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Exercise Assignment JS

The document outlines an exercise for managing a student list using JavaScript, focusing on variables, string templates, functions, and callbacks without a UI. It includes tasks such as setting up a student array, creating functions to display student information, calculate averages, add new students, and find or filter students based on conditions. The exercise emphasizes testing all functions to ensure proper functionality and output verification using console.log.

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Exercise Assignment JS

The document outlines an exercise for managing a student list using JavaScript, focusing on variables, string templates, functions, and callbacks without a UI. It includes tasks such as setting up a student array, creating functions to display student information, calculate averages, add new students, and find or filter students based on conditions. The exercise emphasizes testing all functions to ensure proper functionality and output verification using console.log.

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Exercise: Student List Management

Focus: Practice variables, String templates, functions, and callbacks without a UI.

Part 1: Variable Setup

• Create an array student to store student objects.

• Each student has:

o id (auto-incremented integer),

o name (string),

o scores (array of numbers).

• Expected: Array initialized with at least 3 students (e.g., [{ id: 1, name: "An", scores:
[8, 9, 7] }, ...]).

Part 2: String Template

• Write a function displayStudent that takes a student object and returns a formatted
string.

• Expected output:

Student: [name]

Scores: [list of scores]

Average: [average score, rounded to 1 decimal]

Example:

Student: An

Scores: 8, 9, 7

Average: 8.0

Part 3: Basic Functions

1. Function calculateAverage:

o Input: Array of scores.


o Expected: Returns average score (e.g., calculateAverage([8, 9, 7]) returns
8.0).

2. Function addStudent:

o Inputs: name (string), scores (array).

o Expected: Adds a new student to students with an auto-incremented id and


returns the new student object.

Part 4: Callbacks

1. Function findStudent:

o Inputs: id (number), callback function.

o Expected: Calls the callback with the found student object or null if not
found.
Example:

findStudent(2, (student) => console.log(student ? student.name : "Not found"));

// Output: "Bình" or "Not found"

2. Function filterStudents:

o Input: Callback condition.

o Expected: Returns an array of students meeting the condition (e.g., average


score >= 8).

Part 5: Test Program

• Expected:

1. Add a new student (e.g., { name: "Dung", scores: [7, 8, 6] }).

2. Display the new student’s info using displayStudent.

3. Find and print info of student with id = 1 using findStudent.

4. Filter and print students with average score >= 8 using filterStudents.
Notes

• Use console.log to verify outputs.

• No UI required—just focus on logic.

• Test all functions to ensure they work as expected.

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