LB 8-Journal Reflection

              The objective of this lab was to create a webpage containing all instances of loop statements. As a demonstration of our skills in web design, this lab was a portrayal of our skills in web design so far regarding loop statements. With this, we can manipulate our future assignments by using this lab as a reference to our future labs and projects regarding these codes that were used. The difficulty level of this lab was kept at a minimum since we had w3schools.com as a reference as well to complete this assignment. Although the code implemented gave a better understanding of the code and how it's processed, it's still hard to understand how such code can be used in further assignments with more complications to come along the way since it can be used to design complicated webpages with utter resilience.
                Anyhow, this lab was much easier than I thought and its relevance to web design has now cleared any dilemma that existed with this code before. With this experience that has been gained through Dreamweaver and coding, I can at least  manipulate the code to a certain extent in which it can be used to show certain aspects of a website such as the button function. By using the button function, I've created a function within the button in such a way that when it's clicked, it'll show just how the array is processed through the use of the code. As such, by using the function it can be used to create a visual presentation of whatever seems necessary to be used in variety of ways such as the demonstration below.    

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