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//Declare a variable called 'name' that has the value of your name.

/*code here*/
var name = 'Steven Ocampo';

//#2
//create an if statement that checks to see if your name is equal to 'Ben'
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/*code here*/

if (name === 'Ben'){
console.log('yes');
} else {
console.log('no');
}

//#3
//create an array called 'favoriteFoods'.
//fill it up with the names of several of your favorite foods

/*code here*/

var favoriteFoods = ['Steak', 'Shashimi', 'Sweet Potato', 'Chocolate Ice Cream'];
//#4
//use a for loop to log each food in the 'favoriteFoods' array

/*code here*/

for (let i = 0; i < favoriteFoods.length; i++){
console.log(favoriteFoods[i]);
}
//#5
//create an object called 'favoriteMovie'.
//give 'favoriteMovie' a property called 'runtime' and set it equal to how long the movie is in minutes
//give 'favoriteMovie' a property called 'title' and set it equal to the title
//give 'favoriteMovie' a property called 'director' and set it equal to the director's name

/*code here*/
var favoriteMovie = {};

favoriteMovie['runtime'] = 'minutes'
favoriteMovie['title'] = 'title'
favoriteMovie['director'] = 'director\'s name'
//#6
//create a function called 'sayHi'.
//'sayHi' should accept one argument called 'name'
//when 'sayHi' is invoked it should log the string 'Hello <name>!' where <name> is equal to the 'name' argument

/*code here*/

var sayHi = function(name){
console.log(`Hello ${name}!`);
}

//#7
//create an array called 'friends'
//create three objects that have information about your friends
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/*code here*/

var friends = [];

var object1 = {name: 'Johny', age: 21, vocation: 'Janitor'};
var object2 = {name: 'Jenny', age: 32, vocation: 'Professor'};
var object3 = {name: 'Kenny', age: 17, vocation: 'Rock Star'};

friends.push(object1, object2, object3);

//#8
//use a for loop to iterate over the 'friends' array from problem #7
//inside the for loop print the string 'My friend <name> is <age> years old and does <vocation> for work.'

/*code here*/

for (let i = 0; i < friends.length; i++){
console.log(`My friend ${friend[i].name} is ${friend[i].age} years old and does ${friend[i].vocation} for work.`);
}

//#9
//create a constructor called 'User' that can function as a class for creating new user objects
//'User' should take 'email', and 'password' as arguments
//each instance of 'User' that is created should have a 'email', and 'password' property that is equal to the arguments passed to the constructor

/*code here*/
function User(email, password){
this.email = email;
this.password = password;
}

//#10
//create a function called 'nFactorial(num)'
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//try to solve this recursively

/*code here*/


var nFactorial(num){
if (num < 2) {
return 1;
} else {
return num * (nFactorial(num - 1));
}

}