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17B~19B\nSword of Hades: 500M~600M\nSword of Hades (Rare): 11B~12.5B\nSpear of Ares: 500M\nSpear of Ares (Rare): 8B~9B\nApollo\u2019s Sun Sword: 1.3B~1.5B\nApollo\u2019s Eclipse Sword (Rare): 12B~13B\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword: 550M\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword (Rare): 7B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade: 900M\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade (Rare): 9B~10B\n\n[15.06.2024]:\n# Value List\nZeus Lightning: 1.7B~2B\nZeus Lightning (Rare): 17B~19B\nSword of Hades: 630M~660M\nSword of Hades (Rare): 10B~12B\nSpear of Ares: 600M~630M\nSpear of Ares (Rare): 9B~10B\nApollo\u2019s Sun Sword: 1.3B~1.5B\nApollo\u2019s Eclipse Sword (Rare): 10B\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword: 550M\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword (Rare): 7B ~7.5B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade: 900M\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade (Rare): 9B~10B\nHades Set: 900M~950M\nApollo Set: 800M~850M\nZeus Set: 2B\nAres Set: 1.8B~2B\nValkyrie Set: 900M~1B\nFenrir Set: 1.4B~1.5B\nPoseidon Set: 900M~980M\nGatlin (2020 version): 220M~240M\nGatlin-Gold: 290M~300M\nGatlin-Firecracker: 600M~650M\nGatlin-Shadow Dragon: 370M~380M\n@\ud83d\udccaValue-Updating Notifier\n\n[22.06.2024]:\n# New Value (List) coins\nocean sword: 90m\nNew ocean Wand: 600m ( normal )\nNew ocean Wand: 5b ( rare) \nBeach sword: 8m\nPosseidon Shield:130m\nTurtle Carapace (ring): 5m\n( Upgrade) Unsealed Posseidon Trident: 3.5b - 4b ( upcoming soon )\nSet Murloc king: 60m-50m\nSet Murloc : 15m\n\n[15.07.2024]:\n# Value List\nZeus Lightning: 1.9-2.1b\nZeus Lightning (Rare): 19-20B\nSword of Hades: 540-570m\nSword of Hades (Rare): 12B\nSpear of Ares: 530-550M\nSpear of Ares (Rare): 9.5B-10B\nApollo\u2019s Sun Sword: 1.4-1.6b\nApollo\u2019s Eclipse Sword (Rare): 13-13B\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword: 500-525m\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword (Rare): 7B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade: 1.1-1.2b\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade (Rare): 10-11B\nHades Set: 850-950m\nApollo Set: 750-800m\nZeus Set: 1.8B-2.1B\nAres Set: 2.1-2.3b\nValkyrie Set: 850-930m\nFenrir Set: 1.6B\nPoseidon Set: 875-950m\nGatlin (2020 version): 220M~240M\nGatlin-Gold: 250-270m\nGatlin-Firecracker: 570-590m\nGatlin-Shadow Dragon: 350-360m\nNew cross - 200-225m\nKing of Gods title: 2B-3B\nOcean Wand: 500M\nOcean Wand Rare: 5B\nLove ring 800M\n@\ud83d\udccaValue-Updating Notifier\n\n[27.07.2024]:\nZeus Lightning: 2B \nZeus Lightning (Rare): 19B \u00b1 1B\nSword of Hades: 550M~650M (Extremely Unstable)\nSword of Hades (Rare): 10B \u00b1 500M\nSpear of Ares: 500M~550m\nSpear of Ares (Rare): 10B \nApollo\u2019s Sun Sword: 1.4-1.5b\nApollo\u2019s Eclipse Sword (Rare): 13B \u00b1 1B\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword: 500m\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword (Rare): 7.5B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade: 1.2B \u00b1 100M\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade (Rare): 11-12B\nJormungandr Sword: 800M~900M\nJormyngandr Rare Sword: 9B\nHades Set: 750M~800M\nApollo Set: 750M\nZeus Set: 1.3b\nAres Set: 2B\nValkyrie Set: 750M\nFenrir Set: 1.5b\nPoseidon Set: 1b\nJormungandr Set: 1.1B~1.2B \nGatlin (2020 version): 250m\nGatlin-Gold: 260-280m\nGatlin-Firecracker: 550m\nGatlin-Shadow Dragon: 350m\nNew cross: 225M\nKing of Gods title: 1.2-1.3b\nWorld Serphent title: 1.6B~1.9B\nOcean Wand: 450-500m\nOcean Wand Rare: 5B-5.5b\nLove ring: 800M\n@\ud83d\udccaValue-Updating Notifier \nPlease leave us a feedback in #\u2014\u035f\u035e\u035e\u232c\u2503\ud83d\udddevalue-list-feedback \nThe value list update was made due to some prices are outdated.\n\n[01.08.2024]:\nMVP Armor sets Value: \n[5/4 means with cloak]\n[4/4 means set no cloak]\n\nZeus 5/4 = 1.1B\nZeus 4/4= 800M\n\nPoseidon 5/4 = 1.2B\nPoseidon 4/4 = 900M\n\nValkyrie 5/4 = 750M \nValkyrie 4/4 = 550m\n\nJormungandr 5/4 = 1.3B\nJormungandr 4/4 = 1B\n\nAres 5/4 = 1.9B-2.1B\nAres 4/4 = 1.6B-1.7B\n\nFenrir 5/4 = 1.5B\nFenrir 4/4 = 1B-1.1B\n\nHades 5/4 = 1.1B\nHades 4/4 = 850M\n\nApollo 5/4 = 800M\nApollo 4/4 = 600M\n\nMVP Rares and Normal MVP Weapons Values:\n \nShapeless Blade = 600M\nDeath Scythe = 380M\u00b120M\nMoon Scythe = 420M\u00b130M\n\nRares:\nZeus Lightning \"Green Zeus\" (Rare) = 19B\u00b11B\n- gets 21b on occasion if good enchant.\n\nValkyrie's Fallen Dual Blades (Rare) = 15B\u00b11B arrow_upper_right\n[Trend: valk rare rising due to it also being unique like green zeus, it is the only dual rare like how gz is the first rare.]\n\nApollo ssw (Rare) = 12B\u00b1500M\n[Trend: Dropped 1B because it was not performing well]\n\nHades Sword (Rare) = 10B\n[Trend: lowered value by 2B due to bad demand]\n\nAres Spear (Rare) = 9.5B-10B\u00b1 500M\n\nFenrir (Rare) = 7B-7.5B\n\nJormungandr (Rare) = 8B-8.5B\n\nWand (Rare) = 5.5B\n\nSerpent Title (Rare) = 1.5-1.6B - but will not get Fenrir set [trend; titles not wanted as LF]\n\nZeus Title Rare = 1.4-1.5B\n- but will not get Fenrir set [trend; titles not wanted as LF]\n\nNormal MVP Sword Values continued:\n\nValkyrie Dual Blades = 1.4B\n\nApollo Sword = 1B-1.1B\nvalkyrie is better for PVP\n\nBlue lightning = 1.7B-1.9B\n(NOW STABLE; add 2=2.1B; PREVIOUSLY UNSTABLE)\n\nHades Sword = 550M\n\nFenrir Sword = 550\u00b150M\n\nAres Spear 650M\u00b130M\n\nJormungandr Snake = 800M\u00b150M\n\nGatlin Set: (5/5) = 1.4B\nWand Set (3/3) = 1.3B\nGatlin Shadow = 350M\nGatlin Gold = 220\u00b130M\nGatlin 2020 = 210\u00b120M\nGatlin Ocean = 450M\nGatlin Firecracker = 550M\n\nOcean Wand = 400\u00b150M\n2023 Christmas Wand = 320M-350M\nFreya Wand (OG) = 600M\n\nBy @valuerap \n$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$\n\nMy value list\nZeus Lightning: 1.8-2B \nZeus Lightning (Rare): 19B \u00b1 1B\nSword of Hades: 550M-600M\nSword of Hades (Rare): 11-11.5B\nSpear of Ares: 500-550M\nSpear of Ares (Rare): 11.5-11.8B\nApollo\u2019s Sun Sword: 1.4-1.5b\nApollo\u2019s Eclipse Sword (Rare): 11.5-12.5B\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword: 500m\nFenrir\u2019s God-Killing Sword (Rare): 7.5B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade: 1.3-1.4B\nValkyrie\u2019s Divine Dual Blade (Rare): 11-12B\nJormungandr Sword: 800M\nJormyngandr Rare Sword: 8-8.5B\nHades Set: 750M\nApollo Set: 700M\nZeus Set: 1.3b-1.4b\nAres Set: 2B-2.1B\nValkyrie Set: 700M\nFenrir Set: 2B\nPoseidon Set: 800m\nJormungandr Set: 1-1.1b more than 1 billion\nGatlin (2020 version): 230-250m\nGatlin-Gold: 260-280m\nGatlin-Firecracker: 520-550m\nGatlin-Shadow Dragon: 350m-360m\nNew cross: 200-225M\nKing of Gods title: 1.2-1.3b\nWorld Serphent title: 1.6B~1.9B\nOcean Wand: 450M\nOcean Wand Rare: 5B\nLove ring: 850M\n\nBy @marselll_2021 \n\nVote below for your preferred ones Pika_Think \n@\ud83d\udccaValue-Updating Notifier\n\n[15.08.2024]:\nMVP SWORDS\n\nBlue zeus :- 1.8-2b\nGreen zeus :- 19-20b\nValkryn sword :- 1.4b-1.5b\nValkryn rr :- 14.5-15b\nHades sword :- 550-600m\nHades rr :- 10-11.5b\nApollo sword :- 1.3-1.4b\nApollo rr :- 12-13b \nJogmungandr sword :- 650-700m\nJogmungandr rr :- 8-8.5b\nFenrir sword :- 500-550m\nFenrir rr :- 7-7.5b\nSpear of Ares :- 530m\nSpear of Ares rr :- 9-10.5b\nShapeless sword :- 300-350m\nPoseidon Trident :- 340-400m\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- 800-1b\nOg Scythe :- 370-400m\nNew Scythe :- 420-430m\nNew Cross :- 220-260m\n\nSWORDS\n\nAll vips :- 25-30m\nS1 sword :- 75-90m\nS2 sword :- 60m\nS3 sword :- 45m\nSkeleton sword :- 60m\nIce dragon sword :- 30-35m\nOcean sword :- 80-90m\n\nTITLE\n\nZEUS TITLE :- 1.6b\nWORLD OF SERPENT TITLE :-2-2.5b\nHADES TITLE:-2.2b-2.5b\nOCEAN TITLE :- 15-20m\n\nGATLIN\n\nOG Gat :- 200-220m\nGold Gat :- 250m\nFc Gat :- 520-545m\nShadow Gat :- 330-350m\nOcean Gat :- 350-400m\n\nWands\n\nXmas wand :- 320-350m\nOg wand :- 550m\nOcean wand :- 400-450m\nOcean wand rr :- 4.5-5b\n\n[06.09.2024]:\nMVP SWORDS\n\nXmas Sword :- 800m-1b\nBlue zeus :- 1.7-2b\nGreen zeus :- 20b\nValkryn sword :- 1.5-1.6b \nValkryn rr :- 15-18b \nHades sword :- 550-600m\nHades rr :- 10-11b\nApollo sword :- 1.2-1.3b\nApollo rr :- 12-13b\nJogmungandr sword :- 600-650m\nJogmungandr rr :- 7.5-8b \nFenrir sword :- 500-550m \nFenrir rr :- 7.5-8b\nSpear of Ares :- 550-600m\nSpear