You will:
- Use the provided Starter Code Repository.
- Code your solution.
- Commit changes to your GitHub repository.
- Submit the GitHub Repository Link to the LMS [JSL04] Submission Project Tab.
Check out the practice challenges on Scrimba here: https://scrimba.com/playlist/p9bvd5QH3
Challenge Scenario: In this coding exercise, you will work with the Monster Ternary Operator. You'll use ternary operators to make decisions based on various scenarios involving Monster Energy drinks.
In each of these challenges, the ternary operator is used to decide between two options based on a condition, demonstrating its utility for concise conditional logic. Remember that while ternaries can make the code more succinct, they should be used judiciously to maintain readability, especially for more complex conditions.
- Clone the provided Starter Code Repository to your local development environment (e.g., VSCode): https://github.com/CodeSpace-Academy/Module_4_StudentNo_Classcode_Group_Name-Surname_JSL04
- Open the cloned project in your code editor.
- Code your solution for each of the challenges as per the provided instructions.
- Commit your changes to your local Git repository with meaningful commit messages.
- Push your local Git repository to your GitHub account.
- Verify that the changes have been successfully pushed to your GitHub repository.
- Ensure that your code includes the necessary modifications to meet the challenge requirements.
- Your GitHub repository should contain the updated code files.
- We will review your GitHub repository to ensure that it contains the updated code files.
- We will assess the modifications made to the code to verify that they effectively meet the challenge requirements.
- Successful completion of the project will involve implementing the ternary logic as per the provided instructions.
- We will consider the commit history and meaningful commit messages to evaluate your coding process.
Please follow the provided steps and guidelines to complete the Monster Ternary Operator challenge effectively. Your ability to use ternary operators for conditional logic is a valuable skill, and we look forward to reviewing your work.