Yo, Check Out My Module 4 JavaScript Name Greeter! 😎

Hey there! This is my solution for Module 4 of the Coursera HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers course. It’s a cool little JavaScript program that says "Hello" or "Good Bye" to names in the console, depending on whether they start with a 'J'. Wanna see it in action? Let’s chat about it!

👉 Check it out here: https://ahsankhizar5.github.io/webdev-module4/

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What’s This Thing Do? 🤔

• It loops through a list of names like "Yaakov", "John", "Jen", etc.
• If a name starts with 'J' or 'j', it’s like, "Good Bye John!" in the console.
• Otherwise, it’s all, "Hello Yaakov!"
• Uses separate files for the "Hello" and "Good Bye" logic, all wrapped in IIFEs to keep things clean.
• Super simple HTML to load the scripts, no fancy styling needed.

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How to Run It 🚀

Wanna try it yourself? Here’s the deal:

1. Grab the code:

   git clone https://github.com/ahsankhizar5/coursera-webdev.git

2. Jump into the folder:

   cd coursera-webdev/module4-solution

3. Fire up a local server with Browser Sync (it’s the vibe):

   browser-sync start --server --files "*.html, *.js"

4. Open Chrome, hit http://localhost:3000, and pop open the Console (Ctrl + Shift + J). You’ll see:

   Hello Yaakov
   Good Bye John
   Good Bye Jen
   ...
   

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What’s Inside? 📂

Just a few files:

• index.html: The basic page that loads the JavaScript.
• script.js: Where the name-looping magic happens.
• SpeakHello.js: Says "Hello" to non-J names.
• SpeakGoodBye.js: Says "Good Bye" to J names.

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Tools I Used 🛠️

• HTML5: Just enough to get the scripts running.
• JavaScript: The star of the show, doing all the logic.
• Browser Sync: Makes local testing smooth.
• Chrome Console: Where the output shines.

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Wanna Add Something Cool? 😄

1. Fork my repo on GitHub.
2. Make a new branch:

   git checkout -b your-cool-idea

3. Add your changes and commit:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Added something awesome"

4. Push it and send me a pull request:

   git push origin your-cool-idea

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Free to Use! 📜

It’s under the MIT License, so feel free to use, tweak, or share it.

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Like It? Drop a Star! 🌟

If you think this is neat or it helped you, hit that ⭐ on my GitHub repo. It’d mean a lot!

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💬 “Keep it simple, keep it fun!” — Me, probably