Submission

arrayProperty.js

@@ -2,4 +2,6 @@
 
 //Add a reverse method to the String 'class' so that every instance of String can call reverse and reverse itself.
 
-  //code here
+    String.prototype.reverse = function(){
+      return this.split("").reverse().join("")
+    }

instanceArray.js

@@ -13,29 +13,35 @@ var User = function(name, email, pw){
 
 //Create an Array called 'users' that will store all our instances of User.
 
-  //code here
-
+var users = [];
 
 //Now create and push into your users array 3 separate instances of User using the data from above in that exact order
-
-  //code here
+var user1 = new User ('Aodhan', 'aodhan@boom.camp', 'iLoveJS') ;
+var user2 = new User ('Greg', 'greg@boom.camp', 'iLovePython');
+var user3 = new User ('Oscar', 'oscar@boom.camp', 'iLoveSoccer');
+users.push(user1)
+users.push(user2)
+users.push(user3)
 
 console.log('Aodhan\'s information is ');
 //Console.log all of Aodhan information
 
-  //code here
+console.log(users[0]);
 
 console.log('Oscar\'s information is ');
 //Now console.log all of Oscars information
 
-  //code here
+console.log(users[2]);
 
 
 //Now create another instance of User using your own information and then add that to your users array.
 
-  //code here
+var user4 = new User ('Lyza', 'lyza@boom.camp', 'iLoveYou');
+users.push(users[4]);
 
 console.log('All my users names are ');
 //Now loop through your users Array and console.log every users name.
 
-  //code here
+for (val in users){
+  console.log(val.name)
+}

quizApp.js

@@ -5,27 +5,40 @@
 
 //Create a QuizUser constructor that accepts name, email, password, and totalScore parameters and set them appropriatly
 
-  //code here
-
+var QuizUser = function (name, email, password, totalScore){
+  this.name = name;
+  this.email = email;
+  this.password = password;
+  this.totalScore =totalScore;
+}
 
 //Create a Question constructor that accepts title, answersArray, rightAnswer, and difficulty parameters
 
-  //code here
-
+var Question = function (title, answersArray, rightAnswer, difficulty){
+  this.title = title;
+  this.answersArray = answersArray;
+  this.rightAnswer = rightAnswer;
+  this.difficulty = difficulty;
+}
 
 //Create a quizUsers Array which is going to hold all of our users.
 
-  //code here
+ var quizUsers = [];
 
 
 //Let's say three people signed up for our service, create 3 instances of User and add each to the users Array
 
-  //code here
+var quizUser1 = new QuizUser ('Martha', 'martha@boom.camp', 'iLoveDansyle', 3) ;
+var quizUser2 = new QuizUser ('dansyle', 'dansyle@boom.camp', 'iLoveMartha', 2);
+var quizUser3 = new QuizUser ('vince', 'vince@boom.camp', 'iLoveVince', 1);
+quizUsers.push(quizUser1)
+quizUsers.push(quizUser2)
+quizUsers.push(quizUser3)
 
 
 //Create a questions Array which is going to hold all of our questions
 
-  //code here
+var questions = [];
 
 
 //Now, let's say we wanted to create a quiz about JavaScript. Create three instances of Question which contain the following data
@@ -34,15 +47,22 @@
 //title: "T/F: In Javascript, == doesn't check 'type' but just the value - where === checks type and value"
 //Fill in the rest of the required data as you see appropriate.
 
-  //code here
-
-
+var question1 = new Question ('T/F: Inheritance is achieved in JavaScript through Prototypes?', 'T/F', true, 'easy')
+var question2 = new Question ('T/F: JavaScript is just a scripting version of Java', 'T/F', true, 'medium')
+var question3 = new Question ("T/F: In Javascript, == doesn't check 'type' but just the value - where === checks type and value", 'T/F', false, 'hard')
 //Now push all of your instances of Question into the questions Array
 
-  //code here
+questions.push(question1)
+questions.push(question2)
+questions.push(question3)
 
 console.log('My users Array and my questions arrray are ...');
 //Now loop console.log your users array and your questions array and verify that they're both holding the right data.
 
-  //code here
+for (val of quizUsers){
+  console.log(val)
+}
+for (val of questions){
+  console.log(val)
+}
 

sayName.js

@@ -1,13 +1,22 @@
 //Create a Person constructor that accepts name and age as parameters and sets those properties accordingly in the Constructor.
 
-  //code here
+var Person = function (name, age){
+  this.name = name;
+  this.age = age;
+}
 
 
 //Now create three instances of Person with data you make up
 
-  //code here
+var person1 = new Person ('Lyza Mirabete', 21);
+var person2 = new Person ('Vince Ludovice', 19);
+var person3 = new Person ('Dansyle Marbella', 21);
 
 
 //Now add a sayName method on your Person class that will alert the name of whatever Person instance called it.
+//console.log(this)//
+Person.prototype.sayName = function(){
+  alert(this.name)
+}
+
 
-  //code here

user.json

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 {
-  "name": "",
-  "email": ""
+  "name": "Lyza Mae Mirabete",
+  "email": "lyza.mirabete@boom.camp"
 }