Data_Modeling.js

	// 1-create a data model to represent some of your classmates
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	var classmates=("samer", "fatima", "belal")
	// 	-think of different attributes of your classmates? what do all of them have ?
	// 	-create a factory function.
	function ss(name,favourit sport){
		return
		name:name;
		favourit sport: "favourit sport is:"+" "+favourit sport;
	}
	
	// 	-create an array to hold the classmates that you have created.
	 var classmates2=[];
	 function dd(i){
	 	return
	 	classmates2.push[i]
	 }

	
	// 	-write a function called displayFriend that takes a mate as an argument and returns the important information in a readable way.
	function displayFriend(mate){
		for (var i=0; i<mate.length; i++)
			r


	}

	// 	-write a function called addFriend that takes a mate as an argument and add it to you classMates array.
	function addFriend(mate){
		return classmates2.mate[i]

	}
	// 	-calculate the number of male friends that your class have by writing a function called nbOfMale.

	// 	-Write a function searchMates that, given a query and an array of Mates,

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	// 	-think of different attributes of your classmates? what do all of them have ?
	// 	-create a factory function.
	// 	-create an array to hold the classmates that you have created.
	// 	-write a function called displayFriend that takes a mate as an argument and returns the important information in a readable way.
	// 	-write a function called addFriend that takes a mate as an argument and add it to you classMates array.
	// 	-calculate the number of male friends that your class have by writing a function called nbOfMale.
	// 	-Write a function searchMates that, given a query and an array of Mates,
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	//           searche the array of mates for "matching" mate. You will decide what way you want to write in your search algorithm.