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Create a function named isNameOddOrEven that returns whether a student's name has an odd or even number of letters. Expected return should be in the following format - string: ' has an even/odd number of letters'. This function should accept one parameter, any string that represent the name you want to check.

function isNameOddOrEven(theName){
  // if (!theName) <===> if(theName.length === 0)
  if (!theName) return `Please enter the valid name!`
  if( theName.length % 2 === 0) return `${theName} has even number of letters`
 else return `${theName} has odd number of letters`

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// 1:
function sumOfThree(a, b, c){
  return a + b + c;
}

sumOfThree(2, 5, 9); // => 16

// 2:
function isNameOddOrEven(name){
  // if (!name) <===> if(name.length === 0)

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// 1

// num1, num2, sign => are just PLACEHOLDERS, it can be any word
const doTheMath = function(num1, sign, num2){
  switch(sign){
    case "+":
      return num1 + num2;
    case "-":
      return num1 - num2;
    case "*":

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// OBJECTS

// Objects are collections of properties and each property is represented with key-value pair. 
// The representation of an object in JavaScript is curly braces {}.

// The keys are unique in an object; one key will always have just one value associated to it.

// Create an object

const product = {}; // use object literal approach or

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const ironhacker = {
    firstName: 'marko',
    age: 39,
    favorites: ['JavaScript', 'Node'],
    isSatisfied: true,
    worksAt: 'Google',
    isRemote: false
}

// 1: Add 'React' as one more favorite tech

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// Data can be organized (structured) in different ways

// The following are nested data structures that are comining everything we covered so far: 
// all primitive data types as well as objects and arrays

// ****************************************************** 
// ****************** array of objects ******************
// ****************************************************** 

const students = [

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// *********************************************
// ******* exercise: array of objects **********
// *********************************************

const designers = [
  { name: 'Bob', age: 17 },
  { name: 'Susy', age: 18 },
  { name: 'Ted', age: 28 },
  { name: 'Sarah', age: 25 },
  { name: 'Bill', age: 19 }

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// Suspects Collection
const suspectsArray = [];

let mrGreen = {
  firstName: 'Jacob',
  lastName: 'Green',
  occupation: 'Entrepreneur',
  age: 45,
  description: ' He has a lot of connections',
  image:

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// ***************************************************************
// 1: Capitalize each element of the array - the whole word:
// ***************************************************************

const fruits = ['pineapple', 'orange', 'mango'];

const capsFruits = fruits.map(oneFruit => {
  return oneFruit.toUpperCase();
});

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// ***************************************************************
// MAP: Calculate the final grade for each student in the list below.
// Grade our students based on their performance on two projects (40% of final grade)
// and their final exam (60% of final grade).
// ***************************************************************

const students = [
  {
    name: 'Tony Parker',
    firstProject: 80,