I think we've now got a pretty good idea of the basics of GSX.
Remember when the most important things to keep in mind is how we can print out some javascript variable
inside of our GSX by using those curly braces just to make sure that we really understand what's going
on.
The next video or the next section is going to have a quick exercise for you to work on.
This is going to be pretty straightforward.
You're just going to make sure that you understand the basics because this is our first exercise.
I want to very quickly show you what's going on inside of it.
So I'm going to put it on the screen here very quickly.
All right.
So this is the exercise Ed. You're going to see this in the next section when you go to it at the very
top are some directions about what you're supposed to do in this problem.
And then you're going to enter or edit some of the code down here.
You'll notice that the code down here after I zoom in on it has a lot of extra code that we haven't
really spoken about a whole bunch such as the script thing right here.
And then if you go all the way to the bottom you'll see some other nasty stuff.
All that extra stuff you see in here is basically just to get re-act working in this little test environment
of sorts.
So in order to solve this problem you only have to really change one single line of code so don't worry
about doing any import statements or any required statements or anything like that.
Just focus on the problem statement up here and making sure that you saw exactly what it's asking for.
Once you've got a solution put together you can then click on Chuck's solution down there and you should
be good to go.
And of course we'll go over a solution together after you give this thing an attempt.
So let's pause right here give this thing a shot.
If you have any trouble with it don't sweat it.
Just move onto the next video and we'll talk about the solution together.