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// Simple problems to solve using the native .reduce and .map array methods. Each of these problems can be solved in many
// different ways, but try to solve them using the requested higher order function.

// MAP

// Write a function capitalize that takes a string and uses .map to return the same string in all caps. 
// ex. capitalize('whoop') // => 'WHOOP'
// ex. capitalize('oh hey gurl') // => "OH HEY GURL"
var capitalize = function(string){
  // code code code!

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{"type":"match","offset":0,"text":"(a|b)","body":[
  {"type":"capture-group","offset":1,"text":"a|b","body":
    {"type":"alternate","offset":1,"text":"a|b","left":
      {"type":"match","offset":1,"text":"a","body":[
        {"type":"literal","offset":1,"text":"a","body":"a","escaped":false}
      ]},"right":
        {"type":"match","offset":3,"text":"b","body":[
          {"type":"literal","offset":3,"text":"b","body":"b","escaped":false}
        ]}
    },"index":1},

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// This is an example of a simplified javascript hash table that showcases a neat way (ln 64) to remove entries without 
// unneccesary iteration and without leaving undefined values lying around.

// I was too lazy to write a real hashing function, so just pretend that the hash function shown at the bottom works perfectly

var makeHashTable = function(){
  var result = {};
  result.storage = [];
  var storageLimit = 10;

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// This function does not return anything, but instead creates a new instance of an object with 
// the given attributes when the "new" keyword is used.
var Cat = function(){
  this.stomach = [];
};

// adds methods to the prototype for this new cat object
Cat.prototype.meow = function(){
  console.log("MEOWPURR");
};

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// Creates a basic cat with meow and eat methods, then creates a kitten object that inherits from

// Makes cats with meow and eat methods, plus a stomach (just for hairballs)
var makeCat = function(name){
  var cat = Object.create(catMethods);
  cat.stomach = [];

  return cat;
};

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// Makes two animals that have their own animal sound methods, but share a common .eat method

var makeCat = function(){
  var cat = {};
  cat.stomach = [];
  cat.meow = function(){
    console.log("MEOW");
  };
 
  _.extend(cat, animalMethods);

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var makeCat = function(){
  var cat = {};
  cat.stomach = [];
  
  cat.meow = function(){
    console.log("MEOW");
  };
  
  cat.eat = function(food){
    cat.stomach.push(food);

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### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am tessmyers on github.
  * I am tessmyers (https://keybase.io/tessmyers) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is D6EB 9A97 99A7 EFAC 31CB  1D9B 6AAD E366 07AD 4048

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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var checkPassword = function() {
  var query = prompt("what's the password?");
  if(query === "password"); {
    alert("Awesomesauce, that's right!");
  } else {checkPassword()}
    }
  }
}