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async function getStarWarsHeroes() {
   let retryLimit = 3;
   let success = false; 
   // API is not always returning data (500 erros happens) so we extend your tries to 3 times that explain a for loop
   for (let it = 0; it < retryLimit; ++it) { 
       let data = await axios.get('...')
       .then(response => response.json())
       .then(json => {
          success = true;
          return json; 

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let config = {};
config.controller = {};
config.controller.play = function() {
    console.log(this.prop);
}
config.controller.prop = "manny";

let appPlay = config.controller.play.bind(config.controller);
console.log(appPlay());

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var app = {
    db: {},
    next_id: 0,
    create: function(newThing) {
        // this.db[this.next_id] = newThing;
        // this.next_id ++;
        if(newThing !== ''){
        	this.db[this.next_id] = newThing;
        	this.next_id ++;
        	console.log("THING WAS ADDED")

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let bottle_state = 0;
let extra_water= 0;


function read_water_level(bottle_state){
    console.log(bottle_state)
};

function drink_water(bottle_fullness, thirst_score, bottle_size) {
    let new_bottle_state = 0;

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var app = {
    db: {},
    next_id: 0,
    create: function(newThing) {
        // this.db[this.next_id] = newThing;
        // this.next_id ++;
        if(newThing !== ''){
        	this.db[this.next_id] = newThing;
        	this.next_id ++;
        	console.log("THING WAS ADDED")

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// an example to learn about dots and brackets
// below are 6 test cases that work
// try writing some that break, find out what's happening

var og = {first: 'fifty', last: 'cent'};

var curtis = 'first';
var jackson = 'last';

console.log(og.first);

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https://www.codewars.com/kata/coding-meetup-number-2-higher-order-functions-series-greet-developers 

*/

You will be given an array of objects (associative arrays in PHP) representing data about developers who have signed up to attend the next coding meetup that you are organising.

Your task is to return an array where each object will have a new property 'greeting' with the following string value:

Hi < firstName here >, what do you like the most about < language here >?

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function challenge1 (a, b, c){
    let base1 = Number.parseInt(a, b);
    let base2 = Number.parseInt(base1, c);
    return base2.toString();
}

console.log(challenge1 (10, 2, 10))