Success is defined as having the requested scripts up on a web page in your ruby space. You're going to need to create a web page to work with the examples. If you want to work locally, you can use anything from notepad to netscape to edit the source, but you'll need to upload the page when you're done. As we discussed in class, javascript is object oriented.
Objects can have properties or methods.
So far, so good. An example of another object is location, which represents the web page you're on in the browser. It has a number of properties associated with it, for example, location.pathname represents the path of the loaded web page. Location also has a property of hostname, which represents the name of the host from which the web page was loaded. On your web page, build some javascripts that use these functions.