CardMaker.js

// Create a function called MakePerson which takes in name, birthday, ssn as its parameters and returns a new object with all of the information that you passed in.

function MakePerson(name, bday, ssn) {
  var person = {};
  person.name = name;
  person.bday = bday;
  person.ssn = ssn;
  return person;
};

var firstPerson = MakePerson("Dustin", "3/14", 98234759384759384);
var secondPerson = MakePerson("Joe", "4/14", 982347594567);
var thirdPerson = MakePerson("Jake", "5/14", 87);

console.log(firstPerson);
console.log(secondPerson);
console.log(thirdPerson);


// Create a function called MakeCard which takes in all the data it needs to make a Credit Card object and returns that object so that whenever you invoke MakeCard, you get a brand new credit card.

  function MakeCard(cardNumber, exp) {
    var card = {};
    card.cardNumber = cardNumber;
    card.exp = exp;
    return card;
  };
  
  var firstCard = MakeCard(2345, "07/17");
  var secondCard = MakeCard(23456, "08/17");
  var thirdCard = MakeCard(234567, "09/17");
  

/* As of this point you should have a MakePerson and a MakeCard function which returns you either a person or a credit card object.
   Now, create a bindCard function that takes in a person object as its first parameter and a creditcard object as its second parameter.
   Have bindCard merge the two parameters together into a new object which contains all the properties from the person as well as the creditcard.
*/

  //Code Here
  
var bindCard = function(person, card) {
  var newCard = {};
  newCard.name = person.name;
  newCard.bday = person.bday;
  newCard.ssn = person.ssn;
  newCard.cardNumber = card.cardNumber;
  newCard.exp = card.exp;
  return newCard;
};

var card1 = bindCard(firstPerson, firstCard);
var card2 = bindCard(secondPerson, secondCard);
var card3 = bindCard(thirdPerson, thirdCard);

console.log("card1: ", card1);
console.log("card2: ", card2);
console.log("card3: ", card3);