WDI Week 2 Assessment
Congratulations on your second week of WDI!

To help us track your progress from the last week, please answer the following questions to the best of your ability:

1. DOM

# Write a line of code that will create a button:
button.createElement("button");
or else button.document.createElement("button") ?

# Write a line of code that will append that button to the document body:
body.appendChild("button");

# Write a line of code that will give the button a class of 'clicked':
button.addClassName("clicked");
(or is this question looking for CSS?)

# Write code that will give the button a click handler and log 'hello'
# to the console when it is clicked:
button.addEventListener("onclick", function() {
  console.log("hello;");
});

# Write code that will give the button a click handler and log **this** button
# object to the console when it is clicked:
button.addEventListener("onlick", function() {
  console.log(this.button);
});

# If you type 'this' straight into the console, you will get an object called
# Window. Explain in one sentence what this object is:
"This" references the current area you're in - in the global scope, within a given function, etc.
A generic "this" not nested under a function/conditional/something else that manipulates the document flow
is located in the global scope, available to the full browser window.

2. CALLBACKS

# A fellow student shows you this code.  When he runs it, he expects it to
# wait three seconds, then write "Ding!" to the console.  Instead, it writes
# "Ding!" immediately.  Find the bug and fix it.

function writeDing() {
  console.log('Ding!');
}

var dingHandle = setTimeout (writeDing(), 3000);

Write your answer here:

setTimeout(writeDing() {
  console.log("Ding!");
} 3000);

3. MISC - ARRAYS AND OBJECTS

# Given the following multi-dimensional array, write the code that will log
# "Eddard" to the console:

var gameOfThrones = [["Joffrey", "Stannis", "Renly"], ["Arya", "Sansa", "Eddard"]];

console.log(gameOfThrones[1][2]);

*** Not sure what I was doing below - other than looping through the array - but perhaps it's relevant?
for (i = 0; i < gameOfThrones.length; i++) {
  console.log(gameOfThrones[i]);
}

for (j = 0; j < gameOfThrones[i].length; j++) {
  console.log(gameOfThrones[i][j]);
}

console.log(gameOfThrones[1][2]);

# Given the following object, write the code that will log "Ramsay" to the
# console:

var gameOfThrones2 = { boltons: ["Roose", "Ramsay"],
             greyjoys: ["Balon", "Theon"]}

console.log(gameOfThrones2: boltons[1]);

# Write the code that will change "Theon" within the gameOfThrones2 object to "Reek":

gameOfThrones: greyjoy[1] = "Reek";