Alison Nooner #198
Alison Nooner #198
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Hey Ali, I just had a chance to go over your prework and you are officially turing ready! I added some comments to a few sections for areas to work on or adjustments to make before starting Mod 1. Keep up the hard work moving forward and let me know if you have any questions.
| // Declare two variables - fullPower AND fullEnergy | ||
| // fullPower should multiply your current power by 500 | ||
| // fullEnergy should add 150 to your current energy | ||
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| var fullPower = (power * 500); |
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No need for parenthesis, because we aren't using order of operations here, but it doesn't hurt anything. 👍
| // Print the last archEnemy to the console | ||
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| console.log(archEnemy[2]); |
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This needs to be the archEnemies array instead of archEnemy, but that's an easy fix!
| function assessSituation (dangerLevel, saveTheDay, badExcuse){ | ||
| if (dangerLevel > 50){ | ||
| console.log(badExcuse); | ||
| } else if (dangerLevel >=10 && dangerLevel <=50); |
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Since line 49 already checks for dangerLevel greater than 50, line 51 could simply check for dangerLevel > 9, but this works too!
| 9. What questions do you still have about the work we've done so far? (not having a question is not an option) | ||
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| I am wondering how we would store a phone number as a variable and what data type that would be considered. A phone number is a list of numbers, so my gut says it would be numeric. However, the more I think about it, the more I think it would be a string data type, because to return a phone number to a user, we would want the phone number to print as, for example, (555) 555-5555, not 5555555555. |
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You're right! A phone number would be a string, because we would never perform any mathematical operations on a phone number. Same thing with zip codes and credit card numbers. Great thinking!
Here is my Mod 1 Prework!