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London | ITP-May-25 | Houssam Lahlah | Sprint 3 | Reading List #750
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- Changed console.log to use address.houseNumber instead of address[0] - Ensures correct display of house number in output
- Replaced invalid for...of loop on object with Object.values() - Ensures all property values of author are logged without errors
- Replaced object string output with ingredients joined by newline - Ensures each ingredient is printed on its own line as intended
…and fix it from the original main branch
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Good work on this sprint, your reading list work well.
For your questions:
- Yes, I think this is very readable and should be easy to maintain
- One change you might want to make that could follow best practice more would be to give each element a class, and then style that class in a css file, rather than setting the colour directly in javascript. Do you want to attempt this?
- Yes, this javascript looks efficient and clear
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Self checklist
## Changelist
What I did:
Implemented a reading list that dynamically displays a list of books using JavaScript.
Displayed book title and author, and added book cover images.
Highlighted books that are already read by changing their background color.
Structured the page using semantic HTML (ul, li, p, img).
Followed best practices for DOM manipulation and accessibility.
## Questions
Do you think the logic for marking books as read is clear and maintainable?
Is there anything I could improve in how I structure the list items or apply styles?
Is my use of JavaScript efficient and clear?