Add initial korean quiz files

1-getting-started-lessons/1-intro-to-programming-languages/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz along with your submission by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What language would you most likely use to create a website?
+
+- [ ] Machine Code
+- [ ] JavaScript
+- [ ] Bash
+
+2. Development environments are unique to each developer
+
+- [ ] True
+- [ ] False
+
+3. What will a developer do to fix buggy code?
+
+- [ ] Syntax highlighting
+- [ ] Debugging
+- [ ] Code formatting

1-getting-started-lessons/1-intro-to-programming-languages/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. A program can be created without the creator writing any code
+
+- [ ] True
+- [ ] False
+
+2. Low level languages are a popular choice for:
+
+- [ ] Websites
+- [ ] Hardware
+- [ ] Video game software
+
+3. Which one of these tools would most likely be in a web developer's environment?
+
+- [ ] Hardware, like a Raspberry Pi
+- [ ] Browser DevTools
+- [ ] Operating system documentation

1-getting-started-lessons/2-github-basics/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. A place to compare and discuss the differences introduced on a branch with reviews, comments, integrated tests, and more is:
+
+- [ ] GitHub
+- [ ] A Pull Request
+- [ ] A feature branch
+
+2. How would you get all the commits from a remote branch?
+
+- [ ] `git fetch`
+- [ ] `git pull`
+- [ ] `git commits -r`
+
+3. How do you switch to a branch?
+   
+- [ ] `git switch [branch-name]`
+- [ ] `git checkout [branch-name]`
+- [ ] `git load [branch-name]`

1-getting-started-lessons/2-github-basics/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. How do you create a Git repo?
+
+- [ ] git create
+- [ ] git start
+- [ ] git init
+
+2. What does `git add` do?
+
+- [ ] Commits your code
+- [ ] Adds your files to a staging area for tracking
+- [ ] Adds your files to GitHub

1-getting-started-lessons/3-accessibility/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Lighthouse only checks for accessibility problems
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Color-safe palettes help people with
+
+- [ ] color-blindness
+- [ ] visual impairments
+- [ ] both the above
+
+3. Descriptive links are vital for accessible web sites
+   
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

1-getting-started-lessons/3-accessibility/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. An accessible web site can be checked in which browser tool
+
+- [ ] Lighthouse
+- [ ] Deckhouse
+- [ ] Cleanhouse
+
+2. You need a screen reader to test accessibility for visually-impaired users
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. Accessibility is only important on government web sites
+   
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

2-js-basics/1-data-types/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Constants are the same as `let` and `var` to declare variables except
+
+- [ ] Constants must be initialized
+- [ ] Constants can be altered
+- [ ] Constants can be reassigned
+
+2. Numbers and ____ are JavaScript primitives that handle numeric data
+
+- [ ] bigint
+- [ ] boolean
+- [ ] star
+
+3. Strings can reside between both single and double quotes
+   
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

2-js-basics/1-data-types/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. Booleans are a data type you can use to test the length of a string
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+1. The following is an operation you can perform on a string
+
+- [ ] concatenation
+- [ ] appending
+- [ ] splicing
+
+3. `==` and `===` are interchangeable
+   
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

2-js-basics/2-functions-methods/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Arguments must be provided for all parameters in a function
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. What does a default value do?
+
+- [ ] Sets a correct value
+- [ ] Gives a starter value for a parameters so your code still behaves if you omit an argument for it
+- [ ] Has no utility

2-js-basics/2-functions-methods/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. What's an argument?
+
+- [ ] It's something you declare in the function definition
+- [ ] It's something you pass into a function at invocation time
+- [ ] It's something you have with people you know
+
+2. True or false: a function must return something
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

2-js-basics/3-making-decisions/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What would the following code return: `'1' == 1`
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Choose the correct operator to express _or_ logic
+
+- [ ] `a | b`
+- [ ] `a || b`
+- [ ] `a or b`

2-js-basics/3-making-decisions/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. The following operator `==` is called
+
+- [ ] Equality
+- [ ] Strict equality
+- [ ] Assignment
+
+2. A comparison in JavaScript returns what type?
+
+- [ ] boolean
+- [ ] null
+- [ ] string

