Birmingham | 26-ITP-May | Tobias Amaechina | Sprint 1 | coursework

[Tobias-Amaechina]

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This is PR for coursework Solutions for Sprin-1 of the "Module-Structuring- and Testing-Data Module, it covers key exercises on JavaScript fundamentals (variable assignments, string manipulations , String methods ,random numbers , and mandatory error fixing activities along with interpretation exercises that test understanding of code behaviour and syntax .
1-key-exercises/ — 4 files with solutions for count, initials, paths, and random number generation
2-mandatory-errors/ — 5 files fixing syntax/logic errors (comments, variable scope, type issues, naming)
3-mandatory-interpret/ — 3 files with detailed explanations of code behavior
4-stretch-explore/ — 2 files exploring browser APIs and object concepts

[cjyuan]

Deleted files are also considered "changes". Here's one way to fix the problem.

Reverting Changes

One way to revert changes to a file is via the git restore command.

First, locate a commit before the file was modified. It could be the first commit you made, assuming the branch started in a clean state.

Next, record the first 7 characters of the commit SHA.

Suppose the file is path/to/file, and you want to restore the file to its state before the commit with SHA 1234567.
The command is:

git restore --source=1234567^ path/to/file

In your case, path/to/file is Sprint-2. Since Sprint-2 is a folder, the restore would apply to all files in Sprint-2. You may want to backup the files in Sprint-2 folder first if you still need them later.

After the file is restored, make a commit and push the changes to GitHub.

[cjyuan]

Did you restore the file content by copying-pasting the code?

Different editors on different operating systems may format the last line differently. The safest way to restore the files are either through git restore or copy/paste the whole files.

[cjyuan]

Changes look good.

Well done in fixing the branch.

[Tobias-Amaechina]

Thank you so much @cjyuan

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