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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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In the lesson5_project folder, open the styles.css file in your css folder.
- Add a style that sets the body's font family to sans-serif.
- Add a class called text-center and set the property to align text to the center.
Open the index.html file.
Set up your index file like you did from previous lessons.
- Tip: Use emmet here. Type an exclamation point and hit tab. All the information you need will be added to the index file.
- In the title tag, add Lesson 5 Project.
- Add an h1 tag with the title Lesson 5 Project, and apply the text-center class to it.
- Make sure your main.js file is linked in your HTML file.
- Make sure your styles.css file is linked in your HTML file.
- Create a p tag with an id of result.

Now, copy/paste the JavaSCript you see below into your main.js file.

/*

Problem: The principal of a school needs to know the percentage of students in the school that submit their homework. (This should be calculated by first determining the homework submission per student in each classroom, and then calculating the average submission per classroom across the school.)

For this assignment, you'll be creating a function to create many objects.

*/

//1. Create an object called stuHwAverage. The properties you'll create should include Teacher Name, Student Count and Homework Submitted.
// You'll also need to create a method that calculates the homework submitted per classroom (Homework Submitted divided by Student Count).

//2. Create at least 3 classroom objects. Each object should contain matching variables from above (Teacher Name, Student Count and Homework Submitted).

//3. Calculate the average number of homework assignments submitted across the school (Add the 3 classroom averages and divide by 3).

//4. Convert the returned number into a percentage

//5. Output your results to an id called result and assign the id a string that reads like the following:
//Approximately 78% of classes surveyed submit their homework.
//(The percentage will change depending on the numbers you choose for student count and homework submitted.)