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#Project 7 - jQuery Battle

##Scope You've just been hired as a game developer for Games Forever to create a web game using JavaScript. You've been given total creative control with a few tiny constraints. The game needs to be controlled using the left, up, down, and right keys (or if you prefer the WASD keys)

##Project Criteria The Manager has laid out the following requirements for the project.

  • This game must use jQuery key bindings to move the character
  • The user must be able to play the game using the WASD keys and the Up, Left, Down, Right keys
  • It must have at least one player
  • The character must have the ability to respond to other elements in the game (like an enemy or another player)
  • There must be a win condition for players

##Learning Objectives By the end of this project, the employee will be able to create interactive pages and games using key binding events with jQuery and object-oriented JavaScript to manipulate a web page or create a game.

##References/Tools

##Vocabulary

  • Event Handler
  • Key Bindings
  • Multiplayer Game

##Setup

###1) Fork this repo Click the "Fork" button on the top-right corner of this page.

###2) Clone your new repo into a Cloud9 account workspace

  1. Login to Cloud9 and go to https://c9.io/account/repos
  2. Find "07-jqueryBattle" and click "Clone to edit"

Once the workspace has been processed check to be sure it is up to date by running git status in the terminal. You should receive a message telling you that your branch is up to date.
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##Instructions TODO

##Notes

NOTE: It is common practice to push your changes to your GitHub repository often. It is recommended you make a push after every major change. Through the course of completing this project you should make 7-10 pushes to GitHub. Your manager will be grading you on this.

To push to GitHub run the following commands in your terminal:
git status
git add .
git commit -m "example comment"
git push

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