- Function 1
- Function 2
- Function 3
- Function 4
- Function 5
- Function 6
- Function 7
- Function 8
- Function 9
- Function 10
function _one()
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Creates the following variables that assign your unique profile information:
- your_name
- number_of_courses(this semester)
- program
- part_time_ job(true/false)
- Create a Boolean variable, set to true or false, based on whether you have a part time job. Store the string “have" or “don’t have” into another variable, based on the Boolean.
- Display your student information to the cosole (console.log()) as illustrated below:
"My name is ???. I’m in the ??? program. I’m currently taking ??? courses." I ??? have a part time job.
Where “???” should be replaced with your variable data
Calling _one()
My name is Bruce Wayne. I'm in the T127 program. I'm currently taking 3 courses. I do not have a time job.
function _two(cents)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Is passed an integer parameter, representing a number of Canadian cents.
- The function uses the parameter to determine the smallest number of Canadian quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies that are equal to the given (parameter) amount.
- Displays the calculated information as illustrated below:
Calling _two(80)
80 cents in minimal change is: 3 quarters, 0 dimes, 1 nickels and 0 pennies.
function _three(miles, kilometers)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Receives two distances, one distance in miles and the other, a distance in kilometers value.
- Converts the miles to the equivalent kilometer value
- Converts the kilometer value to the equivalent miles
- Displays the calculated information as illustrated below:
Calling _three(15,9)
15 miles = 24.14 Kilometers, 9 kilometers = 5.59 miles.
function _four( array )
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Receives an integer array as a parameter
- The function transverses the array to determine the minimum and maximum values in the array.
- Displays the calculated information as illustrated below:
Calling _four([-8,-1,-87,-14,-81,-74,-20,-86,-61,-10]);
The minimum valu in the array is: -87, the maximum value is -1
function _five(string, char)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Accepts two input parameters, a string and a character letter.
- The function determines the number of occurrences of the character in the string.
- Displays the result to the console as illustrated below.
Calling _five(“map”, “p”);
The word map has 1 occurrences of the character p
function _six( grade )
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Is passed a numeric grade, calculating and displaying the corresponding letter grade based on: 100 - 90 = ‘A+’, 89 - 85 = ‘A’, 84 - 80 = ‘A’, 79 -76 = ‘B+’, 75 – 73 = ‘B’, 72 – 70 = ‘B-’, 69 – 66 = ‘C+’, 65 – 63 = ‘C’, 62 – 60 = ‘C-’, 59 – 56 = ‘D+’, 55 – 53 = ‘D’, 52 – 50 = ‘D-’, < 50 = ‘F’
- Displays the result to the console as illustrated below:
Calling _six(93)
Congratulations, you passed the course. Your final grade is grade = 'A+'
Calling _six(39)
Unfortunately, you did not meet the minimum requirement to pass the course. your final grade is: grade = 'F'
function _seven(array)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Receives character array
- The function reverses the order of the of the character array.
- Displays the results to the console as illustrated below:
Calling _seven([j, p, g, F, c, x, A, c, q, I]);
Original order array = [j, p, g, F, c, x, A, c, q, I]
Reversed order array = [I, q, c, A, x, c, F, g, p, j]
function _eight()
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Receives no input parameters
- Determines the number of days until the end of the school year
- Please note the last day of the W2021 School Calendar is: Friday, April 23 rd , 2021
- Displays the result to the console as illustrated below:
Calling _eight()
Current date = 2/1/2021, last day of school = 04/23/2021. The days left until the end of school = 81 days.
function _nine(word)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Accepts a string parameter, counting the number of vowels within the string.
- The function should be case insensitive, handling both upper and/or lowercase letters.
- Displays the result to the console as illustrated below.
Calling _nine(“flugelhorn”);
Vowel count: A=0, E=1, I=0, O=1, U=1, Y=0
function _ten(my_string)
Create a JavaScript function that meets the following requirements:
- Create a JavaScript function that accepts a string parameter, then organizes the string so it’s in alphabetical order
- The function is case insensitive, that is, it does not distinguish any difference between upper or lower case.
- Displays the result to the console as illustrated below.
Calling _ten(“Sameer”);
The string converted in alphabetical order is: aeemrS