Name: 07 - Numbered Lists &
Uploaded: 2023-09-01T00:34:21.042Z
Duration: 3 min 9 s
Description: In this lesson, we demonstrate the 2-step process of making numbered (ordered) lists in a webpage. Why and how do we use these types of lists? Find out in this video!

In this lesson, we demonstrate the 2-step process of making numbered (ordered) lists in a webpage.  Why and how do we use these types of lists? Find out in this video!

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07 - Numbered Lists <ol> & <li>

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Dr. Apel has consistently delivered stellar tutoring in statistics, math, and probability.

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I'm a mid-career Physician Executive who engaged Geoff to bring me through the long and challenging process of actuarial certification (ie - some very advanced mathematics focused on probability, statistics, and finance).  I personally hold degrees in engineering, medicine, and business from MIT, Dartmouth and Rutgers.

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Dr. Geoff is an amazing tutor! He is patient and breaks down to a level that is clear, concise and precise. Currently doing probability with him.

We extend what we did in the previous video on Boolean values using the compound logical operators "and" & "or".  How do we use and write them in a JavaScript statement? Find out in this video.

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07 - Compound Logic

What are Boolean values, and how are they used in JavaScript? Find out in this video.

06 - "boolean" Data Type

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05 - "string" Data Type

In your first coding challenge, you are asked to write a line of JavaScript that will produce a random integer 1, 2, 3,..., 10.

04 - Coding Challenge 1

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03 - Rounding & Random 

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02 - Math Methods

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01 - "number" Data Type

In this video we explain what JavaScript is and why it is so important.  Additionally, we introduce the Chrome console, which will be used in all of the subsequent lessons.  Please watch this first so that you can code along with us in the most popular programming language!

00 - Intro PLEASE WATCH FIRST

At last, we finally talk about how to add colors, sizes, and other formatting to elements of your web page.  Don't miss this important lesson!

12 - Styles

In this video we use the site https://picsum.photos to insert random photos of specific sizes into a website.  

11 - Images

Find out how to add links to other websites in this lesson.

10 - Links

Comments are an important part of every program.  How do you add comments in HTML, and why is it important to do so?  Find out in this lesson!

Dr. Geoff A.

07 - Numbered Lists <ol> & <li>

Dr. Geoff's HTML videos

07 - Compound Logic

06 - "boolean" Data Type

05 - "string" Data Type

04 - Coding Challenge 1

03 - Rounding & Random

02 - Math Methods

01 - "number" Data Type

00 - Intro PLEASE WATCH FIRST

12 - Styles

11 - Images

10 - Links

09 - Comments

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12 - Styles

11 - Images

10 - Links

09 - Comments

08 - Bulleted Lists <ul> & <li>

06 - Breaks <br />

05 - Paragraphs <p>

04 - Horizontal Lines <hr />

03 - Headings <h1>, <h2>, ..., <h6>

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