JS Basics - Types, Variables, Functions

The Assignment

Write functions for each ex-«XX».js exercise question so that the console.assert(...) declarations evaluate to true.

Setup

# (1) Fork the repo.

# (2) Use `git` to clone it into `~/muktek/assignments`.
$ git clone https://github.com/muktek/assignment--js-basics

# (3) Enter the folder created `assignment--js-basics`.
$ cd assignment--js-basics/

# (4) Have fun!

Instructions

The goal of these exercises is to write the logic in the function to solve a problem. The statements/declarations in the console.assert(...) describe the expected output from the function when provided with a given input and should evaluate to true if you have written the function correctly.

Here is how you will answer each exercise:

(1) Read the problem

(2) Look at the expected output

you instructors have written these console.assert() statements to ensure that you have written the exercise function correctly

(3) Write the function and the logic

// (1) ++ Read the Problem
/**
 * (DEMO) addMoreEnthusiam()
 * ------------------------------------------------------
 * Write a function called `addMoreEnthusiam` that takes a string as
 * input and appends three exclamation marks to the end of the string.
 *
 **/


// (3) ++ Write the function and the logic (You will write this part...)
function addMoreEnthusiasm(inputTxt){
	// ++ ...and your code goes here
	var inputWithEnthusiasm = inputTxt + "!!!"
   return inputWithEnthusiasm
	 // ++ Remember, you must return a value. Nice!
}




//*-*~*~*~*~*~ Don't Touch *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~

// (2a) ++ Look at the expected output
var output1 = addMoreEnthusiasm("I want pizza")
console.assert( output1  === "I want pizza!!!" );

// (2b)
var output2 = addMoreEnthusiasm("Hey")
console.assert( output2 === "Hey!!!");

// (2c)
var output3 = addMoreEnthusiasm("mother")
console.assert( output3 === "mother!!!");

// (2d)
var output4 = addMoreEnthusiasm("ouch")
console.assert( output4 === "ouch!!!");