challenge.js

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// READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW BEFORE STARTING!
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/*
 * Before you start, add this javascript file in a script tag in index.html.
 *
 * The loops are wrapped in functions for testing purposes. Please do not modify the names of the functions.
 *
 * Test your output in the browser by commenting in and out the function call (aka invocation), e.g., "prompt1()"
 *
 */

/*
 * Prompt 1:
 *
 * Create a loop that counts from 0 to 10, printing each number (including 0 and 10).
 */

// The first one has been done for you as an example!
/*function prompt1() {
  for (let i = 0; i <= 10; i++) {
    console.log(i);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt1()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 1"

/*
 * Prompt 2:
 *
 * Create a loop that prints every even number BETWEEN 0 and 100 (not including 0 or 100).
 */

/*function prompt2() {
  for (let i=1; i<100; i++) {
    if (i%2 ==0) {
      console.log(i);
    }
  }
}
// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt2();
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 2"

/*
 * Prompt 3:
 *
 * Create a loop that counts from -5 to 5, printing each number (including -5 and 5).
 */

/*unction prompt3() {
  for (let i=-5; i<=5; i++){
    console.log(i);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt3()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 3"

/*
 * Prompt 4:
 *
 * Create a loop that counts down from 10 to 0, printing each number (including 10 and 0).
 */

/*function prompt4() {
  for (let i=10; i>=0; i--) {
    console.log(i);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt4()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 4"

/*
 * Prompt 5:
 *
 * Create a loop that counts down from 5 to -5, printing each number (including 5 and -5).
 */
/*function prompt5() {
  for (let i=5; i>=-5; i--) {
    console.log(i);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt5()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 5"

/*
 * Prompt 6:
 *
 * Create a loop that counts from 0 to 50 (inclusive) in multiples of 2 (instead of 1),
 * printing each number.
 */

/*function prompt6() {
  for (let i=0; i<=50; i+=2) {
    console.log(i);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt6()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 6"

/*
 * Prompt 7:
 *
 * For the numbers 0 - 100 (inclusive), print out "I found a [ number ]. High five!" if the
 * number is a multiple of five.
 *
 * Sample Output IN THE BROWSER:
 *   - I found a 5. High five!
 *   - I found a 10. High five!
 */
/*function prompt7() {
  for (let i=0; i<=100; i++) {
    if (i % 5 ==0) {
      console.log(`I found a ${i}. High five!`)
    }
    else {
      console.log(`That's no bueno. No high five for you!`)
    }
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt7()
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 7"

/*
 * Prompt 8:
 *
 * Create a variable called someNumber and assign it a random number between
 * 0 and 100 (not inclusive). Hint: Use Math.random so that it generates a new number every time the code is run!
 *
 * Create a conditional that matches these requirements:
 *   - if someNumber is less than 30, print "That's a small number!"
 *   - if someNumber is between 30 and 60, print "The number is medium sized."
 *   - if someNumber is greater than 60, print "We got a big one!"
 */

//  define someNumber here
/*var someNumber= Math.random() * 100;


function prompt8() {
  if (someNumber<30) {
    console.log(`${someNumber}, that's a small number!`);
  } 
  else if (someNumber>=30 && someNumber<=60) {
    console.log(`${someNumber}, the number is medium-sized.`)
  }
  else if (someNumber>60) {
    console.log(`${someNumber}, we got a big one!`)
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt8();
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 8"

/*
 * Prompt 9:
 *
 * Iterate over the starWars array printing each character's name and index
 *
 * i.e.:
 *  0. Han
 *  1. C3PO
 *  2. R2D2
 */
/*
const starWars = ["Han", "C3PO", "R2D2", "Luke", "Leia", "Anakin"];

function prompt9() {
  for (let i=0; i<starWars.length;i++){
    console.log(`${[i]}. ${starWars[i]}`);
  }
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
prompt9();
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 9"

/*
 * Prompt 10:
 *
 * Write a loop that pushes every even number between 0 and 100 into an array,
 * then print the array.
 */
/*
function prompt10() {
  const myArray = [];
  for (let i=0; i<100;i++){
    if (i%2 ==0) {
      myArray.push([i]);
    }
  }
  // don't forget to return the array after pushing the numbers into it so you can see it in the browser!
  // return the array
  return myArray;
}
// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
console.log(prompt10());
*/
// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 10"

/*
 * Prompt 11:
 *
 * Find the median number in the following nums array (the mid point), then
 * console.log that number. The median number is the middle number in a SORTED list of numbers. Think through the steps you'll need to take to determine this number with code!
 *
 * Hint: What does Math.floor() do?
 */


let nums = [
  14,
  11,
  16,
  15,
  13,
  16,
  15,
  17,
  19,
  11,
  12,
  14,
  19,
  11,
  15,
  17,
  11,
  18,
  12,
  17,
  12,
  71,
  18,
  15,
  12,
  
];

function prompt11(nums) {
  let median;
  nums.sort((a, b) => {
    return a - b
  })
  console.log(nums);
  const middle = Math.floor(nums.length / 2);
  if(nums.length %2){
    return nums[middle];
  } else {
    const average = (nums[middle]+nums[middle-1]/2);
    return average
  }

  
}
// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
console.log(prompt11(nums));

// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 11"

/*
 * Prompt 12:
 *
 * Did you know that you can nest loops? The catch is that you have to use
 * different incrementers (normally i) in the inner vs. outer loops. You'll commonly see developers use
 * another 1-letter incrementer (j, k, l, etc).
 *
 * Create an "outer" loop that counts up from 1 to 10 with an incrementer of i.
 * Create an "inner" loop that counts from 11 to 20 with an incrementer of j.
 * Inside the inner loop, print `i: ${i} / j: ${j}`
 * You might need to consult Google to see examples of nested for loops!
 */

function prompt12() {
  // YOUR CODE HERE
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
// prompt12();

// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 12"

/*
 * Prompt 13:
 *
 * Using nested loops, print all the values inside the nested arrays.
 */

let nestedArrays = [
  ["a", "b", "c"],
  ["d", "e", "f"],
  ["g", "h", "i"],
];

function prompt13() {
  // YOUR CODE HERE
}

// COMMENT IN THE BELOW LINE OF CODE TO TEST YOUR OUTPUT IN THE BROWSER!
// prompt13();

// 🌟 MAKE A COMMIT: "Complete prompt 13"

///////////////////////////////////////////
// DO NOT MODIFY CODE BENEATH THIS LINE :)
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if (!this.window) {
  module.exports = {
    prompt1,
    prompt2,
    prompt3,
    prompt4,
    prompt5,
    prompt6,
    prompt7,
    someNumber,
    prompt8,
    prompt9,
    prompt10,
    prompt11,
    prompt12,
    prompt13,
  };
}