Shamim2019/Akan-Naming-Ghana-Culture

This is application that used to name children in Ghana according to the day of birth ## Akan naming Ghana culture This is an application that generates user's Akan names based on their respetive days of birth. Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. ## Author Shamim maloba ### live link shamim2019.github.io ### Prerequisites You need to have git installed You can install it with the following command in your terminal `$ sudo apt install git-all` ### Setup To access this project on your local files, you can clone it using these steps 1. Open your terminal 1. Use this command to clone `$ git clone git@github.com:Shamim2019/Akan-Naming-Ghana-Culture.git 1. This will clone the repositoty into your local folder ## Contact Kindly reach out to me through the following contacts; Email: shamimmaloba@gmail.com phone: +254 792151788 ## Technologies Used HTML Bootstrap JavaScript ## Setup and Installation Instructions The project is setup in the visual studio code with an html file, javascript file and bootstrap plugin. ## Project Objectives The project will be evaluated based on the following objectives: The project uses one or more javascript functions. Appropriate control flows and logical operators are used in the project. The project makes use of one or more arrays in javascript. The project uses a HTML input to collect user data. The project uses a custom CSS stylesheet that incorporates cascading, box model and floats. ## know bugs Many thanks to w3schools documentation and freecodecamp for availing resources online. I found their resources very useful throughout the course of my project. Their efforts in availing the resources was very instrumental in the success of my project. I would choose them over again and recommend any individual to check on their resources whenever they'd want anything code related. ## License and Copyright MIT License Copyright (c) [2021] [S …