Practice listening for and handling JavaScript DOM Events
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Stoplight Exercise

As always, fork and clone this repo. Submit a Pull Request when you are done.

Stoplight

Challenge One: Button Click

Wire up the controls to the left of the stoplight so that when a button is clicked, the corresponding bulb will turn on and all others will turn off.

Challenge Two: Button Toggle

Alter your event listeners to toggle the on/off state of each bulb. All three bulbs can be on or off from now on.

Challenge Three: Group "Hover" Handler

  • Keep your existing code, but add new event listeners on each of your buttons that log "Entered <textContent> button" when a user mouses over a button.

  • Add new event listeners on each of your buttons that log "Left <textContent> button" when a user mouses out.

  • Add a single event listener on all three buttons as a group. In your group event handler, log the textContent of each button when a user clicks the button.

Bonus Challenge: On/Off Message

  • If the corresponding bulb is off when a user clicks a button, change the log message in your group event listener to say "<textContent> bulb on"

  • If the corresponding bulb is on when a user clicks a button, change the log message in your group event listener to say "<textContent> bulb off"

Screenshot of the stop bulb lit up

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