I. Distinct Views II. What User Sees, What User Does, What Happens Next III. Back-of-a-napkin Wireframe = In Two Photos

I would like to create a child-friendly app that gives children access to crime data so that they can get informed responses to their endless questions about what crimes happen in America, how often, and what the penalties are for those who get caught.

I. Part One:

https://repl.it/@RoutinePoutine/Homework-Part-1-Log-to-Console-of-Requests

II. '' Display images in the DOM.

1. YouTube API documentation for subscription list endpoint documentation

A. required parameter: part , data type: string , example:

https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/subscriptions?channelId=UC_x5XG1OV2P6uZZ5FSM9Ttw&key=AIzaSyBlRkIdNZvPtUAg1WeOFGAPLpTCRQmYZjc&part=snippet

B. i. optional parameters: maxResults , data type: string , example: (maxresults=5)

Clients and servers are like students and tutors. In the DC area I fetched requests for students as young as kindergarten and as old as 50 in order to help various immigrants and refugees with their language needs. A child and adult may both need help with accent reduction, and by requesting this resource I would seek out an age-appropriate lesson plan and bring it back to them in the comfort of their home, office, etc. I have received requests I could not respond to at the time, returning a 404. However, noting the request I ended up learning the material desired - wrote a server-side program -- so that future requests could be displayed to the server, such as learning TOEFL and IELTS.