2-js-basics/4-arrays-loops/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What part of a for-loop would you need to modify to increment its iteration by 5
+
+- [ ] condition
+- [ ] counter
+- [ ] iteration-expression
+
+2. What's the difference between a `while` and a `for-loop`
+
+- [ ] A `for-loop` has a counter and iteration-expression, where `while` only has a condition
+- [ ] A `while` has a counter and iteration-expression where `for-loop` only has a condition
+- [ ] They are the same, just an alias for one another
+
+3. Given the code `for (let i=1; i < 5; i++)`, how many iterations will it perform?
+   
+- [ ] 5
+- [ ] 4

2-js-basics/4-arrays-loops/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class*
+
+1. To refer to specific item in an array, you would use a
+
+- [ ] square bracket `[]`
+- [ ] index
+- [ ] curly braces `{}`
+
+2. How do you get the number of items in an array
+
+- [ ] The `len(array)` method
+- [ ] The property `size` on the array
+- [ ] The `length` property on the array

3-terrarium/1-intro-to-html/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. [Spans and Divs are interchangeable]
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. [The head of an HTML doc can contain:]
+
+- [ ] [the title tag]
+- [ ] [metadata]
+- [ ] [all the above]
+
+3. [You can't use deprecated tags in your markup]
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+- [ ] [false, but they have been deprecated for good reason]

3-terrarium/1-intro-to-html/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about HTML*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. HTML stands for 'HyperText Mockup Language'
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. All HTML tags need both opening and closing tags
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+3. Using semantic markup is most important for 
+
+- [ ] [code readability]
+- [ ] [screen readers]
+- [ ] [maintenance]

3-terrarium/2-intro-to-css/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+You will need to reference the following learn module to complete the quiz:
+
+[Work with CSS](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/build-simple-website/4-css-basics)
+
+1. [You can write CSS directly in the head section of your HTML file]
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+1. [It's always necessary to include CSS in your app]
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+- [ ] [false, but if you want it to look good you need CSS]
+
+1. [Which browser tool can be used to inspect CSS?]
+- [ ] [Elements]
+- [ ] [Styles]
+- [ ] [Network]

3-terrarium/2-intro-to-css/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about CSS*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. HTML elements must have either a class or an id in order to be styled
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. CSS stands for 'Complete Style Sheets'
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+3. CSS can be used to create animations 
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]

3-terrarium/3-intro-to-DOM-and-closures/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. [The DOM is a model to represent a document on the web]
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. [Use JavaScript closures to perform the following:]
+
+- [ ] [write functions within functions]
+- [ ] [enclose the DOM]
+- [ ] [close script blocks]
+
+3. [Fill in the blank: Closures are useful when one or more functions need to access an outer function's ______]
+
+- [ ] [arrays]
+- [ ] [scope]
+- [ ] [functions]

3-terrarium/3-intro-to-DOM-and-closures/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about the DOM*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. The DOM stands for 'Document Object Management'
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. The DOM can be thought of as a tree
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+3. Using the Web API, you can manipulate the DOM
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]

4-typing-game/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Just about anything a user does on a page raises an event
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Common events include
+   
+- [ ] click_event
+- [ ] select_event
+- [ ] input_event
+- [ ] all of these
+
+3. You can use anonymous functions to create event handlers
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

4-typing-game/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. Event-driven programming is when a user 
+
+- [ ] clicks on a button
+- [ ] changes a value
+- [ ] interacts with the page
+- [ ] any of the above
+
+2. In procedural programming, functions are called
+
+- [ ] any time
+- [ ] in a specific order
+- [ ] left to right
+
+3. The universal method exposed in the DOM for registering event handlers is called
+   
+- [ ] addEventListener
+- [ ] addListener
+- [ ] addEvent

5-browser-extension/1-about-browsers/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. The World Wide Web was invented by
+
+- [ ] Tom Barnard-Loft
+- [ ] Tim Berners-Lee
+- [ ] Trish Berth-Pool
+
+2. The first browser was called
+
+- [ ] World Wide Web
+- [ ] Mozilla
+- [ ] Netscape
+
+3. Browsers can store a user's browsing history
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

5-browser-extension/1-about-browsers/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about browsers*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. You can get browser extensions from
+
+- [ ] WalMart
+- [ ] The browser's extension store
+- [ ] The App store
+
+2. NPM stands for
+
+- [ ] Node Package Manager
+- [ ] Netscape Primary Mix
+- [ ] Natural Processing Manager
+
+3. Your browser can serve web pages both securely and insecurely 
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

