var sentence = "How are you doing ?" console.log(sentence)
banana=prompt('whats your fav fruit') alert('There is an error with this program')
food=Number(prompt('whats your food'))
tipPercentage=Number(prompt('whats tip%'))/100
tipAmount=food*tipPercentage
total=food+tipAmount
console.log(tipAmount)
alert(tipAmount)
// console.log("your food is "+total+" Tip Amount"+tipAmount)
console.log(`your food is ${total} and Tip Amount is ${tipAmount}`)
- Var can be updated and re-declared
- let can be updated but not re-declared
- const can neither be updated or re-declared
- var is initialized with undefined, whereas let & const aren't initialized
- const must be initialized during declaration unlike let and var
console.log('JavScript : Var : They are globally scoped')
var a = 'Anurag';
var b = 'Harry';
{
var a= 2;
var b=3;
console.log(`${a} and ${b}`)
}
console.log(`${a} and ${b}`)
console.log('JavScript : let : They are block scoped')
let c = 'Anurag';
let d = 'Harry';
{
let c= 2;
let d=3;
console.log(`${c} and ${d}`)
}
console.log(`${c} and ${d}`)
console.log('JavScript : const : They are block scoped')
const e ='Anurag'
{
const e=3
console.log(e)
}
console.log(e)
- Null, Number, String, Boolean, Undefined, BIGINT, Symbol
- Object is an NON-PRIMITIVE DATATYPE
let weather= prompt('hows the weather')
if(weather == 'rainy')
{
console.log("Grab an umbrella")
}
else{
console.log("Let's wear an SunGlasses")
}
let value = prompt(`What's your age?`)
let reply = Number(value)
console.log(typeof reply)
if(reply<0){
console.log(`Invalid Number`)
}else if(reply >0 && reply <9 ){
console.log(`You're still younger to drive`)
}else if(reply>9 && reply<18){
console.log(`You should consider learning driving`)
}else{
console.log(`You are of age to drive the vehicle`)
}
switch(true){
case (reply < 0) :
console.log(`You are not born yet `)
break;
case reply>0 && reply<9 :
console.log(`You are studing school `)
break;
case reply>9 && reply<18 :
console.log(`You are studing High school `)
break;
default: console.log(`You are studing college or doing job `)
break;
}
function sayMyName(){
console.log('Anurag')
console.log('Kumar')
console.log('Singh')
}
sayMyName()
function sum(a,b){
return a+b;
}
function tipCalculator(food,tipPercentage){
const tipPercentageAmount = tipPercentage / 100;
const tip = tipPercentageAmount * food;
const total= sum(food,tip);
return total
}
const tipCalculator = (food,tipPercentage)=>{
const tipPercentageAmount = tipPercentage / 100;
const tip = tipPercentageAmount * food;
const total= sum(food,tip);
return total
}
console.log(tipCalculator(100,20))
function greeting(name){
console.log(`hi ${name}, Nice to meet to you`)
}
greeting('Anurag Singh')
const groceries=['banana', 'apple', 'orange','pears','blueberry']
console.log('--ALL--')
console.log(groceries)
console.log('--PICK PARTICULAR ITEM--')
console.log(groceries[0])
console.log('--PUSH--')
groceries.push('Strwbaerry')
console.log(groceries)
console.log('--SLICE--')
console.log(groceries.slice(0,2))
console.log('--LENGTH--')
console.log(groceries.slice(3,groceries.length))
console.log(groceries.length)
console.log('--indexOf--')
console.log(groceries.indexOf('blueberry'))
const person={
name:'leonardo',
shirt:'white',
pant:'black'
}
console.log(person)
console.log(person.name) //DOT Notation
console.log(person['name']) //BRACKET Notation
console.log(person.name+" is the name of personm and color of his shirt is "+person.shirt+" pant is "+person['pant'])
person.phone='660-528-0543'
person['Address']='USA'
console.log(person)
const person2 ={
name:'Anurag',
shirt:'Black',
pant:'blue'
}
console.log(person2)
console.log(person2.name)
const introducer = (Pshirt,Pname,Passets,Pdebt)=>{
const person = {
name:Pname,
shirt:Pshirt,
assets:Passets,
debt:Pdebt,
netWorth: function(){
return this.assets-this.debt;
}
}
const intro = `Hi, my name is ${person.name} & shirt is ${person.shirt} and my net worth is $${person.netWorth()}`
return intro
}
console.log(introducer('black','Anurag',10000,400))
const fruits =['banana', 'apple', 'orange','pears','blueberry']
for(let i=0;i<fruits.length;i++){
console.log(fruits[i])
}
- FOR IN LOOP : Gives the Index of an object
