Write a function called sayHello. The function should console log
Hello World
Write a function called sayHelloFriend. The function should take a person's name as a parameter and console log
Hello, [name]
Write a function called returnHello. The function should take a person's name as a paramter and return the string:
"Hello, [name]"
Write a function called greetAndReply. The function should take a person's name as a parameter, and take your name as a second parameter also. The function should then return the following string:
"Hello, [name1]. My name is [name2]."
Make sure to write this function using the previous function. That way, we don't have to write the same code twice.
Given a string, write a function that finds out how many times a character occurs. For example, the string "apple" would print the following:
a - 1
p - 2
l - 1
e - 1
BONUS: Make sure that lower case letters and upper case letters count for the same character. Also, ignore spaces and punctuation.
Write a function called merge. The function should take two sorted arrays of numbers as input and return a merged array of the sorted numbers from the input. For example, if the input arrays were var arr1 = [3,6,11]; var arr2 = [2,4,5,8,9]; Then the returned array would be: [2,3,4,5,6,8,9,11].
Write a guessing game in which the program picks a number between 1 and 100. Have the user submit guesses. The program should tell the user if he is correct, if the actual number is higher, or if the actual number is lower.
HINT: Your program will need to generate a random number or it won't be that fun. Look up how to do that in the MDN docs for Math.random.
HINT: You will need to get input from the user. Look at the readline docs to see how it can be done in node.
HINT: Try to break this up into functions so that your code is logically separated and nothing gets repeated. For example, it would probably be nice to have a function that gets input from the user given a prompt.