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CAVESOFCLARITY = function (caves) {
	var sandScript = "";
  caves.setSandScript = function (message) {
    sandScript = message;
  };
  return caves;
}(CAVESOFCLARITY);

//Notice how we are passing the CAVESOFCLARITY module, which was recently created in another code sample. 

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var year  = 2014;

var CLASSLIST = function (classYear){
    var maleStudents = 15,
        femaleStudents = 20;
    
    return {
        yearBookTitle: function () {
            return "Congradulations year of " + 
                   classYear +

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var CLASSLIST = function (){
    var maleStudents = 15,
        femaleStudents = 20;
    
    return {
        amountOfStudents: function () {
            return maleStudents + femaleStudents;
        },
        CURRICULUM: {
            classStart: "September 15th 2014",

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var TARRYTOWN = {
    knights: 100,
    citizens: 500,
    stapleFood: "mutton chops",
    alertTheLord: function() {
       alert("We need help my lord, please send         reinforcements!")
    },
    KINGSKEEP: {
       calvary: 25,
       knights: 200,

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var passengers = [ ["Thomas", "Meeks"],
                   ["Gregg", "Pollack"],
                   ["Christine", "Wong"],
                   ["Dan", "McGaw"] ];
var modifiedNames = passengers.map(
  function (cell) {
   	return cell[0] + ' ' + cell[1]; 
  }
);

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var list = document.getElementById('friendsList'),
    friends = ["Andre",
           "Pedro",
           "Johnny",
           "Fer",
           "Tiago",
           "Danny"],
    fragment = document.createDocumentFragment(),
    element;
for(var i = 0, l = friends.length; i<l; i++) {

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function sansTemple(floor){
  var happensNext;
  switch(floor) {
      //Notice how you can use a stacking method to reduce redundency in cases. Now lower level also works for the basement cond.
      case "lower level" : 
      case "basement" :
            welcomeMessage = "Welcome to the basement!";
      case 1 :
      	welcomeMessage = "You have entered the First Floor!";
            break

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function Tool(name, type, use, cost) {
            this.name = name;
            this.type = type;
            this.use = use;
            this.cost = cost;
            //You can also add inherited functions here for everything created using this constructor
            this.useTool = function () {
                        alert("Alright, be careful with that "+this.name+"!");
            }
}

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String.prototype.checkFor = function (input) {
            var result = 0;
            for (var i = 0; i<this.length; i++) {//use this to check for the length of the actual string
                        this.charAt(i) == input ? result++ : false;  //we can use a ternary conditional here.
            }
            return result;
};

console.log("This is a good string".checkFor("o")); //Now we can use the new method on a string and log it out. 

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var fridge = { 
    addItem: function(name, type, expirationDate, healthRating) {
        this[name] = {type: type, expirationDate: expirationDate, healthRating: healthRating};
     },
    removeItem: function(name){
        var recentlyRemoved = delete this[name];
    }
};
fridge.addItem("bannana", "fruit", "2 weeks", "100");
fridge.addItem("steak", "meat", "1 weeks", "70");