- FOR OF LOOP : Gives the values of objects
const phrase = ' hey, how are you doing? What are your plans for the days'
const howManyLetters = (phrase)=>{
const values = []
for( const index of phrase){
values.push(index)
}
console.log(values)
}
howManyLetters(phrase);
for(const fruit of fruits){
console.log(fruit)
}
const numbers =[1,2,3,4,5,6]
for(const number of numbers){
console.log(doubleNumber)
}
for(const number of numbers){
let doubleNumber = number*2;
console.log(doubleNumber)
}
let result=[]
for(const number of numbers){
let doubleNumber = number*2;
result.push(doubleNumber)
console.log(result)
}
const double = ()=>{
let result=[]
for(const number of numbers){
let doubleNumber = number*2;
result.push(doubleNumber)
}
return result;
}
console.log(double());
const square = ()=>{
let result=[]
for(const number of numbers){
let squareNumber = number**2;
result.push(squareNumber)
}
return result;
}
console.log(square());
const myFriends= [ 'Shreya','Monish','Himanshu','Krishna','Nuggu']
const people=[]
for( const friend of myFriends){
if(friend.length<=6)
people.push(friend)
}
console.log(people)
console.log("people are"+ people.push(friend))
const howManyLetters2 = (phrase)=>{
// const phrase = ' hey, how are you doing? What are your plans for the days'
let result = 0;
for( const index in phrase){
result = Number(index)+1;
}
console.log( `There are total of ${result} alpabhet`)
return {result}
}
console.log(howManyLetters2(phrase));
- Q. Write a function to find number of words in phrase
- Q. Write a function to retrive the words in phrase and put it in an array.
const phrase = 'Sun Rises in the East!'
const result=[]
const findNumberOfWords = (phrase) =>{
for( word in phrase){
value = Number(word)+1
}
console.log(`There are ${value} alpabhets in this phrase`)
return {value}
}
console.log(findNumberOfWords(phrase))
const findNumberOfWords2 = (phrase) =>{
console.log(`There are ${phrase.length} alpabhets in this phrase`)
}
findNumberOfWords2(phrase)
const getTheWords = (phrase)=>{
for( word of phrase){
result.push(word)
}
console.log(result)
}
getTheWords(phrase)
- @ Sum up all the numbers in an array
const values2 = [4,5,7,4,8,9,2,4,6,7,9]
// const values2 = [4,3]
const sumAllArray = (values2)=>{
let result = 0;
for(mango of values2){
console.log("Adding number : "+mango)
result = mango+result
console.log(result)
}
return {result}
}
console.log(sumAllArray(values2))
const numArray = [2,3,4]
const addFunction = (numArray) =>{
let result = 0;
let nayaArray=[]
for(let num of numArray ){
result=num+result;
nayaArray.push(result)
}
console.log(nayaArray)
return {result}
}
console.log(addFunction(numArray))
const numbers = [1,4,5]
const findMax = (numbers)=>{
let result = numbers[0];
for(const number of numbers){
if(number>result){
result=number
}
}
return {result}
}
console.log(findMax(numbers))
const numArray = [8,6,5,7,3,24,4,20]
const findTheBiggest = (numArray)=>{
let result=numArray[0];
for(const number of numArray){
if(number>result){
result=number
}
}
return {result}
}
console.log(findTheBiggest(numArray))
const phrase = 'what are you doing later tonight'
const letterFrequency = (phrase)=>{
let frequency={}
// console.log(frequency)
for(letter of phrase){
if(letter in frequency){
// console.log(`${letter} and ${frequency[letter]}`)
frequency[letter]=frequency[letter]+1 //in 1st loop,frequency[letter]=0;in 2nd loop,frequency[letter]=1;
// console.log(`${letter} and ${frequency[letter]}`)
}else{
frequency[letter]=1; //h:1
}
}
return {frequency}
}
console.log(letterFrequency(phrase))
const phrase = 'How are you doing, hows your life going on'
const wordFrequency = (phrase)=>{
let frequency={}
for(const letter of phrase){
if(letter in frequency){
frequency[letter]+=1;
}else{
frequency[letter]='hello';
}
}
return frequency
}
console.log(wordFrequency(phrase))
- Q. How to count get each alpabet frequency
const phras = 'How are you doing, hows your life going on'
const addValue = (phras)=>
{
let myValue = {}
for(letter of phras){
if(letter in myValue){
myValue[letter] +=1
}else{
myValue[letter] =1
}
}
return console.log(myValue);
}
console.log(addValue(phras))
- Q. WRITE A PROGRAM TO FIND FREQUENCY OF EACH ALPHABET & EACH WORD IN A SENTENCE?
