Lab 23 Reflection

Javascript is an extreme course that has to do with coding but can be done by anybody with just the right practice. For every lab, we had to watch a video that would show us how to do each lab, and the process for it. For lab 23, we had to create a checklist with boxes to click on which gave options to check each item or not. If you checked one box, hold shift, and click another box , it will check all the boxes in between it. This is useful for any other project I would given, and can use it for my own personal ideas.
For the future, I can even use it for my business career with sites, and apps because it is a checklist, and can be used as a survey even. This lab was quite easy for me because it was fun, and the code was given, and creativity was expanded. Most likely, I would use this coding for the checklist because it can used as an idea for upcoming project.

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