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These are instruction for further exercise on promises.

Read the steps in order, as you're not supposed to fork this repository but rather create your own.

Step 1: create your own repo

Note: You might require to google informations if you don't remember how to do everything! Even better, do this together as a part of a group call.

Create a new folder in your computer called week6_homework.
Initialise a new git repository inside the folder.
Create a new repository called week6-homework on Github. Keep it empty, don't add Readme or License.
Add the new Github repository address as a remote called origin to your local git repository.
Create a README.md file and write a small description.
Commit and push to Github.
Post the link in the class channel.

In your homework repository, create a new file called 01_promise.js.
Write a function that returns a promise. This promise should resolve, returning the string "success".
Commit and push.

In your homework repository, create a new file called 02_promiseSelector.js.
Write a function that returns a promise. This promise should resolve, returning the string "success", if the function is passed true as argument. Otherwise, it should reject with the string "failure".
Commit and push.

In your homework repository, create a new file called 03_promiseDelay.js.
Write a function that returns a promise. This promise should resolve, returning the string "success", after 1 second.
- use setTimeout() to implement the delay.
Commit and push.

In your homework repository, create a new file called 04_promisifiedTimeout.js.
Write a function that returns a promise. This promise should resolve, returning the string "success", after the amount of milliseconds passed as an argument to the function.
- use setTimeout() to implement the delay.
- note: you effectively 'promisified' setTimeout(), transforming a function that use the callback pattern to one that use promises!
Commit and push.