Remember: rows start at index zero!
We’ve already given you two row definitions, cat-row and dog-row:
cat-row = row-n(animals-table, 0) # Sasha is a cat
dog-row = row-n(animals-table, 10) # Toggle is a dog1 Use the Animals Table to identify the index of a row containing…
a lizard |
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a rabbit |
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a fixed animal |
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a male animal |
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a female animal |
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a hermaphroditic animal |
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an unfixed animal |
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a young animal (<2 years) |
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an old animal (>10 years) |
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2 What code would you write to define lizard-row?
3 What code would you write to define rabbit-row?
4 What code would you write to define fixed-row?
5 What code would you write to define male-row?
6 What code would you write to define female-row?
7 What code would you write to define hermaphrodite-row?
8 What code would you write to define young-row?
9 What code would you write to define old-row?
Add this code to your Animals Starter File! You’ll want these rows for later!
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