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Midterm Exаm Overview:Yоu will be wоrking оn creаting а Student List application from scratch. I have provided an image with some style recommendations; if you do not see a style recommendation for a particular HTML element, use any styling you want to make your page look like Figure 1 below. Part 1 (80 points):Figure 1 Instructions Download "data.js" from under the Midterm module. You will need to create a new HTML file and any other files you think is necessary for styling and writing your code. I have provided some style guidelines in Figure 1 above, but other than that you are free to style this page however you wish. When the HTML page first loads, the four students from data.js should display like shown on Figure 1. If a student's GPA is less than or equal to 2.75, the row for that student will appear "pink". If the GPA is less than or equal to 3.3, the row for that student will be "yellow" and if the GPA is greater than 3.79, the row will be "lime". If the GPA does not fall within these ranges, the row will not have any color as seen with Homer Simpson. When "Add Student" is clicked, you will need to make sure that the 5 fields (first name, last name, phone number, email address and GPA) are not empty. You don't have to check if the phone number or the email address is in the right format. If any of the fields are missing, you will display a message (All fields are required) like the following: If the GPA is not a numeric value, then you will alert the user that "GPA must be a number.". If the fields are populated properly, then the student is added to the list and the fields are emptied as shown below: Testing and guidance The list will keep on growing as you add new students. If you refresh your browser page, the student list will be reset to the original 4 students from Figure 1. Using what you have learned so far in the class, you can implement this page any way you want. The page does not need to look exactly like my example in Figure 1 but try your best to make it look similar. Part 2 (20 points): For this question, you will add a new feature to what you built in Question 1. You will add a "Remove Student" button as shown below: Clicking on that "Remove Student" button will ask the user which row do they want to remove. In the example below if "2" is entered and the "Ok" button is clicked, the row with "Bart Lincoln" will be be removed. Testing and guidance The list will keep on growing/shrinking as you add/remove students. If you refresh your browser page, the student list will be reset to the original 4 students from Figure 1. Grading Criteria The exam will be graded with the following weight: 70% for the page working as expected. 20% for the page's styling. 10% for the neatness of the code written. Submission Once you are done, please put all your files in a zip file named with the format lastname_firstname_midterm.zip.
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