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Logbook Format

The document contains a logbook answersheet with programming exercises related to JavaScript objects and functions. It includes tasks such as creating a car object, calculating a student's average score, and updating a course object. Each question is followed by a structured answer demonstrating the required coding techniques.

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Subject Name Here

Logbook answersheet

Name:
MSU Enrollment Number:
Section A
Question 1:
Create an object representing a car with properties like brand, model, and year.
Access each property using both dot and bracket notation.

Answer:

// Creating an object representing a car


const car = {
brand: "Toyota",
model: "Camry",
year: 2022
};

// Accessing properties using dot notation


console.log("Using dot notation:");
console.log("Brand:", car.brand);
console.log("Model:", car.model);
console.log("Year:", car.year);

// Accessing properties using bracket notation


console.log("\nUsing bracket notation:");
console.log("Brand:", car["brand"]);
console.log("Model:", car["model"]);
console.log("Year:", car["year"]);

// Adding proper comments


// 'car' is an object with properties 'brand', 'model', and 'year'.
// Properties are accessed using both dot notation (car.property) and bracket
notation (car["property"]).

// Output:
// Using dot notation:
// Brand: Toyota
// Model: Camry
// Year: 2022
// Using bracket notation:
// Brand: Toyota
// Model: Camry
// Year: 2022

Question 2: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1

Question 3: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1

Question 4: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1
Section B
Question 1:
Write a function that takes a student object as input and calculates the average
score of the student. The student object should have the following structure:
javascript
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const student = {
name: "John Doe",
scores: [85, 90, 78, 92, 88]
};
Return the average score and print it in the console.

Answer:
// Function to calculate the average score of a student
function calculateAverage(student) {
// Destructure the scores array from the student object
const { scores } = student;

// Calculate the total score using reduce


const totalScore = scores.reduce((sum, score) => sum + score, 0);

// Calculate the average by dividing the total score by the number of scores
const averageScore = totalScore / scores.length;

// Return the average score


return averageScore;
}

// Example student object


const student = {
name: "John Doe",
scores: [85, 90, 78, 92, 88]
};

// Calculate and print the average score


const average = calculateAverage(student);
console.log(`The average score of ${student.name} is: ${average.toFixed(2)}`);

// Output:
// The average score of John Doe is: 86.60

Question 2: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1

Question 3: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1

Section C

Question 1:

You are given an object representing a course with properties name and students
(an array of student names). Write a function that:

● Adds a new student to the course.


● Removes the last student from the course.
● Returns the updated object.

Answer:

// Function to update the course object


function updateCourse(course, newStudent) {
// Add the new student to the course
course.students.push(newStudent);

// Remove the last student from the course


const removedStudent = course.students.pop();

// Return the updated course object


return course;
}

// Example course object


const course = {
name: "JavaScript Fundamentals",
students: ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"]
};

// Adding a new student and updating the course


const updatedCourse = updateCourse(course, "David");

// Display the updated course object


console.log("Updated Course:", updatedCourse);

/*
Expected Output:
Updated Course: {
name: "JavaScript Fundamentals",
students: ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"]
}
*/

Question 2: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1
Question 3: xyz
Answer: same format as Question 1

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