webdev-js-intro-04

js/assignment.js

@@ -5,12 +5,17 @@ const ageInputEl = document.getElementById("age-input")
 const submissionBtn = document.getElementById("submission-btn");
 
 // create a mutable variable called age and do not assign it a value.
-
+let age = "";
 
 function checkAgeAndRespond() {
     age = parseInt(ageInputEl.value);
-
-    // Write your code below
+    if (age >= 21){
+        console.log("You can vote and purchase alcohol.");
+    } else if (age <21 && age >= 18) {
+        console.log("You can vote, but you cannot purchase alcohol.");
+    } else
+        console.log("You cannot vote and you cannot purchase alcohol."); 
+
 
 }
 

js/index.js

@@ -1,3 +1,32 @@
 // Prevent us from attempting to use variables
 // that are not declared
-"use strict"
+"use strict"
+let healthPoints = 20;
+let experiencePoints = 100;
+
+if (healthPoints >= 10) { //Checks HP only if >10 then ok
+    console.log("Hero is healthy.");
+} else if (healthPoints < 10 && healthPoints >= 5) { //5 <= hp < 10
+    console.log("Hero is slightly damaged.");
+} else {
+    console.log("Hero is close to death."); //if hp <5 then this
+}
+if (healthPoints >= 20) {
+    console.log("Hero is leveling up!!!"); //hp >=20 Superhero
+}
+if (healthPoints == 0) {
+    console.log("You're hero has died, and you are next!!"); //HP = 0 then dead
+}
+if (experiencePoints > 100) { //XP allows hero to level up
+    console.log("Hero has a new Super Power!!");
+}  
+
+if (experiencePoints >= 100) { //XP makes hero a SUPER
+    console.log("Hero is now a SUPERHERO!!");
+} else if (experiencePoints < 100 && healthPoints >= 5) { //Hero is hungry!
+    console.log("Hero needs to recharge!  Get him a sandwich!!");
+} else if (experiencePoints <100 && healthPoints < 10){ //Hero is dying
+    console.log("Hero is close to death.");
+} else {
+    console.log("Your Hero Has Died!!"); // Hero is dead
+}