var myTopic = 'My Minecraft Build Project'
console.log('Todays Topic: My Minecraft Build Project')
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var introduction = 'Hey, guys! Elijah here.'
console.log('Hey, guys! Elijah here.')
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console.log("Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, we here at SCARLET Robotics have been searching for a way to push the boundary of science. And I believe we've done just that.")
console.log("Announcer: Behold, the gravity cube!")
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Dale and I didn't have time to talk about my love coding, so we'll do it tommorow. Stay tuned!
var whyICode = 'Why I Code...'
console.log ("Why I Code...")
console.log ("Deluxe: Hey, Deluxe here.")
console.log ("Dale: And Dale! What's up?")
console.log ("Deluxe: Wh- Dale? What are you doing here? Arn't you supposed to be animating? That's your job.")
console.log ("Dale: Well, lets see... you made my animating platform crash, which deleted the animation I was working on, so I had to start all over. But I don't like having to do just one thing at a time, so I thought I would join you on this story of code.")
console.log ("Deluxe: Well, alright. So... well, dang it, I forgot what I was gonna talk about.")
console.log("Dale: Uh, look at the title.")
console.log("Deluxe: What? I- *looks at title* ...you know, you have a lot of sass for being an animation.")
console.log("Dale: Yeah. I do, don't I?")
console.log("Deluxe: It's not something to be proud about. Anyways, what I was gonna talk about before Dale interupted me is my explanation and story abot why I code-.")
console.log("???: Hey, you need to start editing your essay.")
console.log("Deluxe: UGGGH! Dale, could you take over?")
console.log("Dale: What? But I have to get back to animating! Ugh, i'll do it tommorow. Just post this kumite as Part 1.")
console.log("Deluxe: Alright..")
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LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
console.log('Hello, everyone. cadillacgold here. Im here to tell you that I am going to be off the Codewars website for a while, working on a MC Pixelmon map. You wont see me for a couple of days. Bye!')
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Today, I'm gonna talk about my favorite music genres. Hope you like it!
let favoriteMusicGenres = 'Electric, Rap and Pop'
console.log("My Favorite Music Genres:" + favoriteMusicGenres)
console.log('Hi. My name is Elijah, but I am known on Codewars as cadillacgold329.')
console.log('Today, I am going to talk about my favorite music genres. Alright, lets get started!')
console.log('Now, I do not really have one solid favorite. Instead, I have three favorites!')
console.log('The first genre on my list is Electric. The reason why this genre is number 1 on my list is because it offers such amazing ways to create an awesome piece of music. The songs that I listen to that originate from this genre are Howling ft. Asena by Cartoon, The Motto ft. Ava Max by Tiƫsto and Sacrifice by The Weeknd.')
console.log('The second genre is Rap. Rap is one of those music genres that I like and do not like at the same time. I like it because it is similar to Electric music, and the reason I do not like it is because most Rap songs can be very raunchy and inappropriate. But none the less, it still made it onto this list. The Rap songs that I listen to are Clouds by NF and Cant Hold Us ft. Ray Dalton by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.')
console.log('And last, but definately not least, we have the Pop genre. The Pop genre is the most common music genre out there, and it takes aspects from all the other music genres that exist, so theres not really much to say about it.')
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hey i need help with this one, can anyone please help me out? thx.
var myName = 'Elijah'
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