diff --git a/index.js b/index.js index aa0a0fd..852c727 100644 --- a/index.js +++ b/index.js @@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ const string1 = "My favorite dessert is jello"; -// Your code here... +const charPosition = string1.indexOf("j"); + +console.log(charPosition); @@ -17,7 +19,9 @@ const string1 = "My favorite dessert is jello"; const string2 = "ABCDEFGHJKLO"; -// Your code here... +const newString = `${string2[string2.indexOf("C")]}${string2[string2.indexOf("O")]}${string2[string2.indexOf("O")]}${string2[string2.indexOf("L")]}`; + +console.log(newString); @@ -29,19 +33,25 @@ const string2 = "ABCDEFGHJKLO"; const string3 = "Na"; -// Your code here... +const stringRepeat = string3.repeat(4); + +const batmanName = "Batman"; + +console.log(`${stringRepeat} ${batmanName}!`); /******************************************* - Iteration 4 | Fruite Slice + Iteration 4 | Fruite Slice *******************************************/ // Using the string method .slice(), access and print to the console the name of your favorite fruit from a given string const fruit = "banana apple mango orange lemon kiwi watermelon grapes pear pineapple"; -// Your code here... +const myFavouriteFruit = fruit.slice(fruit.indexOf("pear"), fruit.indexOf("pear") + "pear".length); + +console.log(myFavouriteFruit); @@ -56,26 +66,30 @@ const funnyHeadline1 = "Breathing oxygen linked to staying alive"; const funnyHeadline2 = "Students Cook & Serve Grandparents"; -// Check the first headline -// Your code here ... +if (funnyHeadline1.includes("oxygen")) { + console.log("The string includes the word 'oxygen'"); +} else { + console.log("The string does not include the word 'oxygen'"); +}; -// Check the second headline -// Your code here ... +if (funnyHeadline2.includes("oxygen")) { + console.log("The string includes the word 'oxygen'"); +} else { + console.log("The string does not include the word 'oxygen'"); +}; /******************************************* - Iteration 6 | String Length + Iteration 6 | String Length *******************************************/ // Using console.log() print to the console the length of the string and the last character in the string. const string4 = "zEAWrTC9EgtxmK9w1"; -// a) Print the string length -// Your code here ... +console.log(string4.length); -// b) Print the last character in the string -// Your code here ... +console.log(string4[string4.length-1]); \ No newline at end of file