gistfile1.txt

var person = {
  firstName: 'Zelda',
  lastName: 'Fitzgerald',
  introduce: function () {
    console.log('my name is ' + this.firstName + ' ' + this.lastName)
  }
}

// Question 1: Given a greet() function modify it to update its context with an object
// having firstName and lastName properties.
// function greet(name){
//   console.log("Hi " + name + ', my name is ' + this.firstName + ' ' + this.lastName);
// }
// greet("Ron");
// greet.call(person, 'Ron')

// Question 2: Given a greet() function modify it to update its context with an object 
// having firstName and lastName properties
// and allow it to accept multiple arguments in an array
// function greet(name, lastName){
//   console.log("Hi " + name + " " + lastName + ' my name is ' + this.firstName + ' ' + this.lastName);
// }
// greet("Ron", "Weasley");
// var array = ['Ron', 'Weasley']
// greet.apply(person, array)


// Question 3: Given a greet() function modify it
//  to update its context with a fixed value so it can be invoked later.
/*
  function greet(name){
    console.log("Hi" + name + this + "is the original context of the function");
  }
  greet("Ron");
*/
// function greet (name) {
//   console.log('Hi ' + name + ' I am ' + this.firstName)
// }
// var bound = greet.bind(person, 'Ron')
// bound()
// bound()
// bound()
  
  
// Question 4: Create a function multiplyBy that multiplies a number by a given factor.
// Use the bind method to create a new function that multiplies by a specific factor.
// function multiplyBy (a, b) {
//   console.log(a * b)
// }
// multiplyBy(5, 10)
// var multiplyByTen = multiplyBy.bind(undefined, 10)
// multiplyByTen(3)
// multiplyByTen(4)

// function multiplyBy5 (a) {
//   multiplyBy(a, 5)
// }
// multiplyBy5(5)
  
// Question 5: Create a function that counts the number of properties in an object 
// using `apply` and the `arguments` object.
function count (object) {
  console.log(Object.keys(object).length)
}
// count(person)
count.apply(undefined, [person])

// Question 6: Given an object `person` representing a person with a method to introduce himself,
// define another object `anotherPerson` and using call method borrow the introduce method from `person` object
// and use it for `anotherPerson` object
person.introduce()

var anotherPerson = {
  firstName: 'Dorothy',
  lastName: 'Parker'
}

person.introduce.call(anotherPerson)

// Question 7: Using the `apply` method, write a function that finds the minimum number in an array. 
// You can use Math class's built-in min() method for this task.

function findMinimum (numbers) {
  // Math.min(1, 2, 3)
  // var result = Math.min.apply(null, numbers)
  // console.log(result)
  // console.log(Math.min(...numbers))
}

findMinimum([3, 1, -2, 100, -3])