Jason JasonDeving

## Revealing_module_pattern
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>Document</title>
	<script>
	window.onload = function () {
		calculator.add(2,2);
		calculator.subtract(2,2);
	}

## revealing-prototype-pattern
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>Revealing Prototype Pattern</title>
	<script>
	window.onload = function () {
		var calc = new Calculator('Output');
		calc.add(2,2);
		calc.subtract(2,2);

## forin
var box = {}

box['material'] = "cardboard"
box[0] = 'meow'
box['^&*'] = 'testing 123'

// since var is variable the interpreter hold different properties in bracket notation because key holds the value
for(var key in box) {
	console.log(box[key])
}

## gist:558e9643c43324a37062
var animal = {};

animal.username = 'Mittens';
animal['tagline'] = 'pet me';
var noises = [];
animal.noises = noises;

var count = 0;
for(var key in animal) {
	count++;

## arrays
var box = []
box['size'] = 9;
box['0'] = 'meow';
box['size'] // 9
console.log(box[0]);

// ['meow']
// index # 0
// {0: 'meow', 'size': 9}

## gist:fc55b16f3879f3aeea9e
var box = []
box['size'] = 9;
box['0'] = 'meow';

for (var k in box){
  console.log(k);
  // prints out property names
}

for (var k in box){

## iterating arrays
var box = []
box['size'] = 9; // doesn't return size because it's a string and not integer
box['0'] = 'meow';
box.push("Whoohoo");

for(var i =0; i < 2; i++) {
    console.log(box[i]);
}

## gist:99d44bfd1dde068714e7
var box = []
box['size'] = true;
box[3] = {'hey': true};

console.log(box.length);

## gist:9be6d1ff914aae4d054b
// We are creating a constructor
function AnimalMaker(name) {
	return {
		speak: function () {
			console.log("my name is ", name);
		},
		name: name,
		owner: "jason"
	};
};

## alt-loop
function AnimalMaker(name) {
	return {
		speak: function () {
			console.log("my name is ", name);
		},
		name: name,
		owner: "jason"
	};
};
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>Document</title>
	<script>
	window.onload = function () {
	calculator.add(2,2);
	calculator.subtract(2,2);
	}
	var box = {}

	box['material'] = "cardboard"
	box[0] = 'meow'
	box['^&*'] = 'testing 123'

	// since var is variable the interpreter hold different properties in bracket notation because key holds the value
	for(var key in box) {
	console.log(box[key])
	}
	var animal = {};

	animal.username = 'Mittens';
	animal['tagline'] = 'pet me';
	var noises = [];
	animal.noises = noises;

	var count = 0;
	for(var key in animal) {
	count++;
	var box = []
	box['size'] = 9;
	box['0'] = 'meow';
	box['size'] // 9
	console.log(box[0]);

	// ['meow']
	// index # 0
	// {0: 'meow', 'size': 9}
	var box = []
	box['size'] = 9; // doesn't return size because it's a string and not integer
	box['0'] = 'meow';
	box.push("Whoohoo");

	for(var i =0; i < 2; i++) {
	console.log(box[i]);
	}
	var box = []
	box['size'] = true;
	box[3] = {'hey': true};

	console.log(box.length);
	// We are creating a constructor
	function AnimalMaker(name) {
	return {
	speak: function () {
	console.log("my name is ", name);
	},
	name: name,
	owner: "jason"
	};
	};