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+
CodeQuest Logo ({ default: () =>
Back to Dashboard
, })); +// Mock next/font/google +vi.mock("next/font/google", () => ({ + Cinzel: () => ({ + className: "mocked-cinzel-font", + }), +})); + // Mock react-youtube vi.mock("react-youtube", () => ({ default: ({ videoId }: { videoId: string }) => ( diff --git a/src/app/tutorial-hello-world/page.tsx b/src/app/tutorial-hello-world/page.tsx index d0675c5..a097547 100644 --- a/src/app/tutorial-hello-world/page.tsx +++ b/src/app/tutorial-hello-world/page.tsx @@ -2,102 +2,139 @@ import BackToDashBoardLink from "@/components/back-to-dashboard-link"; import YouTube from "react-youtube"; +import { Cinzel } from 'next/font/google'; + +const cinzel = Cinzel({ + subsets: ["latin"], + weight: ["400", "700"], +}); + +// body text (Times New Roman= more readable) +const bodyFontClass = "font-serif text-amber-950"; +// titles (Cinzel font) +const cinzelTitleClass = cinzel.className; export default function TutorialHelloWorld() { return ( -
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+
+ +
-
- {/* Quest Title */} -

- Quest: The Oracle's First Greeting - Whispering "Hello World" + {/* "scroll"*/} +
+ + {/* title*/} +

+ Quest: The Oracle's First Greeting

- {/* Flavor Text*/} -

+ +

Welcome, brave coder! Your journey into the mystical lands of programming begins now. Before you can conjure complex spells or build mighty digital fortresses, every adventurer must learn the first incantation, the universal greeting recognized across all realms:{" "} - "Hello World". This + "Hello World". This simple phrase is your key to unlocking the power of code.

-

+

This quest will guide you through understanding and wielding this fundamental magic.

-
- {/* Section 1 */} -
-

+
+ + {/* section*/} +
+

What is this "Hello World" Sorcery?

-

+

In the ancient scrolls of programming, "Hello World" is the traditional first spell learned. What does it do? It simply commands the machine - your loyal golem - to display the message{" "} - + "Hello World!" {" "} on the screen.

-

+

Think of it like teaching a parrot its first words. You're not asking it to recite poetry yet, just to say "Hello!" It's the basic proof that you can communicate your intentions to the machine and make it respond.

-
- {/* Section 2 */} -
-

Why This First Greeting Matters

-

Why start with something so simple?

-
    +
    + + {/* section */} +
    +

    + Why This First Greeting Matters +

    +

    Why start with something so simple?

    +
    • - It's Tradition: Like a knight + It's Tradition: Like a knight receiving their first sword, programmers worldwide start here. It connects you to generations of coders before you!
    • - It's a Test: Successfully making the + It's a Test: Successfully making the machine say "Hello World" proves your basic setup is working. Your coding environment, the language you're using - they're all aligned and ready for more complex commands. It's like checking if your magic wand sparks before trying to levitate a mountain.
    • - It's Confidence: Seeing your very + It's Confidence: Seeing your very first command come to life, even a simple one, is a powerful boost! It's the first step on your epic journey.
    -
    - {/* Section 3 */} -
    -

    + +
    + + {/* section*/} +
    +

    Visualizing the Incantation (Conceptual Example)

    -

    +

    Imagine you have a magical scroll (your program). To perform the "Hello World" greeting, you'd write an instruction similar to this:

    - 
    +          
                 {`// Command the Oracle (or Screen) to speak:\nDisplay: "Hello World!"`}
           
    
-          
    
+          
    
             Different programming languages (spellbooks) have slightly different words for the
             'Display' command (like{" "}
-            print,{" "}
-            console.log,{" "}
-            echo), but the core
+            print,{" "}
+            console.log,{" "}
+            echo), but the core
             idea is the same: tell the machine to show those exact words.
    -
    + +

); -} +} \ No newline at end of file