Dbashour Electronic Journal

To fulfill the hack-a-page portion of this assignment, I chose to change the LMU's welcome page to say "Welcome to Dina's Empire" using the developer tools and editing the text. I also changed one of the pictures to a picture of myself also by using the developer tools and changing the source of the image by copying the url from my userpage and pasting it into the link in developer tools where the original image was.

In order to complete the second half of the assignment, the pages Introduction to the Command Line, Dynamic Text Processing, and The Web from the Command Line were used as a guide to complete the coding that needed to be performed. My partner Quinn Lanners and I collaborated to determine what the command line used on the http://web.expasy.org/translate page. We examined the developer tools and scrutinized the code. After using the page "The Web from the Command Line" and by comparing the code in the developer tools with what we wanted as our result, we were able to determine a curl code. We then compared our curl code to the curl code in the developer tools of the website to affirm our results.

When we studied our curl'ed code, we were able to find external links through the developer tools section as well as the identifiers. We opened the links and identified what each link's function to the website was.

Lastly, to get "just the answers" for our code, we used the Dynamic Text Processing page as a guide. We decided to use the Visual Studio Code application in order to better address the code. Through this application, we deleted all the information that came directly before and after the area of interest by using the syntax "d". Once that area was isolated, we then deleted any information that was between the "<" and ">" signs, which was everything but the amino acids we wanted. This left us with just the amino acids, completing the assignment.