5-browser-extension/2-forms-browsers-local-storage/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. LocalStorage is cleared every time you close the browser window
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. The main browser window controls a browser's extension's LocalStorage
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. REST in an API context stands for
+- [ ] Representational State Transfer
+- [ ] Returning State Tasks
+- [ ] Rendering State To Browser

5-browser-extension/2-forms-browsers-local-storage/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about the browser*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. APIs stand for
+
+- [ ] Application Programming Interfaces
+- [ ] A Programming Inference
+- [ ] Anti Proven Intentions
+
+2. Use an API to interact with
+
+- [ ] Another web-connected asset
+- [ ] A database
+- [ ] Either of the above
+
+3. Anyone can create an API 
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

5-browser-extension/3-background-tasks-and-performance/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. To get a better view of your site's performance, clear its cache and reload in the profiler
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Browser extensions are inherently performant
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. Analyze the following for performance bottlenecks
+   
+- [ ] DOM traversals
+- [ ] JavaScript optimizations
+- [ ] Asset management
+- [ ] All the above

5-browser-extension/3-background-tasks-and-performance/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. Test the performance of your app
+
+- [ ] Using the browser's tools
+- [ ] Using a separate software package
+- [ ] Manually
+
+2. The 'performance' of a web site is an analysis of
+
+- [ ] How fast it loads
+- [ ] How fast the code on it runs
+- [ ] Both of the above
+
+3. Overall, the 'weight' of web pages over the past few years has gotten
+- [ ] lighter
+- [ ] heavier
+- [ ] stayed the same

6-space-game/1-introduction/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Classes rely on inheritance to ascribe to behaviors
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Composition is a preferred design pattern for game objects
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. Pub/Sub stands for:
+   
+- [ ] Publish/Subscribe
+- [ ] Print/Staple
+- [ ] Publish/Sanitize

6-space-game/1-introduction/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about game development using JavaScript*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. JavaScript is an unpopular language for building games
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+2. Pub/Sub is a preferred pattern for managing the game's assets and flow
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]
+
+3. Object inheritance can be handled by either using classes or composition
+
+- [ ] [true]
+- [ ] [false]

6-space-game/2-drawing-to-canvas/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. You can perform drawing operations directly on the Canvas
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. You listen to the `onload` event to know when an image has loaded asynchronously
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. You draw images onto a screen with an operation called
+   
+- [ ] paintImage()
+- [ ] drawImage()
+- [ ] draw()

6-space-game/2-drawing-to-canvas/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about game development*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. The Canvas element is what you use to draw on a screen
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. You can only draw simple geometric shapes
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. The point 0,0 is in the bottom left
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

6-space-game/3-moving-elements-around/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. You always need to redraw the screen
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. What is a game loop?
+
+- [ ] A function that ensures the game can be restarted
+- [ ] A function that decided how fast the game should run
+- [ ] A function that is invoked at regular intervals and draws what the user should see
+
+3. A good case for redrawing the screen is
+   
+- [ ] A user interaction happened
+- [ ] Something has moved
+- [ ] Time has passed

6-space-game/3-moving-elements-around/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about game development*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. Any object on the screen can receive keyboard events
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. You can use the same method to listen to key events and mouse events
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. To make things happen at a regular interval, you use what function?
+
+- [ ] setInterval()
+- [ ] setTimeout()
+- [ ] sleep()

6-space-game/4-collision-detection/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. In collision detection you compare two
+
+- [ ] circles and whether they intersect
+- [ ] rectangles and whether they intersect
+- [ ] the distance between two points
+
+2. The reason for implementing a *cooldown* effect is because
+
+- [ ] Making the game harder as you can't repeatedly fire a laser to destroy enemies
+- [ ] JavaScript can only produce a certain number of events per time unit, so you need to limit them

6-space-game/4-collision-detection/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about about game development*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. Collision detection is how we detect if two things have collided.
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. How can we remove an item from the screen?
+
+- [ ] Call the garbage collector
+- [ ] Mark it as dead, only paint *not dead* objects next time we draw the screen
+- [ ] Place the item on a negative coordinate

6-space-game/5-keeping-score/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What's a fun way to show how many lifes a player has left
+
+- [ ] a number of ships
+- [ ] a decimal number
+
+2. How do you center text in the middle of the screen using the Canvas element
+
+- [ ] You use Flexbox
+- [ ] You instruct the text to be drawn at the x coordinate of: the client window width/2
+- [ ] You set the `textAlign` property to the value `center` on the context object.

