LAB 17 Reflection

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Jhoan Muy
AP Computer Science Principles
2/15/19

Lab 17 Final Product
In my AP Computer Science Principles class we used javascript code to make a form which asked for the users information. Using code such as onClick's which allowed for a popup window to appear allowed one to jot down your info and buttons to submit we were able to make an easy and at the end verify the info by being able to see it again. It was a lab which gave me the opportunity to use my knowledge of basic javascript code to make a form which from here on can be iterated to something more intriguing and complex. Overall a good lab, which challenged and helped with the getting used to the use of different code, javascript.  

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