const phrase = 'how are you doing ? and what are you doing ? and why are you doing ?'
console.log(`Phrase : ${phrase}`)
const phraseArray = phrase.split(' ')
// console.log(phraseArray)
// let frequencyOfAlphabet = {}
const getFreqOfAlpabets=(phrase)=>{
let frequencyOfAlphabet = {}
for(let letter of phrase){
if(letter in frequencyOfAlphabet){
frequencyOfAlphabet[letter]+=1;
}else{
frequencyOfAlphabet[letter]=1;
}
}
return {frequencyOfAlphabet}
}
const getFreqOfWords =(phraseArray)=>{
let frequencyOfWord ={}
for(word of phraseArray){
if(word in frequencyOfWord){
frequencyOfWord[word]+=1;
}else{
frequencyOfWord[word]=1;
}
}
return {frequencyOfWord}
}
console.log(getFreqOfAlpabets(phrase))
console.log(getFreqOfWords(phraseArray))
- Q. Find the length of every word in a phrase
const phrase = 'What is the name of the hiring manager in your company'
const phraseArray = phrase.split(' ')
const lengthOfWord = (phraseArray)=>{
let result = {}
for(const word of phraseArray){
result['word']=word.length
return {result}
}
}
console.log((lengthOfWord(phraseArray))
- HIGHER ORDER FUNCTION : Functions that takes other function inside
- MAP()
- FILTER()
- REDUCE()
const arrayObject = [1,3,5,6].map(number=>number*2)
console.log(arrayObject)
/**
* Q. Write a function to print double of a given array without for loop?
*/
const arrayObject = [1,3,5,6]
console.log(arrayObject)
const doubleArray = (arrayObject)=>{
return arrayObject.map((number)=>number*2)
}
console.log(doubleArray(arrayObject))
const greaterThen3 = (arrayObject)=>{
return arrayObject.filter((number)=>number<3)
}
console.log(greaterThen3(arrayObject))
const divisibleByTwo = (arrayObject)=>{
return arrayObject.filter((number)=>{
let result = (number%2)==0 ? number : 0 //'ternary' or 'conditional' operator & OR operator
console.log(result)
return result
})
}
console.log(divisibleByTwo(arrayObject))
-
SUM : Think Reduce
-
Reduce the loop and gives you back the accumulator
-
array.reduce(function(total, currentValue), initialValue)
-
The reduce() method executes a reducer function for array element.
-
The reduce() method returns a single value: the function's accumulated result.
-
The reduce() method does not execute the function for empty array elements.
-
The reduce() method does not change the original array.
-
Q. Find the sum of every element in array without for loop
const numberArray = [3,5,7,8,9,2,45,7,7]
const summNumberArray = (numberArray)=>{
let prev = 0;
let total = 0 ;
numberArray.reduce((prev,curr)=>{
console.log(`Current Total : ${prev} || Current Value to be added:${curr}`)
total = prev+curr;
return total
},total)
console.log(`Sum of all array is ${total}`)
}
summNumberArray(numberArray)
- Q. Find the multiples of every element in array without for loop
const arrayMul = [1,2,3,5]
const arryMulFunc = (arrayMul) =>{
let total = 0
let prev = 0
arrayMul.reduce((total,curr)=>{
prev = curr+total;
return prev;
}, prev)
console.log(`sum of all the element in array is ${prev}`)
}
arryMulFunc(arrayMul)
-
- To fetch From an actors JSON object
-
- Names of actors using For of loop in an array
-
- Find actors, whos nethworth more then 10000, using filter () & push to new array using Map()
-
- Sum of networth => reduce()
const actors = [
{name:'jonny deep',networth:'300'},
{name:'Amber',networth:'100'},
{name: 'Brad', networth: '200'}
]
const totalAsset = (actors)=>{
/**
* Filters Help you give a new array with conditions, Map simples gives new array
*/
let result = actors.filter((actor => actor.networth>100))
let netWorths = result.map((actor)=>actor.networth)
console.log(`List of all netWorths : ${netWorths}`)
/**
* For of loops through item, For in loops through item index in array
*/
let namearray = []
for(actor of actors){
namearray.push(actor.name)
}
console.log(`List of Name of actors : ${namearray}`)
/**
* Reduce gives back an sum of all numbers in array, with help of (prev,curr,total)
*/
let total = 0 ;
let prev = 0 ;
let resultTotal = 0;
resultTotal = actors.reduce((prev,curr)=>{
total = prev +Number(curr.networth);
return total
},prev)
console.log(`The sum of all netWorths : ${resultTotal}`)
}
totalAsset(actors)
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