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Batch 17 JavaScript Assignment Full

The assignment aims to enhance JavaScript fundamentals using Node.js through a series of exercises focused on variables, arrays, objects, conditions, loops, and functions. Students must set up their environment, create a GitHub repository, and complete various tasks, including printing messages, manipulating arrays, and using conditional logic. Submission requires clear organization and proper commenting in the code, with grading based on logic, output, and code readability.

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Batch 17 JavaScript Assignment Full

The assignment aims to enhance JavaScript fundamentals using Node.js through a series of exercises focused on variables, arrays, objects, conditions, loops, and functions. Students must set up their environment, create a GitHub repository, and complete various tasks, including printing messages, manipulating arrays, and using conditional logic. Submission requires clear organization and proper commenting in the code, with grading based on logic, output, and code readability.

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Batch 17 – JavaScript & Node.

js Assignment

Objective
This assignment is designed to strengthen JavaScript fundamentals using [Link]. Students will practice
variables, arrays, objects, conditions, loops, and functions step by step.

Setup Instructions
1. Install [Link] (LTS Version)
2. Install Visual Studio Code
3. Verify installation using:
node -v and npm -v
4. Create one GitHub repository named batch-17-javascript-assignment
5. Create a separate file or folder for each exercise

Assignment Exercises
1. Personal Message – Print a greeting message using a variable.
2. Name Cases – Print a name in lowercase, uppercase, and title case.
3. Famous Quote – Print a quote with the author’s name.
4. Famous Quote (Variables) – Store author and message in variables.
5. Stripping Names – Use \n and \t and trim whitespace.
6. Number Eight – Perform operations that result in 8.
7. Favorite Number – Print your favorite number using a variable.
8. Adding Comments – Add comments to two programs.
9. Names Array – Store and print friends’ names.
10. Greetings – Print personalized messages.
11. Transportation – Print statements using a vehicle array.
12. Guest List – Invite guests to dinner.
13. Changing Guest List – Replace one guest.
14. More Guests – Add guests at beginning, middle, end.
15. Shrinking Guest List – Invite only two guests.
16. Seeing the World – Sort and reverse arrays.
17. Dinner Guests – Print number of invited guests.
18. Arrays Practice – Store any list of items.
19. Objects Practice – Store items in JavaScript objects.
20. Intentional Error – Create and fix an array index error.
21. Conditional Tests – Write true/false comparisons.
22. More Conditionals – Strings, numbers, AND/OR, arrays.
23. Alien Colors – Use if-else logic.
24. Stages of Life – Determine age group.
25. Favorite Fruits – Check items in an array.
26. Hello Admin – Print admin and user greetings.
27. No Users – Handle empty arrays.
28. Checking Usernames – Ensure unique usernames.
29. Ordinal Numbers – Print 1st–9th ordinals.
30. Pizzas – Print pizza preferences.
31. Animals – Print animals with common traits.
32. T-Shirt – Create make_shirt() function.
33. Large Shirts – Default parameters.
34. Cities – Describe cities with default country.
35. City Names – Return formatted city-country string.
36. Album – Create music album objects.
37. Magicians – Print magician names.
38. Great Magicians – Modify magician names.
39. Unchanged Magicians – Keep original array safe.
40. Sandwiches – Accept variable arguments.
41. Cars – Store car details using objects.

Submission Rules
• All exercises must be pushed to a single GitHub repository
• Use clear file/folder names
• Proper comments are required
• Submit the GitHub repository URL

Grading Criteria
• Correct logic & output
• Clean and readable code
• Proper use of JavaScript concepts
• GitHub organization
Batch: 17
Subject: JavaScript & [Link] Fundamentals

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