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chore(curriculum): add quotes to strings in todo app (#54008)

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# --description--
Create a `p` element and use template strings to set its content to the `title` you destructured. Right before the content of the `p` element, create a `strong` element with the text `Title:`.
Create a `p` element and use template strings to set its content to the `title` you destructured. Right before the content of the `p` element, create a `strong` element with the text `"Title:"`.
# --hints--
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assert.match(code, /<p><strong>/)
```
Your `strong` element should have the text `Title:`.
Your `strong` element should have the text `"Title:"`.
```js
assert.match(code, /<p><strong>Title:\s*<\/strong>\s*/)

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# --description--
Similarly to the previous step, create another `p` element, and interpolate the `date` you destructured as the text content. Inside this paragraph, create a `strong` element with the text `Date:`.
Similarly to the previous step, create another `p` element, and interpolate the `date` you destructured as the text content. Inside this paragraph, create a `strong` element with the text `"Date:"`.
# --hints--
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assert.match(code, /<p>.*\$\{date\}<\/p>/)
```
You should create a `strong` element with the text `Date:` after the opening tag of your `p` element.
You should create a `strong` element with the text `"Date:"` after the opening tag of your `p` element.
```js
assert.match(code, /<p><strong>Date:\s*<\/strong>\s*/)

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To allow for task management, you need to include both a delete and an edit button for each task.
Create two `button` elements with the `type` attribute set to `button` and the `class` attribute set to `btn`. Set the text of the first button to `Edit` and the text of the second button to `Delete`.
Create two `button` elements with the `type` attribute set to `button` and the `class` attribute set to `btn`. Set the text of the first button to `"Edit"` and the text of the second button to `"Delete"`.
# --hints--
You should create a `button` element of type `button`, a class `btn` and `Edit` as the text, in that order.
You should create a `button` element of type `button`, a class `btn` and `"Edit"` as the text, in that order.
```js
assert.match(code, /<button\s+type=('|")button\1\s+class=('|")btn\2>Edit<\/button/)
```
You should create a `button` element of type `button` a class `btn` and `Delete` as the text, in that order.
You should create a `button` element of type `button` a class `btn` and `"Delete"` as the text, in that order.
```js
assert.match(code, /<button\s+type=('|")button\1\s+class=('|")btn\2>Delete<\/button/)

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# --description--
Create one more `p` element and interpolate the `description` you destructured as the text. Also, create a `strong` element inside the paragraph with the text `Description:`.
Create one more `p` element and interpolate the `description` you destructured as the text. Also, create a `strong` element inside the paragraph with the text `"Description:"`.
# --hints--
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assert.match(code, /<p>.*\$\{description\}<\/p>/)
```
You should create a `strong` element with the text `Description:` after the opening tag of your `p` element.
You should create a `strong` element with the text `"Description:"` after the opening tag of your `p` element.
```js
assert.match(code, /<p><strong>Description:\s*<\/strong>\s*/)

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If you try to add a new task, edit that task, and then click on the `Add New Task` button, you will notice a bug.
The form button will display the incorrect text of `Update Task` instead of `Add Task`. To fix this, you will need to assign the string `Add Task` to `addOrUpdateTaskBtn.innerText` inside your `addOrUpdateTask` function.
The form button will display the incorrect text of `"Update Task"` instead of `"Add Task"`. To fix this, you will need to assign the string `"Add Task"` to `addOrUpdateTaskBtn.innerText` inside your `addOrUpdateTask` function.
# --hints--
You should assign the string `Add Task` to `addOrUpdateTaskBtn.innerText`.
You should assign the string `"Add Task"` to `addOrUpdateTaskBtn.innerText`.
```js
assert.match(code, /addOrUpdateTaskBtn\.innerText\s*=\s*('|")Add Task\1\s*/)