Glasgow_6 - Ehdaa_Sakawi - javaScript - Week_2 #453
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| function getMood() { | |||
| function getMood(isHappy) { | |||
| let isHappy = true; | |||
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Is this correct? When you ran your unit tests locally did they pass for you?
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| function greaterThan10(num) { | |||
| let isBigEnough; | |||
| let isBigEnough = num >= 10; | |||
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Looks good but here's a question: Is num >= 10 going to assert that the num is greater than 10?
| function isAcceptableUser(userAge, isLoggedIn) { | ||
| if (userAge >= 18 && isLoggedIn){ | ||
| return "is acceptable" | ||
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Not bad but do we need to know when user is not acceptable?
| function applyDiscount(totalPrice) { | ||
| if(totalPrice>200){ | ||
| discount=10;} | ||
| else{ discount=5; | ||
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| return totalPrice-( totalPrice * discount / 100); |
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Good effort, can we make this code a bit more readable by formatting your if statement?
| function buyTwoGetTheCheapestFree(price1, price2) { | ||
| let totalPrice = price1 + price2; | ||
| if (price1 < price2){ | ||
| let discount = price1; | ||
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| return totalPrice - price1; | ||
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When you ran your unit tests did they pass for you?
consider following
buyTwoGetCheapestFree(200,100) would your code still work correctly?
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| Complete the function so that it prints out to the console numbers in reverse order starting at |
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Looks like you have missed 1 more step of your assignment function countReverse(number) {}
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