mackenco · March 14, 2017 22:27
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 /*
    #1 The biggest of three: Write a function called "bigThree" that takes three numbers as parameters x, y, and z and console.log's which of the three is the largest.
 */

 /*
    #2 Percentage: Write a function called "percent" that takes two numbers as parameters x and y, and console.log's the percentage. Example: "5 is 50% of 10."  
 */

 /*
    #3 Circle functions: For this you'll write three functions. 
    1) A function called circumference that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's circumference.
    2) A function called area that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's area
    3) A function called circleStats that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's circumference AND area. Hint - don't do too much work for this one ;) 
 */

 /*
    #4 What's the type: Write a function called "type" that takes a parameter called "thing" and console.log's the type of the thing (string, number, etc)
 */

 /*
    #5 Positive or not: Write a function called "sign" that takes three numbers as parameters x, y, and z. Console.log whether the sign of the product of all three is positive(+) or negative(-).
        Example: "The sign of 3, -7, and 2 is -"
 */

 /* 
    #6 What's the grade: Write a function called "grade" that takes a number as a parameter and console.log's what grade it is. Example: "97 is an A." What if someone puts in a number that doesn't make sense?
 */

 /*
    #7 Temperature conversion: Write a function that takes a temperature in farenheit as a parameter and console.log's the temperature in celsius. What if someone puts in a string instead of a number? 
    http://www.rapidtables.com/convert/temperature/how-fahrenheit-to-celsiu.htm
 */

 /*
    #8 Random: Write a function that takes a number as a parameter and console.logs a random number between 0 and the parameter. You will need to Google Math.random() (and possibly Math.round());
 */

 /*
    #9 Shape draw: Write a function that takes three parameters: a height (number), a width (number), and a color (string). Use jQuery to draw a rectangle with the given height, width, and background color. 
 */

 /*
    #10 Random square: Use the function you wrote in #8 and the function you wrote in #9 to draw shapes with random heights and widths.
 */
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	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Page Title</title>
	</head>
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	</html>
	/*
	#1 The biggest of three: Write a function called "bigThree" that takes three numbers as parameters x, y, and z and console.log's which of the three is the largest.
	*/

	/*
	#2 Percentage: Write a function called "percent" that takes two numbers as parameters x and y, and console.log's the percentage. Example: "5 is 50% of 10."
	*/

	/*
	#3 Circle functions: For this you'll write three functions.
	1) A function called circumference that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's circumference.
	2) A function called area that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's area
	3) A function called circleStats that takes a radius as a parameter and console.log's a circle's circumference AND area. Hint - don't do too much work for this one ;)
	*/

	/*
	#4 What's the type: Write a function called "type" that takes a parameter called "thing" and console.log's the type of the thing (string, number, etc)
	*/

	/*
	#5 Positive or not: Write a function called "sign" that takes three numbers as parameters x, y, and z. Console.log whether the sign of the product of all three is positive(+) or negative(-).
	Example: "The sign of 3, -7, and 2 is -"
	*/

	/*
	#6 What's the grade: Write a function called "grade" that takes a number as a parameter and console.log's what grade it is. Example: "97 is an A." What if someone puts in a number that doesn't make sense?
	*/

	/*
	#7 Temperature conversion: Write a function that takes a temperature in farenheit as a parameter and console.log's the temperature in celsius. What if someone puts in a string instead of a number?
	http://www.rapidtables.com/convert/temperature/how-fahrenheit-to-celsiu.htm
	*/

	/*
	#8 Random: Write a function that takes a number as a parameter and console.logs a random number between 0 and the parameter. You will need to Google Math.random() (and possibly Math.round());
	*/

	/*
	#9 Shape draw: Write a function that takes three parameters: a height (number), a width (number), and a color (string). Use jQuery to draw a rectangle with the given height, width, and background color.
	*/

	/*
	#10 Random square: Use the function you wrote in #8 and the function you wrote in #9 to draw shapes with random heights and widths.
	*/