ConditonalsArrayLoops.js

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// ARRAYS //
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console.log("Challenge #1:");
// Create an array called "roster" with the following names as 
// strings: Pikachu, MewTwo, Onix, Eevee
// Console.log the length of the "roster" array
const Roster = ["Pikachu","MewTwo","Onix","Eevee"]
console.log(Roster);
// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #2:");
// push the user's first command line argument to the end of the 
// "roster" array (ideally, it's a pokemon's name!)
// console.log the "roster" array

// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #3:");
// remove the item from the "roster" array that corresponds to 
// the user's second command line argument
// NOTE: consider what data type command line arguments come in as
// console.log the "roster" array

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// CONDITIONALS //
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console.log("Challenge #4:");
// Create a variable called "catchChance" and set it equal to .25
// Note: this corresponds to a 25% chance to catch a pokemon!

// Create a variable called "catchAttempt" and set it equal to 
// Math.random()

// Note: we'll learn more about Math.random() later, but for now
// just think of it as equal to a random decimal between 0 and 1

// If "catchAttempt" is less than "catchChance" console.log "Caught it!"
// Otherwise, console.log "Aargh! Almost had it!"

// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #5:");
// If the number of pokemon in the "roster" array is less than 6
// Add an empty string to the "roster" array (signifying an empty
// spot)

// Console.log the "roster" array

// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #6:");
const elements = ["plant","fire","water"];
const enemyAttackType = elements[Math.floor(Math.random()*elements.length)];
// You've been provided a variable called "enemyAttackType" that is a 
// random string that can be "plant","fire",or "water".

// (assuming you have a "water" pokemon...)

// If the "enemyAttackType" is "plant", console.log "It's super effective!"
// Else if the "enemyAttackType" is "fire", console.log "It's not very effective!"
// Else if the "enemyAttackType" is "water", console.log "Nothing special happened!"
// Else console.log "Error, this isn't supposed to be seen!"

// NOTE: Look up how to code a "switch". Depending on the situation,
// "switch" is better than using "if/else if" statements.


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// LOOPS //
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console.log("Challenge #7:");
// Console.log the first and last letter of each string in the
// "roster" array

// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #8:");
// Console.log the average length of strings in the "roster" array


// ==================================================================
console.log("Challenge #9:");
const attackDmg = Math.floor(Math.random()*20);
// You've been provided a variable named "attackDmg" that is a random
// number.
// Create a variable called "health" and set it equal to 100;
// While "health" is above 0, subtract "attackDmg" from it and 
// console.log(`Health is at: ${health}`);

// Hint: W3School While Loop : https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_while.asp

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// BONUS //
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console.log("Bonus #1:");
// Bonus #1:
// Console.log the sum of string lengths for all of the names in the
// "roster" array

// ==================================================================
console.log("Bonus #2:");
// Bonus #2:
// If the last string in the "roster" array is "Ditto",
// Console.log "console.log" ('cause it's Ditto...get it!?)
// else, console.log the last string in the "roster" array 

// ==================================================================
console.log("Bonus #3:");
// Bonus #3:
const enemyRoster = ["Bulbasaur","Raichu","Onix","Bob","",""];
// You've been provided an array of strings called "enemyRoster"
// Create a new empty array called "outcome"
// For each item in the "roster" array, if the length of the item is 
// greater or equal to the length of the corresponding indexed string
// in the "enemyRoster" array, then add "Win" to the "outcome" array.
// Otherwise, add "Loss" to the "outcome" array.

//Console.log the "outcome" array