Using JavaScript, write a function that accepts a string and logs it.

Add the JavaScript code that iterates through each of these words using a for loop and concatenates them into a sentence. Don't forget to add spaces!

const words = ["The", "quick", "brown", "fox"]
let sentence = ""

// Your code here

console.log(words)

Using .filter() and .forEach(), add the necessary JavaScript to print out only the 2 even numbers, such as:

2
4

const numbers = [{
  content: 1,
},{
  content: 2,
},{
  content: 3,
},{
  content: 4,
},{
  content: 5,
}]

Describe React components as best you can.

Write the code to create a component named GoodbyeHome. It should have the template <h1>Goodbye, home!</h1>!

Write the code to create a component named ShowColor. It should accept a prop called color and display it in <span></span> tags.

Write the code to import a React component named Heading using ESM syntax. Export a React component named Article that has a single prop called content. Use the Heading component in the template for the Article component, as well as a <p> tag with the content inside it.

Write the code to export a React component named RecordingIndicator that takes a boolean prop called recording. If recording is true, the component should display <span>Recording!</span>, otherwise it should display nothing.

Write the code to import a React component named ListItem using ESM syntax. Export a React component named UnorderedList that accepts an array called items as a prop. In the template, iterate through the items array and create a new instance of ListItem for each item, passing the item into the content prop for ListItem.

Write the code to export a React component called SignUpForm. It should have 2 labeled inputs for username and password, both of which should be logged to the console when the form is submitted.

Using the API endpoint https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/bulbasaur, write the code to create a component that fetches a Bulbasaur object and displays a sprite (eg. bulbasaur.sprites.front_default) in an <img />.