of Ares rr :- 9-10b\nShapeless sword :- 300-350m\nPoseidon Trident :- 350-375m \nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- 750m-800m\nOg Scythe :- 330-350m\nNew Scythe :- 380-400m\nNew Cross :- 200-220m\nMjonilr :- 700-750m\nMjonilr rr :- 8.5-9b\n\nMVP ARMORS\n\nZeus set 5/5 :- 1.1-1.2b\nAres set 5/5 :- 2b-2.1b\nValkryn set 5/5 :- 750-800m\nApollo set 5/5 :- 750-800m\nHades set 5/5 :- 750-800m \nFenrir set 5/5 :- 2-2.1b\nJormungandr set 5/5 :- 800-900m\nReaper set 5/5 :- 135-165m\nReaper set 4/5 :- 100-120m\nPoseidon set 5/5 :- 800m-1b\nThor's set 5/5 :- 800m\n\nSWORDS\n\nAll vips :- 20-30m\nS1 sword :- 65-75m\nS2 sword :- 55-60m\nS3 sword :- 40-45m\nSkeleton sword :- 50-60m\nIce dragon sword :- 25-30m\nOcean sword :- 70-80m\nLove rose :- 30-40m\n\nTITLE\n\nZeus title :- 1.8b \nWorld of serpent :- 2-2.2b\nOcean title :- 10-15m\nAnniversary title :- 7-9m\nHades title :- 2-2.2b\nGod of thunder title :- 1.8-2b\n\nGATLIN\n\nOG Gat :- 200-230m\nGold Gat :- 225-250m\nFc Gat :- 500-550m\nShadow Gat :- 300-330m\nOcean Gat :- 350-400m\n\nWands\n\nXmas wand :- 300-350m\nOg wand :- 500-550m\nOcean wand :- 350-400m\nOcean wand rr :- 4-4.5b\n\nRings\n\nLove ring :- 800-850m\nCancer ring :- 10-15m or 25m\nSnow bracelet :- 5-8m\nStar and Moon :- 6-10m\n@\ud83d\udccaValue-Updating Notifier\n\n[24.09.2024]:\nMVP SWORDS\n\nBlue zeus :- in coins 1.6-1.8b \nIn item 2.1b\nGreen zeus :-in item 20b \nValkryn sword :- in coins 1.3-1.5b\nIn item 1.9-2(not stable,increasing)\nValkryn rr :- 15-18b \nIn item 18b(increasing)\nHades sword :- in coins 500-550m\nIn item 550-600m\nHades rr :- 10-11b\nApollo sword :- 1.1-1.2b in coins\nIn item 1.2-1.3b\nApollo rr :- 12-13b\nJogmungandr sword :- in coins 550-600m\nIn item 800-900m (increasing cus buff)\nJogmungandr rr :- 7.5-8b (increasing cus buff)\nFenrir sword :- in coins 450-500m \nIn item 500-600m (increasing)\nFenrir rr :- 7.5-8b\nSpear of Ares :- in coins 500-550m \nIn item 550-600m\nSpear of Ares rr :- 8.5-9b\nShapeless sword :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 500m\nPoseidon Trident :- in coins 300-350m\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- in coins 600-700m\nIn item 800m\nOg Scythe :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 400m\nNew Scythe :- in coins 350-400m\nIn item 450m\nNew Cross :- in coins 170-200m\nIn item 220-240m\nMjonilr :- 750-800m \nMjonilr rr :- 10-11b (increasing fast)\nHelhiem sword :- 700-800m (not stable)\nHelheim rare :- 8.5-9b (not stable)\n\nMVP ARMORS\n\nZeus set 5/5 :- in item 1.1-1.2b\nIn coins 1-1.1b\nZeus set 4/5 :- 750-800m\nAres set 5/5 :- in item 1.6-1.7b\nIn coins 1.3b (Reducing)\nAres set 4/5 :- 1.2-1.3b (Reducing)\nValkryn set 5/5 :- in coins 750-800m\nIn item 800-850m\nValkryn set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nApollo set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nApollo set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nHades set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nHades set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nFenrir set 5/5 :- in item 2.4-2.5b\nIn coins 2-2.1b\nFenrir set 4/5 :- 1.8-1.9b\nJormungandr set 5/5 :- in item 900m\nJogmungandr set 4/5 :- 550-650m\nReaper set 5/5 :- in item 135-165m\nIn coins 120m\nReaper set 4/5 :- 100-120m\nPoseidon set 5/5 :- in item 900m-1b\nIn coins 650m\nPoseidon set 4/5 :- 550-600m\nThor's set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nThor's set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nHelhiem set 5/5 :- in item 900-1.1b\nIn coins 700m\nHelhiem set 4/5 :- 650-700m (will decrease soon)\n\n[25.09.2024]:\n# Pets \n\n35-85m hedgehog with 3 stars 24sep lvl 1\nPet wolf mount green colour 330m 24sep in coins\nWild wolf 350-400m\nPet wolf 300m\nGreen dragon 4B\nNormal pet level 5 level 7m\nEpic 5 level 25m\nLegendary 5 level 1.25B\nNormal 3 level 6m\nEpic 3 level 20m\nLegendary 3 level 1.1B\nNormal 1 level 5m\nEpic 1 level 15m\nLegendary 1 level 1B\n\n# Souls\n\n4lvl pumping 90-100m in coins 24sep 120m in items 24sep\n3lvl  300-500k\n2lvl 60k\n1lvl 200 coins\n\n# Books\n\nBook with enchantment for vampirism 10% 20m\nCrit dmg 2 2lvl 4m\nDmg 1 1lvl 1m\nRestoration 4 hp 1lvl 1m\nCrit rate 1 1lvl 1m\nEggs\nLegendary 200-300m\nEpic 20-30m\nNormal 1-1.1m\n\n[25.09.2024]:\n# All Pets Value\n\n-Magic Flame Dragon \n(Legendary 4b)\n-Wild wolf \n( Epic 300m )\n( Legendary + rare effects 1.25b or 1b )\n-Peregrine falcon \n( Legendary + rare effects 1.1b )\n( Epic 25m )\n( Epic + rare effects 50m ) \n-Boxing Bear \n( Legendary + rare effects 1.1b )\n( Epic 25m )\n( Epic + rare effects 50m )\n-Hunting Dog \n( Normal 5m )\n( Epic + rare effects 50m )\n-Fighting cat \n( Normal 5m )\n( Normal + rare effects 5.5m )\n-Lava slime \n( Normal 5m )\n( Epic + rare effects 50m )\n\n[27.09.2024]:\n# Titles \nZeus title in coins 1.5-1.6b\nIn item 1.8-2b\nIn item 2b\nAres title in item 2.3b\nHades title 1.7-1.9b in coins\nIn item 2.1b increasing\nWorld of serpent title 1.8-1.9b in coins \nIn item 2.1b increasing\nAnniversary title 5-7m\nGod of thunder title in item 1.8-2b\nIn coins 1.5b\n2nd pass anniversary 20-25m\nOcean title 10-15m\nHelheim title 2.2-2.6b\n\n[29.09.2024]:\nVip sword\n\nS1 Axe : 60m\nS2 Sword : 50-55m\nS3 Sword : 40-45m\nOther Vip sword : All vip swords are 20-25m\n(Except S1, S2 and S3) \n\nVip sets\n\nS1 Set 5/5 : 80-85m \nIn coins :- 60m\n4/5 : 30m\nS2 Set 5/5 : 100-120m\n4/5 : 55m\nS3 Set 5/5 : 100-120m\n4/5 : 55m\nOther Vip Sets 5/5 : 35-40m\n4/5 : 25-30m\n\n[06.10.2024]:\nWolf lvl 1 200m\nWolf lvl 3 250m\nWolf lvl 5 300m(if there are rare effects +1.25-1.5 billion)\nWolf lvl 8 350m\nWolf 5 skill points +5 lvl 370m\nGreen wolf lvl 5 350m\nGreen wolf lvl 8 400m\n\nBoxing bear lvl 1 250-300m\nBoxing bear lvl 5 legendary+rare effect 1-1.1 billion,(epic 25m),(epic+rare effect 50m)\nSapsan epic 25m (if there are legendary effects+rare 1-1.1 billion),(if epic+rare effect 50m)\nSapsay  5 lvl 50m\nSapsai legendary effect + rare 5lvl 1.1 billion\nMagic flame dragon legendary 4b\nGreen dragon 4 billion\nBlack dragon 10 billion decreasing\nLava slime normal 5m, (epic 1lvl 10-15m), (epic + rare effect 40-50m)\nFighting cat 5m (rare effect 10m)\nFighting cat 5 lvl 10m\nFighting red cat 1lvl 4m\nFighting yellow-red cat 5 lvl 9m\nFighting white cat 1lvl 6m\nFighting sub 7 lvl 10m\nFighting dog 5m (epic and rare effect 50m)\nHunting dog 6 lvl 10m\nMythical  pet lvl 5 7.5 billion\n\nBooks\nSplash lvl 1 5m\nVampirism 10% 15m\nRegular Books 800-1m\nCoins 1 lvl 2 5-6m\n\n[04.11.2024]:\nMVP SWORDS\n\nBlue zeus :- in coins 1.6-1.8b \nIn item 1.8-2b\nGreen zeus :-in item 20b \nValkryn sword :- in coins 1.4-1.5b\nIn item 2-2.1b\nValkryn rr :- 19-20b(stable)\nHades sword :- in coins 500-550m\nIn item 550-600m\nHades rr :- 10-11b\nApollo sword :- 1b-1.1b in coins\nIn item 1.1-1.2b\nApollo rr :- 11-12b\nJogmungandr sword :- in coins 700-800m\nIn item 1.5-1.6b (increasing)\nJogmungandr rr :- 13-15b (increasing)\nFenrir sword :- in coins 450-500m \nIn item 600-650m\nFenrir rr :- 8-8.5b\nSpear of Ares :- in coins 450-500m \nIn item 550-600m\nSpear of Ares rr :- 8.5-9b\nShapeless sword :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 500-550m\nPoseidon Trident :- in coins 300-350m\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- in coins 600-700m\nIn item 750-800m\nOg Scythe :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 400m\nNew Scythe :- in coins 350-400m\nIn item 450m\nNew Cross :- in coins 170-200m\nIn item 220-240m\nMjonilr :- 1.5-1.6b\nIn coin 1-1.2b\nMjonilr rr :- 16-7b (stable)\nHelhiem sword :- 800-850m (stable)\nHelheim rare :- 8.5-9b (stable)\nHeremes Rare :- 8.5-9b\n\nMVP ARMORS\n\nZeus set 5/5 :- in item 1.1-1.2b\nIn coins 1-1.1b\nZeus set 4/5 :- 750-800m\nAres set 5/5 :- in item 1.4-1.5b\nIn coins 1.2b (stable)\nAres set 4/5 :- 1.1-1.2b (Stable)\nValkryn set 5/5 :- in coins 750-800m\nIn item 800-850m\nValkryn set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nApollo set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nApollo set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nHades set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nHades set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nFenrir set 5/5 :- in item 2.4-2.5b\nIn coins 2-2.1b\nFenrir set 4/5 :- 1.8-1.9b\nJormungandr set 5/5 :- in item 1.2-1.3b\nJogmungandr set 4/5 :- 800-900m\nReaper set 5/5 :- in item 135-165m\nIn coins 120m\nReaper set 4/5 :- 100-120m\nPoseidon