This lab is an opportunity to enhance your JavaScript skills through hands-on practice with array methods forEach, map, find, some/every, and sort().

• On the GitHub page of this repository, click the green "Code" button.
• Copy the URL provided under "Clone with HTTPS".
• Open your terminal and execute:

  git clone [paste the URL here]
  

• This command clones the repository to your local machine.

1. Clone the Repository Directly:

   • Open your terminal on your local machine.

2. Clone Using Terminal:

   • Execute the following command to clone the repository (replace [paste the URL here] with the URL you provided):

     git clone https://github.com/CastonPursuit/Lab-Native-Array-Methods-Pt2.git
     

   • This command will clone the repository to your local machine.

• In your terminal, navigate to the cloned repository's directory:

   cd Lab-Native-Array-Methods-Pt2
  

• Open the project in VS Code by typing:

  code .
  

• You will find the index.js file containing 20 problems, each using a different array method.

• Each problem in index.js focuses on practicing a specific array method.
• Read the instructions for each problem and try to solve it.
• Use console.log() within your solutions to output results.

• Test your solutions by running:

  node index.js
  

• This command executes your code in index.js, allowing you to see the output in the terminal.

• To ensure your solutions are correct, use:

  npm test
  

• This will run any predefined tests to validate your solutions.

• After solving each problem and verifying your solution, commit your progress:

  git add .
  git commit -m 'Completed problem # using Y method'
  

• Replace # with the problem number and Y with the array method used.

• Continue working through each problem, running your code, testing, and committing your solutions.

• After completing all the problems, you're ready for the next phase of your learning journey.
• In the upcoming lesson, you'll learn how to push your solutions back to GitHub, sharing your progress and receiving feedback.

• If you find yourself stuck on a problem, don't hesitate to review the MDN Web Docs on Array methods.
• Collaboration is key to learning. Feel free to discuss approaches with your peers or reach out to a coach for guidance.