NW5-Azadeh Roshan-Core-1-Coursework-Week3 - #154

Thanks for making the pull request.

I noticed in A-undefined you have

let a
console.log

Did you mean to put console.log(a);

Note that console.log is a function but to make any function actually happen you need the brackets. You can also make a function happen straight away like this.

let myAnswer = function add(a,b){
	return a+b;
}(3,4); 

or using an arrow function (also called a lamda)

let myAnswer = ((a,b) => a+b)(3,4);

Can you see? (3,4) makes the function happen.

console.log is the function but

console.log() it is the () which make the function happen (but of course give the function something to output to the console).

Well that is to help you understand a little bit better I hope.

I didn't really find anything else to say. The exercises look good and your mandatory tests are working so excellent.

A very good submission showing lots of understanding.

Thank you
Steve