worksheet-2.js

/*

The answers to each of these questions should be written as a function.

Call the function to execute your code.

Open this file in a text editor like "Sublime Text" or "Notepad++"

Write your answers in this file, saving often. 

Copy & paste your code into the sandbox in order to run it & test that it works

Sandbox: https://eloquentjavascript.net/code/


_Reminder_

You declare variables using the `let` keyword and populate them with the `=` operator.

The following are both valid:

let myVariable1;
myVariable1 = 1;

let myVariable2 = 2;

Use variables to store values so they may be referred to later.

*/

/*

Exercise 1)

Define 5 variables and assign them the following info:

* Your first name (string)
* Your favorite number (number)
* If you enjoy eating kale (boolean)
* A movie title (string)
* A song title (string)

Send each variable to console.log to print them and ensure they are correct.

Example:

let firstName = "Dean";
console.log(firstName); // Dean

let movieTitle = "Moonrise Kingdom";
console.log(favoriteNumber); // Moonrise Kingdom

*/

// Replace these
let firstName = "";
console.log(firstName);

/*
Exercise 2)

Write a function that takes a first name and a movie title and returns a greeting in the following format:

"Hi! My name is $NAME and I enjoy the movie $MOVIE"

Use the variables from Exercise 1 for the input here.

Example

console.log(movieGreeting(firstName, movieTitle)); // "Hi! My name is Dean and I enjoy the movie Moonrise Kingdom"

Bonus: Can you get quotes around the movie title?

*/

console.log(movieGreeting(firstName, movieTitle));

/*
Exercise 3)

Write a function _that prompts the user_ to ask their favorite food.

Print out a greeting to that user with their favorite food:

Oh you enjoy $FOOD too? I thought I was the only one.

Tip:

* JavaScript has a function `prompt`, that will throw up a text box for the user. `prompt` returns the input as a string. 
* `prompt` takes a string as an argument that it will display to the user
* IE: `prompt("What is your name")` will show the user a box asking what their name

*/

checkFavoriteFood();

/*
Exercise 4)

Write a function that prompts the user for a "fun fact" and stores their input as a variable. 
Call our `isSentence` function from last week with the input we stored.
If the user provided a fun fact as a complete sentence, then tell them their fun fact is interesting.
If the fun fact is not a complete sentence, then instruct them to please use a period at the end of their sentences.

*/