boop!"
    • 2
    • "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."
    • 4

• access computer with internet connection and a browser

• go to github.com and search "thatcat13"

• browse thatcat13's repositories to find 'beep-boop' repository

• click on 'beep-boop' repository and copy URL link that directs to this specific repository

• access computer terminal and make sure you are at the top directory

• in terminal, after $ prompt, type in: git clone {-don't type the following, just do the following: paste URL into terminal after git clone-} then hit enter

• complete 'beep-boop' repository should be available at top directory (although desktop is suggested)

• browse folder of repository to find 'index.html'; drag file directly into browser OR in browser click file open and access 'index.html'

• or access gh-pages assigned to this project:

• thatcat13.github.io/beep-boop

No known bugs, but I'm a newbie so please keep an eye out for any bugs you may come across.

If you have any issues, please feel free to contact me at:

• [email protected]
• https://github.com/thatcat13

• HTML
• CSS
• Bootstrap
• Javascript
• jQuery

• The MIT License (MIT) applies to:
• Bootstrap (and is copyright 2016 Twitter)
• jQuery

Copyright (c) 2017 Cat Janowitz