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**# Minh Nguyen**

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**CAREER SUMMARY**

Results-oriented, high-energy, hands-on professional, with 18+ years' experience and a successful record of accomplishments in the software, hardware computer as well as in medical device and aerospace industries.

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var _ = {};


/*********IDENTITY**********/
_.identity = function(val) {
    return val;
};

/*********FIRST**********/
_.first = function(array, n) {

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// Exercise 1 
/* Write a function tallEnoughToRide which takes in an array of people objects, and returns a an array of names of people who are greater than or equal to 48 inches in height.

You can assume an input which looks like this:

var groupA = [
  {
    name: "Mia",
    age: 10,
    heightInInches: 52

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// BASIC ASSEMENT 

// Exercise 1 (conditionals)
// Write a function lesserNum which takes in two integer arguments, and returns the lesser of the two. If they're equal, return either.

function lesserNum(num1, num2) {
  // YOUR CODE HERE
  var result = num1 ; 
  if (num1>num2) {
    result = num2;

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//Exercise1: 
// Write a function wasItFunny which takes in a boolean argument (input value), and returns "meh" if the input was false, and "HAHAHA" if the input was true.

function wasItFunny(response) {
  if (response === true) {
    console.log("HAHAHA");
  } else {
      console.log ("meh");
   }
}

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/Assessment 1: 
// Write a function wasItFunny which takes in a boolean argument (input value), and returns "meh" if the input was false, and "HAHAHA" if the input was true.


// function wasItFunny(response) {
//   var response = true;
//   if (response) {
//     console.log("HAHAHA");
//   } else if (!reponse){
//     console.log ("meh");

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// #2
/*
Write an "assertArraysEqual" function from scratch.
Assume that the arrays in question contain only scalar values (i.e., simple values like strings or numbers).
Do not use JSON.stringify(), Array.join(), or any other "convert the array to a string so I can compare two strings" type of technique to implement this.
Examples
SUCCESS CASE
var expected = ['b', 'r', 'o', 'k', 'e', 'n'];
var actual = 'broken'.split('');
assertArraysEqual(actual, expected, 'splits string into array of characters');

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<script>
var random, tries;
var findDifference = function(answer, guess) {
    if (answer > guess) {
        return answer - guess;
    } 
    else {
        return guess - answer;
    }
}