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// 12/23/2015
// Smallest multiple
// Problem 5

// 2520 is the smallest number that can be divided by each of the numbers from 
// 1 to 10 without any remainder.

// What is the smallest positive number that is evenly divisible by all of the 
// numbers from 1 to 20?

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// 12/23/2015
// A function to display Mottos for Westerosi Houses

// Given a list of the following major Houses of Westeros 
// and their respective mottos:

// var houses = [
//   {name: "Targaryen", motto: "Fire and Blood"},
//   {name: "Stark",     motto: "Winter is Coming"},
//   {name: "Bolton",    motto: "Our Blades Are Sharp"},

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// 12/26/2015
// Create a function wordsearch(w) that searches to see whether a word w is present in the given text variable. 
// Please note it has to be a full word
// Update: You must not modify the text variable!

// Example:
// Text - "what makes the desert beautiful, said the little prince is that somewhere it hides a well";

// wordSearch(Text,"prince")--> true
// wordSearch(Text,"beautiful")--> true

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// 12/27/2015
// Write a function cubeSum(n, m) that will calculate a sum of cubes 
// of numbers in a given range, starting from the smaller 
// (but not including it) to the larger (including). 
// The first argument is not necessarily the larger number.

// Examples:

// Test.expect(cubeSum(5,0) == 225, "cubeSum(5,0) should be 225");
// Test.expect(cubeSum(2,3) == 27, "cubeSum(2,3) should be 27");

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// 12/27/2015
// You are a professor in high school. Summer holidays are over and you have 
// been given many different lists containing your new students' names. It's 
// your responsability to put all these lists together, in ascending order in 
// the alphabet, so you can get organized in a more efficient way.

// As a computer programmer in your free time, you decided to write a program 
// that would do what you need.

// Your task

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// 12/27/2015
// Create a find function that takes a string and an array. If the string is
// in the array, return true.

// For example:

// find("hello", ["bye bye","hello"]) // return true
// find("anything", ["bye bye","hello"]) // return false
// Note: Hello != hello, case-sensitive.

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// 12/27/2015
// Function nthChar takes 1 parameter - an array of n words.

// You must concatenate the nth letter from each word to construct a new word 
// which should be returned as a string.

// Note: Test cases contain valid input only - i.e. a string array or an empty 
// array, each word will have at least as many letters as its ordinal position.

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// 12/27/2015
// Car Depreciation

// You own a great car website that helps people make decisions about buying 
// the best new car for them. You decide that if you had a calculator on the 
// website which lets people know their car's value after depreciation in a 
// couple of years, would be a great idea!

// Write a function that takes the car's value when new (p) and return its 
// value to 2 decimal places in the nth year (n).

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// 12/27/2015
// Sum of all arguments.

// Calculate the sum of all the arguments passed to a function.

// Note: If any of the arguments is not a finite number the function 
// should return false/False instead of the sum of the arguments.

// For example:

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// Started on 12/27/2015, Got back to this question on 1/4/2016
// +1 Array
// Given an array of integers of any length, return an array that has 1 added 
// to the value represented by the array.

// For example an array [2, 3, 9] equals 239, add one would return an 
// array [2, 4, 0].

// [4, 3, 2, 5] would return [4, 3, 2, 6]