6-space-game/5-keeping-score/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about game development*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. How do you draw text on a screen using the Canvas element?
+
+- [ ] place text inside a div or span element
+- [ ] Call drawText() on the Canvas element
+- [ ] Call fillText() on the context object
+
+2. Why do you have the concept of *lifes* in a game?
+
+- [ ] to show how much damage you can take.
+- [ ] So that the game doesn't end straight away, but you have n number of chances before the game is over.

6-space-game/6-end-condition/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz after the lesson by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What is a good pattern to use when a game end condition has been met?
+
+- [ ] Display a suitable message
+- [ ] Quit the game
+- [ ] Display a suitable message, offer the player to restart, and display what key to hit for that action
+
+1. You should offer a restart only when the game has ended
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

6-space-game/6-end-condition/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A warm-up quiz about game development*
+
+Complete this quiz in class
+
+1. When is a good time to restart a game
+
+- [ ] when a player wins or loses
+- [ ] whenever
+
+2. When should a game end
+
+- [ ] when an enemy ship is destroyed
+- [ ] when a hero ship is destroyed
+- [ ] when points are collected

7-bank-project/1-template-route/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. HTML templates are part of the DOM by default
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Which part of the URL is needed for routing?
+
+- [ ] window.location.pathname
+- [ ] window.location.origin
+- [ ] both
+
+3. What's the name of the event triggered when calling the `history.pushState()` function?
+   
+- [ ] `pushstate`
+- [ ] `popstate`
+- [ ] `navigate`

7-bank-project/1-template-route/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*A quick warm-up about web apps*
+
+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. You need to create multiple HTML files to display different screens in a web app
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. You can store and persist data locally in a web app
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. What's the best data provider for a web app?
+
+- [ ] A local database
+- [ ] A JavaScript object
+- [ ] A server with a JSON API

7-bank-project/2-forms/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. Using `<label>` elements in forms is only for making the form pretty
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. How can you define how a form is sent to the server?
+
+- [ ] using the `action` attribute
+- [ ] using the `method` attribute
+- [ ] both
+
+3. Which attribute can you use to set the maximum size of a text `<input>`?
+- [ ] `max`
+- [ ] `maxlength`
+- [ ] `pattern`

7-bank-project/2-forms/translations/.github/pre-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. HTML forms allow to send user input to a server without using JavaScript
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. `<label>` elements are mandatory for every form control
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+3. It is secure to send form data to a server over HTTP
+   
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

7-bank-project/3-data/translations/.github/post-lecture-quiz.ko.md

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. In a Single-page application, the HTML is loaded once and never updated:
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. Why is it important to not trust data coming from user input?
+
+- [ ] because using special characters can make the UI ugly.
+- [ ] because it can contain non-sense or offensive words.
+- [ ] because it can be used as vector of attack to execute malicious scripts.
+
+3. What's the API name for sending asynchronous HTTP requests to a web server?
+- [ ] `request()`
+- [ ] `fetch()`
+- [ ] `ajax()`

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+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. You can fetch data from a server synchronously in a browser
+
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false
+
+2. What's the most common format used to exchange *data* on the web?
+
+- [ ] HTML
+- [ ] XML
+- [ ] JSON
+
+3. There's no way to prevent a web page from accessing a public server API
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

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+*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
+
+1. What do you think *state management* means?
+
+- [ ] Enforcement of law & order
+- [ ] Logging the user interface state over time
+- [ ] Keeping your app data flows clean and synchronizing the user interface with data
+
+2. How can you keep track of the user session state?
+
+- [ ] HTTP cookies
+- [ ] Local or session storage
+- [ ] All of the above
+
+3. Mutating an object is always the best way to update it
+- [ ] true
+- [ ] false

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+*Complete this quiz in class.*
+
+1. What is an immutable object?
+
+- [ ] An object defined as a constant
+- [ ] An object that cannot be modified after it's created
+- [ ] A copy of an existing object
+
+2. What benefit(s) you get from using state management?
+
+- [ ] You can keep track of every place the state is updated
+- [ ] It's easier to debug the code
+- [ ] All of the above
+
+3. What's the best way to persist critical user data across different sessions?
+- [ ] Using files
+- [ ] Using the browser's `localStorage` API
+- [ ] In a database behind a server API