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Javascript Excercises v2 v.1

The document contains 13 coding exercises involving writing functions to perform various string and number operations. The exercises include writing functions to: - Calculate average weeks in a lifetime given years, days in year, days in week variables - Return a passed parameter - Return a greeting with a passed name - Return the sum of calling two functions that return strings - Return a string duplicated and logged - Return the length of a passed string - Return the sum of two passed numbers - Return the sum of 4 numbers divided by 2 and multiplied by 10 - Return true if sum of two numbers is less than 100, else false - Return true if a number is less than or equal to zero, else false

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Javascript Excercises v2 v.1

The document contains 13 coding exercises involving writing functions to perform various string and number operations. The exercises include writing functions to: - Calculate average weeks in a lifetime given years, days in year, days in week variables - Return a passed parameter - Return a greeting with a passed name - Return the sum of calling two functions that return strings - Return a string duplicated and logged - Return the length of a passed string - Return the sum of two passed numbers - Return the sum of 4 numbers divided by 2 and multiplied by 10 - Return true if sum of two numbers is less than 100, else false - Return true if a number is less than or equal to zero, else false

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Exercise 1

Given three variables

var daysInYear = 365.25;

var daysInWeek = 7;

var yearsInLifetime = 80;

Calculate the average number of weeks in a human lifetime.

Exercise 2

Write a function echo that also returns the passed parameter. echo('Code Academy') should return 'Code
Academy' and echo('Students') should return 'Students'

Solution:

var give = function(input) {


return input;
};

Exercise 3

Write a function greet having one parameter and returning 'Hello <parameter>!'. greet('Ada') should return 'Hello
Ada!' and greet('Tayo') should return 'Hello Tayo!'.

Solution:

var greet = function(name) {


return 'Hello ' + name + '!';
};

Exercise 4

Which value does x have after execution of the following code?

Solution 1
function hi(name) {
return 'Hi ' + name + '!';
};

Solution 2

var hi = function (name) {


return 'Hi ' + name + '!';
};
var h1 = hi('Selva');
var h2 = hi('Pola');
var x = h1 + ' ' + h2;

Solution:

'Hi Selva! Hi Pola!'

Exercise 5

Write a function shout that takes a string and returns this string duplicated. In addition, the return should
be logged. The call shout('Fire') should return 'FireFire' and should log 'FireFire'.

Solution:

var shout = function(word) {


var result = word + word;
console.log(result);
return result;
};

function shout (word) {


var result = word + word;
alert(result);
};

Exercise 6

Write a function length that takes a string and returns the number of characters of the
string. length('sun') should return 3.

Exercise 7

Create a function that takes two numbers as arguments and return their sum.

Exercise 8

Create a function that takes 4 numbers as arguments and return their sum divided by 2, multiplied by 10.
Exercise 9

Given two numbers, return true if the sum of both numbers is less than 100. Otherwise return false.

Exercise 10

Create a function that takes a number as its only argument and returns true if it's less than or equal to
zero, otherwise return false.

Exercise 11

Write a JavaScript function to test whether the character at the provided (character) index is “a”.

Solution:

function checkCharacter (str, index, a) {


return str.charAt(index) === a;
}

Exercise 12

Extend the previous function in Exercise 11.


Extend the function with: if the character is “a” , replace it with “aaa”, if it is not “a”, then replace it with
“a”.

Exercise 13

Write a function to test whether the character at the provided (character) index is upper case
Solution

function isUpperCaseAt(str, index) {


return str.charAt(index).toUpperCase() === str.charAt(index);
}

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