diff --git a/MaxM.js b/MaxM.js
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+// morning coding chalenge
+// this is also my first attempt at coe in Js in the command line editer. if only vi had spell check.lol
+
+
+function reverseNumber(num) {
+ let result = num.toString();
+ let result1 = result.split("").reverse().join("");
+ let result2 = Number(result1)
+ return result2;
+}
+ console.log(reverseNumber(12345));
diff --git a/MaxM.txt b/MaxM.txt
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+
+New file
+no info of importance.
diff --git a/VariablesChalenge.js b/VariablesChalenge.js
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+
+[200~/* ==== Challenge 1: ====
+ - Create a variable named `name`
+ - Assign it's value to your first and last name
+ - Does this variable need to be a constant? It depends completely on you! It should be a const variable IF you intend to never change your name.
+ */
+
+ code for `name` goes here
+ const name = 'Max David Metelus';
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 2: ====
+ - Create a variable called `age`
+ - UNLESS you've descovered a very important secret in life, you should probably allow for `mutability` here.
+ */
+
+ // code for `age` goes here
+ let age = '34';
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 3: ====
+ - Create a variable called `myLocation`
+ - Base the value on where you're currently sitting. Consider if this is something that could change eventually.
+ */
+
+ // code for `myLocation` goes here
+ let myLocation = 'in a chair';
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 4: ====
+ - Create a variable called `faveBook`
+ - Consider if this is some data about yourself that could change.
+ */
+
+ // code for `faveBook` goes here
+ const faveBook = 'The Bible';
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 5: ====
+ - Create a variable called `faveBand`
+ - Consider if this is some data about yourself that could change.
+ */
+
+ // code for `faveBand` goes here
+ let faveBand = null;
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 6: ====
+ - Problem create a variable called `faveFood`
+ - Consider if this is some data about yourself that could change.
+ */
+
+ // code for `faveFood` goes here
+ const faveFood = 'My Cooking';
+
+ /* ==== Challenge 7: ====
+ - Look at the function declaration named `example` below
+ - Comment `block scope` where you see block scope
+ - Comment `function scope` where you see function scope
+ */
+
+ function example() {
+ //function scope( block scope too!)
+ if(true){
+ //block scope
+ }
+ }
+
+
+ // Check your work against some potential solutions when you're finished: https://codepen.io/lambdaschool/pen/ejbEGN?editors=0012
diff --git a/jsBinObjectsExersize.js b/jsBinObjectsExersize.js
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+/*
+ Objects are used all over in JavaScript.
+ These following problems will help you get a better feel for object literals
+ We want you familiar with the following Object methods:
+ .keys(), .values(), .entries(), .
+ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/prototype
+*/
+
+/*
+ Problem 1: Giver Info
+ return an array of an Objects properties/keys
+*/
+
+const student = { name: 'Jonas', age: '12', gender: 'M', role: 'Receiver' };
+const studentKeys = Object.keys(student);// finish this.
+
+/*
+ Problem 2: Giver Info
+ using the same object as above.
+ return an array of an Objects values
+*/
+
+const studentValues = Object.values(student); // finish this.
+
+/*
+ Problem 3: Giver Info
+ Add a list of charecters to Jonas' object
+ The list should be called 'characters' and it should be an array.
+ example:
+ { name: 'Jonas', age: '12', gender: 'M', role: 'Receiver', characters: ['Lily', 'Mother', 'Father', 'Caleb', 'Asher']}
+ next: select that list and iterate over it using `.forEach` simply log the name of each char in the list;
+*/
+
+//const listOfChars = student.characters; // finish this.
+
+student.characters = [];
+student.characters.push['Lily'];
+student.characters.push['Mother'];
+student.characters.push['Father'];
+student.characters.push['Caleb'];
+student.characters.push['Asher'];
+
+character.forEach(list(){
+ console.log(list)
+ })
diff --git a/jsBinObjectsExersizeA.js b/jsBinObjectsExersizeA.js
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+/*
+ Objects are used all over in JavaScript.
+ These following problems will help you get a better feel for object literals
+ We want you familiar with the following Object methods:
+ .keys(), .values(), .entries(), .
+ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/prototype
+*/
+
+/*
+ Problem 1: Giver Info
+ return an array of an Objects properties/keys
+*/
+
+const student = { name: 'Jonas', age: '12', gender: 'M', role: 'Receiver' };
+const studentKeys = Object.keys(student);// finish this.
+
+/*
+ Problem 2: Giver Info
+ using the same object as above.
+ return an array of an Objects values
+*/
+
+const studentValues = Object.values(student); // finish this.
+
+/*
+ Problem 3: Giver Info
+ Add a list of charecters to Jonas' object
+ The list should be called 'characters' and it should be an array.
+ example:
+ { name: 'Jonas', age: '12', gender: 'M', role: 'Receiver', characters: ['Lily', 'Mother', 'Father', 'Caleb', 'Asher']}
+ next: select that list and iterate over it using `.forEach` simply log the name of each char in the list;
+*/
+
+//const listOfChars = student.characters; // finish this.
+
+student.characters = [];
+student.characters.push['Lily'];
+student.characters.push['Mother'];
+student.characters.push['Father'];
+student.characters.push['Caleb'];
+student.characters.push['Asher'];
+
+character.forEach(list(){
+ console.log(list);
+});
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+New file for the demo
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