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+ (100% Optional) ***enhance*** the content with hyperlinks on specific terms + (100% Optional) ***enhance*** the content with hyperlinks on specific terms
so people don't have to google for ages to understand things. so people don't have to google for ages to understand things.
This is `elm`. I'm Richard Feldman @rtfeldman This is `elm`. I'm Richard Feldman [@rtfeldman](https://github.com/rtfeldman)
So we're going to start with just the absolute basics, So we're going to start with just the absolute basics,
just **Rendering a Page**. but before we can do that, just **Rendering a Page**. but before we can do that,

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`Day 1 Hour 1 - h1.mp4 @ 05:11` `Day 1 Hour 1 - h1.mp4 @ 05:11`
Now the _relevant_ part is that Now the _relevant_ part is that
this entire chunk of code is an expression this entire chunk of code is an expression;
it evaluates to a single value which means it's "_portable_" it evaluates to a single value which means it's "_portable_".
you can pick it up and just drop it somewhere else You can pick it up and just drop it somewhere else
and just say "`foo` equals `if quantity == 1 then singular else plural`..." and just say "`foo` equals `if quantity == 1 then singular else plural`..."
you can do that anywhere you would have any single value You can do that anywhere you would have any single value.
you can just drop in this entire `if` expression You can just drop in this entire `if` expression,
perhaps with parentheses around it to disambiguate. perhaps with parentheses around it to disambiguate.
And it's exactly the same thing with the ternary And it's exactly the same thing with the ternary
and so you need this both `if` and `else` and so you need this both `if` and `else`
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So we're like: So we're like:
`pluralize "leaf" "leaves" 1` `pluralize "leaf" "leaves" 1`
![babel-pluralize-leaf-leaves-1--leaf](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/194400/21518751/6efa32ba-cce0-11e6-82f6-d945d6e6de01.png) ![babel-pluralize-leaf-leaves-1--leaf](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/194400/21518751/6efa32ba-cce0-11e6-82f6-d945d6e6de01.png)
and it gives us "leaf" down here (_refering to the `console.log` output at the bottom of the Babel page_)
and it gives us "leaf" down here If we call `pluralize` passing `"leaf"` `"leaves"` and `3`
![babel-pluralize-leaf-leaves-3--leaves](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/194400/21518825/db66b090-cce0-11e6-97d7-1513a4d52c70.png)
It gives us "leaves".
Great! that's what we _expect_!
Any number over 1 should give us the `plural` form.
And then let's say,
when we implemented this we _accidentally_ made a typo here:
Instead of `singular` we said `singula` ...
Ok, so, as we can see, this code _still works_!