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Lab 1 Exercise

  1. Clone your forked repo into your local machine
  2. cd into the repo
  3. Create a development branch separate from master via git checkout -b dev
  4. Set up compiler configuration file tsconfig.json via tsc --init
  5. Enter command npm install --save @types/node to be able to use ES6 types in your function
  6. Code your algorithm for the given specifications in problem-a.ts
  7. Test your changes by compiling the .ts file via tsc ./exercise/problem-a.ts or tsc --watch ./exercise/problem-a.ts to auto-recompile on file save
  8. Run the script via node ./exercise/problem-a.js and check if your code passes the given tests
  9. If your code passes the tests, add, commit, and push your code to dev.
  10. Create a pull request to merge your commits from dev into master in your repository, rather than the repo you forked from.
  11. Submit the link to your pull request on Canvas under Lab 1 Exercise

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