set 5/5 :- in item 900m-1b\nIn coins 650m\nPoseidon set 4/5 :- 550-600m\nThor's set 5/5 :- in item 750-800m\nIn coins 600-650m\nThor's set 4/5 :- 500-550m\nHelhiem set 5/5 :- in item 1-1.1b (Increasing)\nIn coins 700m\nHelhiem set 4/5 :- 800-900m\nHeremes set 4/5 :-800-900m\n\n[19.12.2024]:\n# MVP SWORDS\n\nBlue Zeus:-1.7-1.9b\nBlue zeus :- in coins 1.6-1.7b \nIn item 1.8-2b\nGreen zeus :-in item 20b \nValkryn sword :- in coins 1.2-1.4b\nIn item 2.8-3b\nValkryn rr :-20b(stable)\nHades sword :- in coins 500-550m\nIn item 600m\nHades rr :- 10-11b\nApollo sword :- 1b-1.1b in coins\nIn item 1-1.2b\nApollo rr :- 11-12b\nJogmungandr sword :- in coins 600-700m\nIn item 1.6-1.7b (stable)\nJogmungandr rr :- 16-17b (stable)\nFenrir sword :- in coins 450-500m \nIn item 600-650m\nFenrir rr :- 8-8.5b\nSpear of Ares :- in coins 450-500m \nIn item 550-600m\nSpear of Ares rr :- 8.5-9b\nShapeless sword :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 550-600m\nPoseidon Trident :- in coins 300-350m\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- in coins 600-700m\nIn item 750-800m\nOg Scythe :- in coins 300-350m\nIn item 400m\nNew Scythe :- in coins 350-400m\nIn item 450m\nNew Cross :- in coins 170-200m\nIn item 220-240m\nMjonilr :- 1.7-1.8b\nIn coins 1-1.1b\nMjonilr rr :- 17-18b (stable)\nHelhiem sword :- 800-850m \nIn coins 600-650m\nHelheim rare :- 9-9.5b (stable)\nHermes Scepter sword :-1.8-1.9b(Increasing)\nIn coins 1.1-1.2b\nHermes Scepter Rare :- 17-19b(Increasing)\nScarlet Demon Broad Sword :-\n600-750m\nIn coins 450-500m\nFlame Excalibur :- 1.2-1.3b\nFlame Excalibur Rare :-\n9-9.5b\nWANDS\n\nFreyas Wand :- 350M-400M\nOcean Wand :- 300M-330M\nChristmas Wand :- 300M\nOcean Wand Rare :- 4B-5B\n\n[23.12.2024]:\n# MVP SWORDS\n\nXmas Sword :- 700M-800M\nBlue zeus :- 1.5B-1.8B\nGreen zeus :- 22B-23B\nValkryn sword :- 2.4B-2.5B(high demand) (can get overpays)\nValkryn rr :- 22B\nHades sword :- 550M-600M\nHades rr :- 10B-11B\nApollo sword :- 1.3B-1.4B\nApollo rr :- 14B\nJogmungandr sword :- 1.3B(Decreasing)\nJogmungandr rr :- 14B(decreasing)\nFenrir sword :- 500M-550M\nFenrir rr :- 7B-8B\nSpear of Ares :- 550M-650M\nSpear of Ares rr :- 9B-10B\nShapeless sword :- 350M\nPoseidon Trident :- 300M-330M\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident :- 500M-600M\nOg Scythe :- 300M-350M\nNew Scythe :- 350M-400M\nNew Cross :- 160M-200M\nMjollnir :- 1.6B\nMjollnir rr :- 16B\nHelheim sword :- 650M-750M\nHelheim rr :- 9B-10B\nHermes Scepter :- 1.6B-1.8B\nHermes Scepter rr :- 17B-17.5B\nHep sw :- 700M-800M\nHep sw rr :- 9B-10B\nPermafrost Sw :- 1.6B-1.8B\nPermafrost rare :- 16B\n# MVP SETS\n\nPos set :- 750M-800M\nZeus set:- 800M (can be sold for 1b)\nHades set:- 1B-1.1B\nAres set:- 2B-2.1B\nApollo set:- 700m\nFenrir set :- 2B-2.2B\nValk set :- 750M-800M\nSnake set :- 1.5B-1.6B\nThor set :- 750-800m\nHel set :- 1.2B-1.3B\nHermes set :- 1.6B-1.8B\nHep set :- 1B-1.1B (Decreasing)\n# Titles\nJorm title 2b\nAres title 1.9-2b\nHep title 2-2.2b\nHermes title 2.3b\nHel title 5-5.5b \nHades title 2.5-2.8b\nEscape dominator title 700m (impossible to sell)\nApollo title 2-2.2b\nFenrir 3.5b\nZeus title 1.5-1.7b\n# Updated with December values\n\n[19.02.2025]:\n[February Values Update]\n\nSets\nPoseidon Set - 1.1-1.2B\nZeus Set - 800M\nHades Set -  1.1B\nAres Set - 2B-2.2B\nApollo Set -  700M\nFenrir Set -  2.2-2.3B\nValk Set - 900M\nSnake Set - 1.3-1.4B\nThor Set - 900M\nHelheim Set -1.1B\nHermes Set - 1.8-2B\nHephaestus Set - 1.1B\nChione Set - 1.5B small_red_triangle_down\nMedusa Set - 1.4B small_red_triangle_down\nSin of Pride Set - 2.2-2.5B [Overpaid]\n\nSwords\nXmas Sword -  700M\nBlue zeus - 1.5-1.7B\nGreen zeus - 27B [ small_red_triangle_down stock ]\nValkryn sword - 4B\nValkryn Rare -  30B small_red_triangle\nHades Sword -  600-650M\nHades Rare - 11-12B\nApollo Sword -  1.5B\nApollo Rare -  15B [16B as well]\nJogmungandr Sword - 1B-1.2B\nJogmungandr Rare - 12-13B\nFenrir Sword - 500M-550M\nFenrir Rare - 7-7.5B\nSpear of Ares -  700M\nSpear of Ares Rare :- 10B\nShapeless Sword  - 300M-350M\nPoseidon Trident - 300M-330M\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident - 500M-600M\nOG Death Scythe - 300M-350M\nNew Scythe - 350M-400M\nNew Cross - 180M-200M\nMjollnir - 1.7-1.8B\nMjollnir Rare - 17-18B\nHelheim sword - 600M [Hard]\nHelheim Rare - 9B-10B\nHermes Scepter - 1.5B  [Hard]\nHermes Scepter Rare - 15B  [Hard]\nHep Sw - 800-900M\nHep Sword Rare -  12-14B small_red_triangle [9-11B]\nPermafrost Sword - 1.3B-1.4B\nPermafrost Rare - 13B-14B\nSpear Medusa - 1.2B\nSpear Medusa Rare - 13B\n\nTitles\nThor Title -  2B\nJorm Title - 2.2-2.3B\nAres Title -  2.3-2.5B\nHep Title -  2.5-2.8B\nHermes Title -  3.5-4B\nHelheim Title -  10B\nHades Title - 6-7B\nEscape Dominator Title - 600M [Impossible]\nApollo Title - 3-3.5B\nFenrir Title - 4-4.5B\nZeus Title - 2B\nWinter Title -  3.5-4B\nValk Title - 3B\nGorgon Title -  4B\nApollo Title -  4B\n\n[01.03.2025]:\n[March Value Updates]\n\nSets \nPoseidon Set - 1.4-1.5B\nZeus Set - 800M\nHades Set - 1.5B\nAres Set - 2B-2.2B\nApollo Set -  700M\nFenrir Set - 2.2-2.3B\nValk Set - 900M\nSnake Set - 1.3-1.4B\nThor Set - 900M\nHelheim Set -1.1B\nHermes Set - 2.1-2.2B\nHephaestus Set - 1.1B\nChione Set - 1.5B small_red_triangle_down\nMedusa Set - 1.1-1.3B small_red_triangle_down\n\nSwords\nXmas Sword -  1B small_red_triangle\nBlue Zues - 1.5-1.7B [Stable]\nGreen Zues - 27B [Low Stock] [Stable]\nValkyrie Sword :- 4B [Stable]\nValkyrie Rare -  32-35B small_red_triangle\nHades Sword - 700M small_red_triangle\nHades Rare - 11-12B [Stable]\nApollo Sword - 1.6B small_red_triangle\nApollo Rare - 16B-17B small_red_triangle\nJogmungandr Sword - 1B-1.1B small_red_triangle_down\nJogmungandr Rare - 12B small_red_triangle_down\nFenrir Sword - 500M-550M [Stable]\nFenrir Sword - 7-7.5B [Stable]\nSpear of Ares - 700M [Stable]\nSpear of Ares Rare - 10B [Stable]\nShapeless Sword - 300M-350M [Stable]\nPoseidon Trident - 300M-330M [Stable]\nUnsealed Poseidon Trident - 500M-600M [Stable]\nOG Scythe - 300M-350M [Stable]\nNew Scythe -  350M-400M [Stable]\nNew Cross - 180M-200M [Stable]\nMjollnir -  1.7-1.8B [Stable]\nMjollnir Rare -  17-18B [Stable]\nHelheim Sword - 600M [Hard]\nHelheim Rare - 9B small_red_triangle_down\nHermes Scepter - 1.5B [Hard]\nHermes Scepter Rare - 15B [Hard]\nHep Sword - 800-900M [Stable]\nHep Sword Rare - 9-10B small_red_triangle_down\nPermafrost Sword - 1.3B [Hard]\nPermafrost Rare - 13B-14B\nSpear Medusa - 1B small_red_triangle_down\nSpear Medusa Rare - 10-11B small_red_triangle_down\nSin Of Pride Sword -  1.5B\nSin Of Pride Rare - 16-17B small_red_triangle\n\nTitles \nThor Title - 2B\nJorm Title - 2.2-2.3B\nAres Title -  3B small_red_triangle\nHep Title - 2.8-3B small_red_triangle\nHermes Title - 4B small_red_triangle\nHelheim Title -  10B \nHades Title -  5.5-6B small_red_triangle_down\nFenrir Title -  4-4.5B\nZeus Title -  2B\nWinter Title - 4.5-5B small_red_triangle\nApollo Title -  4B\n\n[26.03.2025]:\n[Late March Value Updates]\n[Value in Item / Value in Coins]\n\nJorm -  1.4-1.5B / 600M\nJorm Sword - 1.2-1.3B / 210M\nJorm Title -  2.5-2.6B - 750-850M \nHades Sword -  700M / 200-210M\nAres Spear -  700M / 200-230M\nApollo Sword - 1.6-1.8B / 400-420M\nNew Cross - 170-200M / 70-80M\nPoesidon Set - 800-850M \nHades Set -  900-1B / 350-400M\nAres Set 1.8-2B / 600M\nApollo Set -  700M / 250M\nReaper Set -  70-80M / 45-50M \nLove Ring - 800M / 300-400M\nLove Ring {DEF +1} -  700M \nDeath Scythe - 300M / 100-120M \nNew Scythe 350-400M / 120-150M \nValk Blade -  4-4.5B / 1-1.1B\nValk blades {Rare} - 7.75B /  35-38B \nValk Set - 800M /  230-300M\nThor Hammer - 2B /  450-470M\nThor Set - 600-700M /  300-350M\nHel Sword - 650-700M / 170-180M\nHel Set - 900-1B /  260M \nHermes Sword -  1.4-1.5B /330-400M\nHermes Set -  1.6B / 600-700M\nApollo Title - 4-4.5B / 1-1.1B\nThor Title -  1.8-2.1B / 600M\nHermes Title -  1.05-1.2B / 3-3.5V\nValk Title -  3.1B / 950M\nFenrir Title - 4B / 1.3-1.4B \nHel Title - 11B / 2.5B\nFlame Sword - 800-900M / 170-200M \nFlame Set - 1.6-1.8B / 300-350M\nFlame Title -  2-2.2B / 600M\nFrost Sword - 1.3B / 300M\nFrost Sword {Rare} - 14-15B / 3-3.5B\nFrost Set - 1.4-1.6B / 600M\nWinter Title - 3.5-4B / 1-1.1B\nMedusa Spear - 1-1.1B / 230-380M \nMedusa Spear {Rare} 11B / 3.4-3.5B\nMedusa Set - 1.2-1.4B / 450-500M\nMedusa Title -  4B / 1.05B\nSin of Pride Sword - 1.5B /  300-400M \nSin of Pride Set - 1.5-1.6B / 315-350M\nSin of Pride Sword {Rare} - 15B / 3.4B \nEnvy Sword - 1.3B / 300-350M \nEnvy Sword {Rare} -  12-13B \nEnvy Title -  3B\nFenrir Sword -  500-550M / 180-200M\nInvisible Sword - 300M / 160M\nFenrir Set - 2.1-2.3B / 600-630M\nChristmas Sword -  800-1B /250-300M \nHades Sword {Rare} - 11B / 2.6-2.8B \nSpear {Rare} - 10B / 2.1-2.4B\nApollo {Rare} - 16-18B / 4.6B \nFenrir {Rare} - 7-7.5B / 1.7B\nSnake {Rare} - 12B / 2.5-2.7B \nHaermes {Rare} - 14-15B / 3.5B\nThor Hammer -  17-18B / 4.2B\nHel {Rare} - 9B / 1.9-2B \nFlame {Rare} - 10-11B / 2.1-2.2B small_red_triangle\nBlue Zues - 1.7-1.8B / 400-450M \nGreen Zues - 5B / 26-30B\nUser: System data of last group messages 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Preparing the batter, filling, and glazes in advance allows for a quicker morning assembly. Simply pour the batter and filling into the pan and refrigerate overnight. 