Lab 23

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For this lab, we had to make sure that if the user presses a button and holds down the shift key while doing it, all the buttons would become pressed. To do this, we only need a simple if statement with an "and" conditional. If this conditional is satisfied, all the check boxes would be ticked. We also have an additional if statement that checks any boxes between two ticked boxes. I don't think I have any work that would utilize this function, so this lab would be just a demonstration of what JavaScript can do.


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