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    This document provides guidance and questions for students to investigate apps that use lists. It includes questions about two apps, Outfit Picker and Band Namer, that generate random outputs by picking from lists. For Outfit Picker, students are asked why it uses two lists and variables, what the event handler does, and how removing certain function calls would affect the app. For Band Namer, students are asked why it uses two lists and how the random number generation works. Later questions cover the Pair Maker app and how it joins names, selects partners, and what would break with changes to the conditional or order of lines.

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    This document provides guidance and questions for students to investigate apps that use lists. It includes questions about two apps, Outfit Picker and Band Namer, that generate random outputs by picking from lists. For Outfit Picker, students are asked why it uses two lists and variables, what the event handler does, and how removing certain function calls would affect the app. For Band Namer, students are asked why it uses two lists and how the random number generation works. Later questions cover the Pair Maker app and how it joins names, selects partners, and what would break with changes to the conditional or order of lines.

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    This document provides guidance and questions for students to investigate apps that use lists. It includes questions about two apps, Outfit Picker and Band Namer, that generate random outputs by picking from lists. For Outfit Picker, students are asked why it uses two lists and variables, what the event handler does, and how removing certain function calls would affect the app. For Band Namer, students are asked why it uses two lists and how the random number generation works. Later questions cover the Pair Maker app and how it joins names, selects partners, and what would break with changes to the conditional or order of lines.

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    CSP U5L02 Lists Investigate Activity Guide

    Level 2​ - watch the video


    ____________________________________________________________

    Pick ​EITHER​ ​the Outfit Picker app on ​Level 3​ OR​ the Band Namer app on ​Level 4​ to investigate
    ____________________________________________________________
    If you selected ​Outfit Picker on Level 3​ answer these questions

    1. Lines 1-2: Why does this program use two lists? What is each one storing?
    ○ One stores the random name the other one stores the button

    2. Lines 4-5: Why does the is program include the variables ​topsIndex​ and ​bottomsIndex​? What
    would happen if these variables were removed from the program?
    ○ IT would stop the 2 random words from appearing

    3. Lines 10-15: Write a short description of what this event handler does.
    ○ Will make the program pick a random word out of a certain amount and display one
    word on the random top and random one on the bottom

    4. Line 18: What is the conditional statement ​topsIndex < topsList.length - 1​ checking? What would
    break if it was instead ​topsIndex < topsList.length​?
    ○ It wouldn't have the -1 messing up the code

    5. Lines 38-43: Find all the places that the ​updateScreen​ function is called. What changes about
    the way the app runs if any of these calls were removed?
    ○ It is used once the button is pushed and changes most of the screen

    ____________________________________________________________
    If you selected ​Band Namer on Level 4​ answer these questions

    1. Lines 1-2: Why are there two lists in this app instead of 1?

    2. Lines 4-5: Why is "Sideways Monkeys" always the first band name shown?
    3. Line 10: What would break if this line read ​randomNumber(0,nounList.length)​ instead of
    randomNumber(0,nounList.length-1)​?

    4. Lines 17-20: Write a short description of what each line in this function is doing.

    ____________________________________________________________
    Level 5​ - watch the video

    ____________________________________________________________
    Level 6​ answer the following questions about the Pair Maker app

    1. Line 6: What does ​.join()​ do? Why is it necessary for this app to run?
    a. Combines to names together

    2. Line 7: This line of code references an ​"options"​ property of a dropdown. Write a short
    description of what this line of code does.
    a. It makes the dropdown menu with the peoples names on it

    3. Lines 18-19: This line of code references an ​"index"​ property of a dropdown. Go look at
    what that property does in Design Mode. Then describe how these lines of code work
    together to remove a user from the list of partners?
    a. Locks in the right choices for the pair equation

    4. Line 24: Why does this conditional read ​peopleList.length >= 2​? What would break if it read
    peopleList.length >= 1​ instead?
    a. You would only get half the match and not the whole thing

    5. Line 26 - 27: What would happen if you switched the order of these two lines of code?
    a. It would mess up the order

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