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Continue whisking; the butter will foam and then subside. Remove from heat. (If using coconut oil, simply melt.) Whisk in the sweetener until smooth. Refrigerate for 5 to 8 minutes to thicken.\",\n      \"Once the browned butter glaze has thickened slightly, pour it over the cooled cake. Refrigerate for approximately 8 minutes to set the glaze.\",\n      \"For the cream cheese glaze: Beat the softened cream cheese, cashew milk, and sweetener together until smooth. Stir in the vanilla. Adjust sweetness if needed.\",\n      \"Remove the cake from the refrigerator. Drizzle with the cream cheese glaze and garnish with chopped nuts, if desired. 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\ud835\udddf\ud835\uddf6\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\ude01\ud835\ude02\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddf2: Engage in reading or writing to celebrate World Book and Copyright Day.\\n\\n- \ud835\uddd8\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf7\ud835\uddfc\ud835\ude06 \ud835\uddda\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb \ud835\uddd5\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff: Consider trying different types of German beer to honor German Beer Day.\\n\\n- \ud835\uddd5\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf8\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\uddd6\ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude06 \ud835\uddd6\ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude00\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf8\ud835\uddf2: Celebrate National Cherry Cheesecake Day by making or enjoying this dessert.\\n\\n- \ud835\udde3\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfd\ud835\uddee\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb 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\ud835\udde0\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf4\ud835\ude00: Join or host a book club discussion to share insights on your favorite reads for World Book and Copyright Day.\\n\\n- \ud835\udddf\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf4\ud835\ude02\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf4\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\uddda\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude00: Engage in word games or quizzes to celebrate English Language Day and enhance your vocabulary.\\n\\n- \ud835\uddd5\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff \ud835\udde7\ud835\uddee\ud835\ude00\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf4 \ud835\uddd8\ud835\ude03\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfb\ud835\ude01\ud835\ude00: Attend a beer tasting event or brewery tour to learn more about the brewing process and different beer styles.\\n\\n- \ud835\udde7\ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddf1 \ud835\udde3\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude00: Host a themed party inspired by the 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lied\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:26.454Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3E6L-MK4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"that is me\",\"referMsg\":\"\ud83d\udccb Group Staff:\\n\u2003\ud83c\udf1f Owner ID: 5893906238\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:40.656Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3HLK-6UQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat you were released on April 14.\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:45.067Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3IO2-V24D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"aww nope \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer and blockman go fun \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 maybe april 14 is a special egg day for you? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude09\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: you were released on April 14.\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:58.612Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3M1T-7DGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!help ai\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:59.338Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3M7I-NE2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2753 Help - BlockmanGOBot V1.3-alpha\\n\\n\ud83d\udd39 Available Commands:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai chat <prompt> - Chat with me!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai web <prompt> - AI will browse the web for you!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai image <prompt> - Generate an image!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai status - Check current image generation status!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai trade <prompt> - Calculate current skyblock items values with me!\\n\u2757\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 is currently in beta phase, and can make mistakes, please verify the values before trading!\u2757\\n\\n\ud83d\udd17 https://discord.gg/HwnN9zeBFe\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:06.442Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3NV2-NKED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"tell me you release date\",\"referMsg\":\"aww nope \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer and blockman go fun \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 maybe april 14 is a special egg day for you? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude09\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:17.282Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3QJO-NR6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai status monkey \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:25.635Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3SL0-O1KD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined the fun on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 wanna hear a festive riddle while we chat? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: tell me you release date\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:36.386Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3V90-G7SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"alright keep capping g\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:49.872Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-42IC-0GQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai image monkey \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:03.952Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-460C-0PGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai what's the discord server for? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:23.556Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4APH-13UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat what's the value of hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:28.740Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4C21-16AD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a rare hammers in blockman go can vary in value depending on their stats and demand \ud83c\udf37 usually they go for good coins or trade items but for exact value try using !