Lab Dieciocho.One | Array Cardio 1 | Jorge Carty

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Lab 18 isn't called Array Cardio 1, instead, it's a patience tester 1. This lab was SOO oagashgiohasklglajksheoahglkas. I managed to finish it. I can see why this lab is useful, it helps you organize data and sorted it out depending on how you want to sort it out but WAS IT NECESSARY TO GET THIS MUCH INFORMATION TO SORT? ðŸ˜‚😂😂 Anyways, this was tedious, veryy tedious but useful.

Leaving all jokes aside, this lab had no HTML nor CSS at all, all took place in the console. We were given information about Inventors? Scientists? and my job was to make different lists sorting these people by names, last names, age (youngest to oldest), etc.

In order to achieve this, many const were used, these were responsible for the sorting of the list. The reason why I used many Consts because I needed to make multiple lists. Another thing I had to do was calculate how many years each person lived.

This is very important for a web designer because even though it's not as visual on a web page at all, it can help with data organizing. For example, if you need to keep different information about people, you can sort them by their last name and find everything fairly quickly.

Code used to make this lab (JavaScript)

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