From 6a64fc6123581c2d7695dcb3563c7ef9de13ed35 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Andrej Rasevic Rasevic <arasevic@umd.edu>
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2022 08:45:24 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Update exercises/exercise1/Exercise1_Description.md

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 ## Specifications/Requirements
 1. Everything you need to do is inside the `script tag` inside the `index.html` starter file we have provided you with.
-2.  You need to define to variables: firstName and lastName. You can initialize them to whatever values you choose.
+2.  You need to define two variables: firstName and lastName. You can initialize them to whatever values you choose.
 3. You need to define a function named MyConcatenate that takes 2 parameters, first and last. It will return a string that will be equal to this: "Hello. My name is <first> <last>. 
 4. You will invoke this function with the values you defined for requirement 2 and print out the result to the console.
 5. You will need to commit your changes and push them to your repository on the University Gitlab server.
-__NOTE__ You may not declare your variables with the `var` keyword. You must also use the template literal syntax I covered in lecture. You may not concatenate strings.
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+__NOTE__ You may not declare your variables with the `var` keyword. You must also use the template literal syntax I covered in lecture. You may not concatenate strings.
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