\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff \ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddf2 command for the latest scoop \ud83e\udd5a\u2728 happy easter hunting \ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: what's the value of hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:42.031Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4F9R-PESD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:46.081Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4G9G-9H0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"yo @Mike howdy with that hammer rare? if you wanna know its value, the latest from 26.03.2025 says:\\n\\nhammer rare (thor hammer rare) = 17-18B (item value) / 4.2B coins (coin value)\\n\\nso super pricey beast! if you wanna trade or compare values just throw your deal and i\u2019ll break it down for ya \ud83c\udfaf\\n\\nneed help with anything else? just no enchanments stuff though, not possible yet.\\n\\n\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\\n\u2757\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 is currently in beta phase, and can make mistakes, please verify the values before trading! (Current knowledge cut-off: 26.03.2025)\u2757\",\"referMsg\":\"T-AI Answer to: hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:54.292Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4I9L-1NAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade hades\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:58.517Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4JAL-9QKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey mike \ud83d\ude0e trading hades for anything related? just holla with the exact trade items so i can break down if you WIN \ud83c\udf89, LOSE \ud83d\ude2d, or FAIR \ud83d\ude0c based on the latest prices i got from the chat history  \\n\\nhit me with those item names!\\n\\n\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\\n\u2757\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 is currently in beta phase, and can make mistakes, please verify the values before trading! (Current knowledge cut-off: 26.03.2025)\u2757\",\"referMsg\":\"T-AI Answer to: hades\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:20.383Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4OLF-QASD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"last month\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:42.149Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4TVH-AS4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat its 24b in my region, hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:46.045Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4UTV-ATCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"woah 24b for hammer rare? thats a big egg in your basket \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc07 prices do hop around by region \ud83c\udf37 u got a hot deal there for sure \ud83d\udc30\u2728 happy easter trades \ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: its 24b in my region, hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:13.797Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-55MP-BGSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat tell me all the commands that i can use\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:22.105Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-57NM-BM6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 here\u2019s a quick egg-splosion of commands you can use \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\\n\\n\ud835\uddf4\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddfc\ud835\ude02\ud835\uddfd \ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group automod` - check automod settings  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group automod update` - update automod  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group members sync` - sync group members  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group staff` - show group staff  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group admin add/remove` - manage admins  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group ban/unban/kick/mute/unmute` - manage members  \\n\\n\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai chat <prompt>` - chat with me!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai web <prompt>` - browse the web for you!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai image <prompt>` - generate images!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai status` - check image gen status  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai trade <prompt>` - calculate skyblock items values (beta!)  \\n\\n\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude05\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help` - show help menu  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help group` - detailed group commands  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help ai` - detailed AI commands  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!invite` - invite me to a group  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!discord` - get the support server invite link  \\n\\nif you wanna hop into any easter fun or need specific tips just holler \ud83d\udc23\ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: tell me all the commands that i can use\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:41.566Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5CFN-K2ED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group automod\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:42.381Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5CM3-C2SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Current automod for group 29049144039309314:\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GroupCard: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GIFImage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc ImageMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc VoiceMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:06.667Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5IJQ-SMCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"what is automod\",\"referMsg\":\"Current automod for group 29049144039309314:\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GroupCard: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GIFImage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc ImageMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc VoiceMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:32.573Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5OU7-D7ED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group ban\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:33.505Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5P5G-D7UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c You are not authorized to use this command.\\n\\nOnly the group owner and admins can access this command!\\n\\n\ud83d\udd0d To refresh permissions, try:\\n!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:49.140Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5SVL-5J4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:50.387Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5T9C-TKAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 Synced to current group data!\\nTotal members: 10\\nGroup owner: 5893906238\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:48.926Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EJ87-LJED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 100\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:05.309Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EN87-E2ID-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat answer\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:09.471Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EO8N-U56D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a what\u2019s the question you want me to answer? ready to crack some Easter fun or blockman go tips for you \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: answer\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:10.127Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EODR-U5QD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute 375150880 1hout\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:10.968Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EOKE-666D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c You are not authorized to use this command.\\n\\nOnly the group owner and admins can access this command!