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Lab 6 Reflection

        Lab 6 was quite fun because we had to place two different images as gifs with different face expressions. We also had to place a calculator for the gas mileage. One of the problems I had was the coding had small errors for the calculator, based on the Javascript. The calculator was tricky because one part of it was working for me and the rest wouldn't so, I got help from my classmates. 
     In the end, I learned more about javascript and how to improve on my websites with it. I realized I could use these codings and functions for later on, because lets say I have an internship or an actual job that requires computer work with softwares like Javascript, I can say I have some intel on it and be able to work with it. 
       

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