Objects, scope, hoisting, compartmentalization and object notation

main.js

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ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
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# 1
Warm up
Scope
- Study the code bellow and answer the following without checking the console.
- Are the variables what they claim to be?
- What would console.log(y) and console.log(x) print? Why?
- Write you answer bellow the code.
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(function(){
  "use strict";

  var x = "I'm a local variable";
  //console.log(y)

  function scopeThis(){
    var y = "I'm a global variable";
    console.log(x);
  }
  scopeThis();
})();
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Both variables are inside an IIFE so both are considered local variables with y being more of a local variable than x.  If you tried to log var y this would give you an error becuase its not defined while x will log "Im a local variable".

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# 2
Warm up
Hoisting
- Study the code bellow and answer the following without checking the console.
- What would console.log(x) and console.log(y) print? Why?
- Write you answer bellow the code.
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(function(){
  "use strict";

  function warmUp() {
    console.log(x);
    console.log(foo());

    var x = "variable hosting!";

    function foo() {
      return "function hoisting";
    }
  }
  warmUp();
})();
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var x would log out "undefined" because with hoisting it only moves up the variable declaraiton which is just var x, it doesnt move the assisgnment. Variable foo would log out "function hoisting" because hoisting would try to match the keyword foo with the functon when warmUp is called.

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# 3
Warm up
Date Object
- Declare a variable 'todayIs'.
- Using the date constructor, it should print today's date.
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// (function(testerOne){
//   "use strict";
//   var todayIs = new Date()
//   console.assert(todayIs == today, "#3 Test failed. Did you set the date correctly?");
// })(testerOne);




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# 4
Warm up
- Study the code below. What will console.log(add) (inside the IFEE and outside) print? Why? Write your answer below.
- Do not uncomment console.log(add);
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(function() {
  "use strict";
  const add = 2 + 2;
  //console.log(add);
})();
//console.log(add);
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------------ ANSWER -------------------

console.log on the inside of the IFEE will log 4 while on the outside it will log an error since add is a local variable and run in the IFFE. It cannot be accessed outside of the function.

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# 5
Date object
Hoisting
- Set 'birthday' to an integer for April 21, 1983.
- There are a couple of hoisting issues in this exercise. Fix them to make the assertion pass.
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(function(){
  "use strict";
  var date = new Date("April, 21, 1983");
  var birthday = Date.parse(date);
  var bdayMsg = function(){
    return "You were born on " + date.toDateString();
  }
  bdayMsg();

  console.log("#5 bdayMsg()", bdayMsg());
  console.assert(bdayMsg() == "You were born on Thu Apr 21 1983", "#5 Test failed. Check function hoisting." )
})();






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# 6
Date object
- Declare a variable: 'stringDate'.
- Set the value of 'stringDate' to be a string of today's date.
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// (function(testerTwo){
//   "use strict";
//   var today = new Date();
//   stringDate = today.toDateString();
//   console.log("#6 stringDate", stringDate)
//   console.assert(stringDate == testerTwo, "#6 Test Failed. Did you set stringDate correctly?")
// })(testerTwo);




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# 7
Object notation
Hoisting
- Using dot notation, do the following:
  - add a property of "sauceType" with a value of "tomato".
  - add a property of "protien" with a value of "chicken".
  - add a propety of "orderNow" with a value of that would make it pass the assertion.
  - add a property of "sauce" with a value of that would make it pass the assertion.
- Fix hoisting issues
- It should return, "We are making your pizza with tomato and chicken. Pickup in 20 minutes.".
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(function(){
  "use strict";

  var pizza = {
   sauce: "",
   orderNow: "",
   pizzaMkr: function(){
     if (pizza.orderNow === true && pizza.sauce === true){
       return "We are making your pizza with " + this.sauceType + " and " + this.protein + ". Pickup in 20 minutes."
     }
     else {
       return "We only make traditional pizzas. You gotta add some sauce!"
     }
   }
 }
 pizza.sauceType = "tomato";
 pizza.protein = "chicken";
 pizza.orderNow = true;
 pizza.sauce = true;

 pizza.pizzaMkr();

  console.log("# 7 pizza.pizzaMrk()", pizza.pizzaMkr());
  console.assert(pizza.pizzaMkr() == "We are making your pizza with tomato and chicken. Pickup in 20 minutes.", "#7 Test failed. Did you add the propeties? Did you set the values correctly? Did you fix the hoisting issues?")
})();


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# 8
Scope
Hoisting
Object notation
- Study the code below, line by line, carefully. Keep hoisting and scope in mind.
- Add the following properties to 'benefit' using bracket notation:
  - "credit" with a value of 50.
  - "discount" with a value of 5.
- Complete the missing return statement.
- 'name' must be set to 'James' as a local variable in one of the functions. It should also change the global variable in order for the assertion to pass.
-It should return: "Hello James. Here is the status of your account. Thank you for your loyalty. You've been a member for 18 months . You next bill will reflect a $50 credit and a 5% discount going forward."
HINTS:
- Don't be overwhelmed by the length of the function. Read the instructions carefully. Read it line by line, keeping hoisting and scope in mind. You've got this.
- First fix hoisting issues.
- One of the variables is missing something.
- Are the functions being called when they are supposed to?
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(function() {
  "use strict";

var goodStanding = true;
 var monthsActive = 18;

 //Do not modify 'name' globaly.
 var name = null;

 var benefit = {}
 //Add properties to 'benefit' using braket notation
 benefit ["credit"] = 50;
 benefit ['discount'] = 5;
 var accountCheck = function() {
   name = "James";

   var greeting = function() {

     return "Hello " + name + ". Here is the status of your account."
   }

   function accountStat() {

     if (goodStanding == true && monthsActive >= 12) {

       return offerDiscount(name);

     } else if (goodStanding == false) {

       return "Please make a payment within 7 days or your service will be terminated, forever."

     } else if (monthsActive <= 12) {

       var timeFrame = 12 - monthsActive;
       var months;

       if (timeFrame == 1) {

         months = "month";
       } else {

         months = "months"
       }

       return "You are " + timeFrame + " " + months + " from getting a special discount!"
     }

     function offerDiscount() {

       return "Thank you for your loyalty. You've been a member for " + monthsActive + " " + "months . You next bill will reflect a $" + benefit.credit + " credit and a " + benefit.discount + "% discount going forward.";
     }
   }
   //Here 'accountCheck' should return both the 'greeting' output and the 'accountStat' output.
   return greeting() + " " + accountStat();
 }
 accountCheck();

  console.log("#8 accountCheck():", accountCheck());
  console.assert(name == "James", "Test failed. You should set 'name' to 'james' from within accountCheck()");
  console.assert(accountCheck() == "Hello James. Here is the status of your account. Thank you for your loyalty. You've been a member for 18 months . You next bill will reflect a $50 credit and a 5% discount going forward.", "Test failed. It returned: " + accountCheck());

})();



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# 9
Compartmentalization
- Fix the Compartmentalization issue in order to make the assertion pass.
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(function() {
  "use strict";

  function duplicate() {
    multiply = 2 * 10;
    duplicate();
  };

  var multiply = 2 * 8;

  console.log( "multiply", multiply );
  console.assert( multiply == 16, "Test failed. How can we isolate duplication()" );
})();