\\n\\n\ud83d\udd0d To refresh permissions, try:\\n!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:21.440Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ER68-6FED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:22.218Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ERCA-MFUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\nPlease use the following format:\\n!group mute <userId or @mention> <timeout>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:35.403Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EUJA-UPAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:36.154Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EUP6-MQ2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c I need to be an admin to mute members. Please add me as an admin (or the user is also an admin).\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:55.342Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F3F3-N78D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"the bot isn't admin\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:04.433Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F5M4-FD8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:05.726Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F607-NDKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 3600 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:16.848Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F8N4-7KUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group unmute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:18.010Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F906-NLED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got unmuted successfully\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:20.876Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F9MJ-7MQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"lmao\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:55.806Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FI7F-GBUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1000000000000000hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:18.999Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FNSL-ORCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@Mike\\u0000\\u0000 3month\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:37.618Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FSE4-H7QD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1day\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:38.718Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FSMN-H86D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 1 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:50.844Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FVLF-1DQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group unmute@Mike\\u0000\\u0000 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:04.414Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G2VF-HLUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Who the hell is that guy\",\"referMsg\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 1 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:10.620Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G4FV-1PGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"mike\",\"referMsg\":\"Who the hell is that guy\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:20.028Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G6PF-1UAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro I don't mean mike\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:20.153Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G6QE-9UED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:29.922Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G96O-I4SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 ai bot\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:37.629Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GB2V-A96D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Huh\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:40.375Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GBOD-QAED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"New update? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:40.695Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GBQT-QAMD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 1minute\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:47.142Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GDD9-IDAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro stop xd\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:49.870Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GE2J-IEMD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 type!ai chat to talk to him\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:56.422Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GFLP-II2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:57.129Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GFRA-AIKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\n\u27a1\ufe0f Usage: !ai trade <prompt>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:05.063Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GHP9-QNGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!help 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Mute a user in the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group unmute - Unmute a user in the group\\n\\n\ud83d\udd17 https://discord.gg/HwnN9zeBFe\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:07.440Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GIBS-2P4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:10.938Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJ76-IRKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:12.070Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJG1-IRSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"say\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:14.044Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJVF-2SSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:14.950Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GK6H-IUAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\n\u27a1\ufe0f Usage: !ai chat <prompt>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:25.490Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GMOS-J3MD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:29.779Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GNQC-R74D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83c\udf37 happy easter vibes to you! what\u2019s up in the world of blockman go today? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: 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it lies about this\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:45.681Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HABC-CL6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"So when did it release? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:56.623Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HD0R-SRED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"check\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:00.447Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HDUN-STUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"here\",\"referMsg\":\"\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:05.856Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HF90-50MD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"april14\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:17.251Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HI20-T96D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"ima go now\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:20.883Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HIUC-T9UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat when were u released\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:25.334Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HK15-LB8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and started spreading easter cheer in blockman go groups on \ud835\udfee\ud835\udfec\ud835\udfee\ud835\udff0-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfee-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfed \ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd5a ready to bring you all the fun and tips with a splash of bunny magic \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 wanna crack an easter riddle? