variables.js

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Day 1 Challenges: 
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// Example
let message = "Hello World!";
console.log(message);

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Challenge 1:
Imagine it's the first day of class. (Wait, it is the first day isn't it..Deja vu?) 
Everyone's participating in an icebreaker and has to introduce themselves. 
It goes something like:

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console.log("------------------- Challenge 1 -------------------")


console.log(`Hi! My name is ${name}`);
console.log(`I'm in the ${grade}th grade.`);
console.log(`A fun fact about me is that ${funFact}`);


// **** Challenge 1: Problem 1 ****
// Declare and initalize the variables with your response for the three statements above! 
// Hint: Also think about where you would declare and initialize those variables


// **** Upchallenge! ****
// Can you also print out the data type of the variables? 




// **** Challenge 1: Problem 2 ****
// Create a string for the different lines of the Happy Birthday Song
// Print out the song using the stings you declared.




// **** Challenge 1: Problem 3 ****
// Print out a string that has backticks in it.




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Challenge 2: 
Below is a set of problems to help you solidify your understanding of math operators
Write your solution code under each commented problem. 

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console.log("------------------- Challenge 2 -------------------")

// Here are some variables to get you started
let num1 = 5;
let num2 = 10;

// **** Challenge 2: Problem 1 ****
// Store the sum of num1 and num2 in a variable.
// Print the sum.


// **** Challenge 2: Problem 2 ****
// Store the difference between sum (above) and 7 in a variable.
// Print the difference.


// **** Challenge 2: Problem 3 ****
// Store the product of the difference and 3 in a variable.
// Print the product.


// **** Challenge 2: Problem 4 ****
// Store the power of the product squared in a variable.
// Print the power.


// **** Challenge 2: Problem 5 ****
// Store the quotient of the power divided by 4 in a variable.
// Print the quotient.


// **** Challenge 2: Problem 6 ****
// Store the remainder of the quotient divided by 2 in a variable.
// Print the remainder.


// **** Upchallenge! ****
// Given a variable that stores a number, print the values that come right before and right after.
// For example, given the number 4, the program should print 3 and 5. 
// Your code should work if the value of the variable is changed.

let num = 9;

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