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#1 | |
Cubed | |
Directions: Make a program that returns the cubed value of the parameter. Ex: 2 --> 8 | |
Instructions: | |
1. Declare a function called cubed. | |
2. Give the function a parameter named num. | |
2b. Call the function with 2 as the parameter | |
3. In the body of the function, make a return statement that multiplies the parameter by itself 3 times. | |
4. console.log the function call | |
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//To do: Insert you code below this line | |
function cubed(num) { | |
return num * 3; | |
} | |
console.log(cubed(2)); | |
/* | |
#2 | |
So Last Year Function | |
Directions: Make a program that tells you the grade and age you were last year | |
Instructions: | |
1. Declare a function called lastYear. | |
2. Give the function a parameter named year. | |
2b. Call the function with 2016 as the first parameter | |
3. In the body of the function, make a return statement that subtracts one from the parameter. | |
4. Create two console.log statements. | |
4a. one statement should print the grade you were in last year | |
4b. one statement should print the age you were in last year | |
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//To do: Insert you code below this line | |
function lastYear(year) { | |
return year - 1; | |
} | |
console.log('grade ' + lastYear(10)); | |
console.log('age ' + lastYear(14)); | |
/* | |
#3 | |
Hello Name | |
Directions: Make a program that says hello to 3 different people. | |
Instructions: | |
1. Declare a function called greeting. | |
2. Give the function a parameter named person. | |
2b. Call the function with your name as a string. | |
3. In the body of the function, make a return statement with the string hello added to the parameter. | |
4. Create three console.log statements with a function call of the names of people from around the room. | |
*/ | |
//To do: Insert you code below this line | |
function greeting(person) { | |
return "hello " + person; | |
} | |
console.log(greeting("gina")); | |
console.log(greeting("peter")); | |
console.log(greeting("brian")); | |
console.log(greeting("anthony")); | |
/* | |
#4 | |
Directions: Make a function that computes the average of two numbers | |
Instructions: | |
1. Create a function called average with two parameters, x and y | |
2. Return the sum of x and y divded by 2 | |
Test your function with console.log on 2 sets of inputs (numbers). | |
*/ | |
//To do: Insert you code below this line | |
function average(x, y) { | |
return (x + y) / 2; | |
} | |
console.log(average(5, 10)); | |
console.log(average(2, 3)); | |
console.log(average(20, 10)); |
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