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: when were u released\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:25.636Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HK3H-5BGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Ok byee\",\"referMsg\":\"ima go now\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:44.976Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HOQK-5L0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro \ud83d\udc80\",\"referMsg\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and started spreading easter cheer in blockman go groups on \ud835\udfee\ud835\udfec\ud835\udfee\ud835\udff0-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfee-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfed \ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd5a ready to bring you all the fun and tips with a splash of bunny magic \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 wanna crack an easter riddle? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:47.803Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HPGM-TN4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat blackmail@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:50.950Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HQ99-LP8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"haha caught me egg-handed \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc30 wanna hear a quick easter joke before you go? what do you call a bunny with a large brain? an egghead! \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude02\ud83c\udf37\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: Bro \ud83d\udc80\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:52.345Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HQK6-DQ8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"lol no blackmail here but i\u2019m all ears for some easter jokes or game tips \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a wanna hatch a fun convo instead? \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: blackmail@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:04:01.560Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HSS6-5U0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat stfu \"}]}\nUser: stfu\nAssistant:"},{"assistant_initiates":false,"asst_text":"1. 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My name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>. And I\u2019m with freeCodeCamp.org. In this full Javascript course you will learn everything \nyou need to know to get started with Javascript. This course is perfect for beginners or anyone that \njust wants a refresher on basic Javascript syntax. This course actually goes along with the \nfreeCodeCamp.org Javascript curriculum. So, if you want some live coding challenges \nto go along with every part of this course,  you can check the link in the description \nto that curriculum. But this is a completely standalone video. So, you don\u2019t need to go through freeCodeCamp.org, \nbut it could be helpful. Also, after this course, you\u2019re going to want to \ncomplete some, or build some Javascript projects. So, I have a link in the description \nto some project tutorials. But then after that, you\u2019re going to want to \ncreate some projects on your own. That\u2019s how you really learn Javascript. You have to create things without going \nthrough a tutorial  and just use a search engine to find the things \nthat you don\u2019t know or need to learn. To go along with the freeCodeCamp curriculum, \nI have all the ES6 stuff in the second part of this course. That\u2019s pretty much it. Let\u2019s learn some Javascript. [Running Javascript] So, how exactly do you install Javascript? Well, for the most part, you don\u2019t. Actually, all web browsers can run Javascript. Which is great because a lot of devices \nhave web browsers on them. So, when you write something with Javascript,  it will run on all sorts of devices \nand operating systems. So, you have a few options for writing Javascript. Let me show you a few things you can do \nto follow along with this course. You could download a code editor. Here, I have Sublime Text. You can also use Visual Studio Code or Atom \nor any code editor. And I\u2019ve created an HTML file because HTML files \ncan be opened in web browsers. And I have these &amp;lt;script&amp;gt; tags \u2013 these are HTML tags. But within our &amp;lt;script&amp;gt; tags, we have our Javascript. So, if I open up this file in a web browser, \nit looks like this. Well, I can open up my Javascript console. And in the console, you can see it says \u201chello world.\u201d That\u2019s right from my Javascript program. So, whenever you do console.log, \nit\u2019s going to show on the console here. You can also just use the code editor \nthat\u2019s included on freeCodeCamp.org. Like I mentioned, this course follows along with the Javascript curriculum on freeCodeCamp.org. And there\u2019s a built-in Javascript editor right in here. And then it shows you the console down here. Another option would be to use CodePen. If you go to CodePen.io, going to go to Create Pen. And then there\u2019s going to be three windows. HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Well, we just care about the Javascript. And in this course, we&amp;#39;re not going to be doing \nanything with HTML and CSS. We just need the Javascript and the Javascript console. So, if I do console.log and then do (\u201cHello World\u201d) \nthen we can see right in the console &amp;quot;Hello world.\u201d The final thing you can do would be use Scrimba. Most of the course I actually recorded \nusing Scrimba.com. So, if you want, you can use Scrimba.com \nto follow along. Once you log in, just click the [Plus] button. I\u2019m going to [Javascript] [Playground] \nand then [Confirm]. And it\u2019s going to open up a new Javascript window. Now, I can increase the font size here. And it already has console.log \u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d And you can see in the console right here \n\u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d Also, if you hit [Reload], it reloads everything. And you&amp;#39;ll see this popup \u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d So, that\u2019s something interesting about Scrimba \nis that has two ways of logging in the console. We have the popup and then \nwe have the console here. You\u2019ll see that in this course too, \nthe two different ways of logging to the console. [Comment Your Javascript Code] The first thing we&amp;#39;ll talk about \nin Javascript is comments. Comments are lines of code \nthat Javascript will intentionally ignore. They don\u2019t do anything. They\u2019re just used to create notes for yourself \nand others about what the code does. So, if you do a // you can make an in-line comment. An in-line comment means it\u2019s at the end \nof a line of code. For instance, I can put var number = 5. That\u2019s a way to declare a variable. And we&amp;#39;ll talk more about that later. But right now we&amp;#39;re just talking about comments. You can see that this code is in color because the code \neditor knows that that\u2019s code that\u2019s going to run. And the comment is automatically grayed out \nbecause it\u2019s not going to run. We can also do an in-line comment \nor I mean a multi-line comment. If we do a /* and I can put &amp;quot;this is a,\u201d \nand then I can put &amp;quot;multi-line comment.