Requirements for SBA 308-JavaScript-Fundamentals [X] Declare variables properly using let and const where appropriate. [X] Use operators to perform calculations on variables and literals. [X] Use strings, numbers, and Boolean values cached within variables. [X] Use at least two if/else statements to control program flow. Optionally, use at least one switch statement. [X] Use try/catch statements to manage potential errors in the code, such as incorrectly formatted or typed data being fed into your program. [X] Utilize at least two different types of loops. [X] Utilize at least one loop control keyword such as break or continue. [X] Create and/or manipulate arrays and objects. [X] Demonstrate the retrieval, manipulation, and removal of items in an array or properties in an object. [X] Use functions to handle repeated tasks. [X] Program outputs processed data as described above. Partial credit will be earned depending on the level of adherence to the described behavior. [X] Ensure that the program runs without errors (comment out things that do not work, and explain your blockers - you can still receive partial credit). [X] Commit frequently to the git repository. [X] Include a README file that contains a description of your application. Step 1: A learnerMap is created that organizes assignment submissions by each learner's unique ID. This makes it easier to find all submissions for each learner based on their ID. Step 2: An assignmentMap is created that organizes assignment details by each ID. Each learner's submission is processed to calculate the score as a perecentage for each asssignment along with an average score on assignments. Fixed repository issue. Step 3: Due Dates, Submission Dates, Current Dates successfully printed along with correct results. Step 4: Added boolean value to track if assignment was submitted late. Step 5: Implement try/catch statement to check for error date comparison in assignment. Step 6: Implented remaining above steps in assignment in different stages as I was able.
**# Learner Assignment Tracker ** A simple JavaScript program for tracking and calculating assignment scores for learners in a course. This tool processes submission data, calculates each learner’s average score, and applies a 10% penalty to late submissions.
#Key Features *Assignment Processing: Calculates scores based on possible points, factoring in each assignment's weight. *Late Submission Handling: Applies a score penalty for assignments submitted past the due date. *Error Management: Uses try/catch to handle unexpected data issues (like missing assignments or invalid dates). *Detailed Console Output: Outputs results per learner, including scores and any penalties applied.
# Tech Stack *JavaScript and Node.js for data processing and command-line output.
This project is designed to demonstrate basic JavaScript concepts such as loops, conditional logic, and error handling while producing a useful tool for tracking learner progress.