//1. Create a function that stores a prompt in a variable. Give the prompt the text "Full Name". Next, the function should print "Welcome ", with the prompt variable added, to the console. Set it to run after 10 seconds using setTimeout. After you have set it, the prompt should pop up once after 10 seconds. If you enter your full name into it, it should print out "Welcome " and then your name. 

//2. Make a color changing div! (We will learn more about this later!) First, make a div in HTML. This is a reminder:
// <div> Then, whatever text you want goes before the closing tag </div>

//Once you've set your color, move to JavaScript. There, access your div by storing it in a variable (we will learn how to do this soon, but for now you can uncomment the code below). 
//let myColorDiv = document.querySelector("div")

//Now, in CSS, set the color property of the text by accessing the div, like this:

/*

  div {
    color: blue
  }

*/

//Once you've set your color, move to JavaScript. There, access your div by storing it in a variable (we will learn how to do this soon, but for now you can uncomment the code below). 
//let myColorDiv = document.querySelector("div")

//Now, make a function called colorChange. In your function, make an if statement that checks if your variable myColorDiv.style.color is equal to the color you assigned in CSS, so, for example:
//if (myColorDiv.style.color == "blue")
//If it is, change the color (using style.color) to a different color. If not (as in, in your else statement), change the color back to your original color. 

//Next, make a setInterval that triggers the function to run! Experiment with different numbers of milliseconds, to find a color changing speed that you like! Try 500 milliseconds to start.