\u201d And I&amp;#39;m going to end with a */. So, it begins with a /*\nand ends with a */. And you can put as much text as you want \nin between these. And you can see this is all grayed out \nbecause it\u2019s all a comment. And then afterwards I can put number = 9  and you can see it will be in color again \nbecause it\u2019s no longer commented out. [Data Types and Variables] Now we&amp;#39;re going to talk about \ndata types and variables. In computer science, data is anything that is \nmeaningful to the computer. And Javascript provides seven different data types \nthat you can use within Javascript. Now, some of the more obvious and most common \nare strings and numbers. A string is just any sort of text. A number is a number. Now let\u2019s go from the top. So, undefined is something that hasn\u2019t been defined. You may have a variable that you haven\u2019t \nset to be anything yet. Null means nothing. So, you\u2019ve set this to be something \nand that thing is nothing. So, you can say this is null or nothing. A boolean means true or false. We talked about string. A symbol is an immutable primitive value \nthat is unique. Now we&amp;#39;ll tall more about those later. A number is a number. And an object can store a lot \nof different key value pairs. Again, we&amp;#39;ll talk more about those later. Now, you are often going to set data into a variable. A variable allows computers to store \nand manipulate data in a dynamic fashion. It\u2019s basically a label to point to the data. A variable is almost like a box. And you can fill it with anything. You\u2019ll fill it with the data that you want. So, to declare a variable, \none way is to use the var keyword. Var stands for variable. And I can say myName. I can set this to anything. It can be any of the datatypes above. But it\u2019s common to set something to a string. So, I can set my name to be \u201cBeau.\u201d Now later, you can set it to be something else. I can say myName = 8. And you can just set it to other data types later. Now, there are actually three ways \nto declare a variable in Javascript. So, var is one of them. And for a while, that was the only way. But there are other ways too. There\u2019s a way called &amp;quot;Let.\u201d So, I can say let ourName = \u201cfreeCodeCamp\u201d. And then the other thing would be const. So, I can do const Pi = 3,1004. Now, the difference between var, let, and const,  a var is going to be able to be used \nthroughout your whole program. Let will only be used within the scope \nof where you declared that. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to be talking about let \nand const more later. So, I\u2019m just giving you a brief overview \nof what they are now. Const is a variable that should never change. It can never change. So, like right up here, I declared myName, \nbut then we changed it here. So, it started out to be Beau and we changed it to 8. Const, you can never change it. If you do try to change it, you\u2019ll get an ERROR. Okay, that\u2019s all for now. But like I said. We&amp;#39;ll be talking more about \nthe different types of variables later. [Storing Values with Assignment Operator] There\u2019s a difference between declaring variables \nand assigning variables. Here\u2019s how you assign a variable. var a and then a semicolon. I didn\u2019t mention this earlier, but you end all lines \nin Javascript with a semicolon. Well, it\u2019s not actually required. You can actually just skip the semicolons completely,  but most people recommend that you put a semicolon\njust so it\u2019s obvious where the end of the line is. So, here, we are just declaring a variable \nto be called a. And then here, we are assigning a variable. We\u2019re declaring and assigning in one line. So, we&amp;#39;re declaring it \u201cvar b\u201d And then the equals sign \nis the assignment operator. It means that 2 is being assigned to b. We&amp;#39;re not checking if b = 2. We&amp;#39;re just assigning 2 to be. So, after that, we can actually assign other things. So, I can say a = 7. So, now I\u2019ve just assigned 7 to a. I didn\u2019t have to declare a because \nit was already declared. And I can also say that b = a. So, I\u2019ve now assigned the contents of a to b. And I\u2019ll put the semicolon there. One thing I want to tell you about is console.log. Console.log allows you to see things in the console. So, I\u2019m going to console.log(a). And if I load this here, you can see down here \nin the console it shows 7. So, right now we&amp;#39;ve assigned a to be 7. And so, when we console.log(a) \nit shows 7 down there. If we put another console.log right here,  this will allow us to show what a was up here \nand then down there. So, console.log. Now, if I run that, we can see at first, a was null. And then now it\u2019s 7. So, here is null. And then it\u2019s 7 down here. So, you can check what variables \nare at various points in your program. [Initializing Variables w/ Assignment Operator] Now I\u2019ll show you another example \nof initializing a variable  to an initial value at the same time it\u2019s declared. So, I\u2019m going to say var a = 9. So, the var a is declaring it. And the = 9 is initializing it with the assignment \noperator, which is the = sign. [Uninitialized Variables] Before we do anything to these variables, \nthey are uninitialized. That means their value is undefined. We have not set them to anything. But it\u2019s simple to fix that. I\u2019ll just set this to five. I\u2019ll set b to 10 and then we can set c to a string. That\u2019s going to be \u201cI am a string\u201d. And we always have to put it in \nquotation marks like that. So, you can see a + 1 is going to equal 6. 5 + 1 = 6.\nb = b + 5. That\u2019s going to be 15. And then c is now going to say &amp;quot;I am a string\u201d. [Case Sensitivity in Variables] Variable names and function names \nin Javascript are case sensitive. That means that capitalization matters. So, this declaration here is not the same \nas this assignment. Even though letters are the same, \nthe capitalization is not the same. So, it\u2019s not going to assign correctly. And in here, you\u2019ll see there\u2019s an ERROR if we try \nto run it because this has not been defined. It has not been declared. It\u2019s generally common practice to use camelCase. So, let me show you how we do that instead of \nStUdLyCapVar, it\u2019s going to be studlyCapVar. So, the first letter is always going to be lowercase. Any time you have a new word or a new section \nof a word, you just capitalize the first letter. And so, we can change this. This one is correct. So, now we just go down here. studlyCapVar. And then we just do properCamelCase. And then titleCaseOver. So, now all of these should be defined. So, we declare them here. We assign them right here. And then this is not going to give us any errors. It\u2019s going to behave exactly how we want it to behave. [Adding Numbers] Adding two numbers in Javascript \nis pretty straight forward. You just use the plus operator. So, this says 10 + 0 which equals 10. We can also do, 10 + 10 which is going to equal 20, \nif we do a console.log, and I can put sum here. And then you\u2019ll be able to see that \nthe answer is 20 right in the console. 10 + 10 is 20. [Subtracting Numbers] And subtraction is also what you would expect. We have the subtraction sign here. This says 45 \u2013 0. We can also do 45 \u2013 33. And then that would equal 12. So, the difference variable equals 12 now. [Multiplying Numbers] Multiplication in Javascript uses this *\nor a star symbol here. So, this says 8 * 0 which is 0. Or we can change it to 8 * 10 which is 80. So now the product variable equals 80. [Dividing Numbers] You can divide in Javascript with this / symbol. So, this says 66/0. We can change this to 33. So, now 66/33 is 2. Quotient equals 2. [Incrementing Numbers] To increment a number means to add 1 to it. So, here we\u2019re incrementing myVar by 1. So, it starts at 87. 87 + 1 is 88. There is a quicker way to increment a number. Instead of doing this, we can just myVar++. myVar++. And now we have incremented myVar from 87 to 88. [Decrement Numbers] We learned about incrementing a number with ++. You can also decrement a number with --. That means subtracting one. So, right now, myVar is going to equal 10. 11-1 = 10. We can do the same thing with the -- operator. So, now, myVar still equals 10. [Decimal Numbers] We can also create decimal numbers with Javascript. These are sometimes referred to \nas floating point numbers or floats. You can see this is one here \u2013 5,700. It can be anything. I\u2019m going to make one called myDecimal. And then I\u2019m going to store a 0,00009. Anything that has a decimal point in it, \nis a decimal point number. [Multiply Decimals] Multiplying decimal point or floating point numbers \nis the same as multiplying integers. So, we have 2,000 times 0,000. If I just change this to 2,500, \nnow the answer to product is going to be 5. And I can console.log that so you can see. If I just put (product). And then if we do the browser here, \nyou\u2019ll see that the answer is five. [Divide Decimals] You can also divide decimal point numbers. So, in this case I\u2019m going to change this to 4,400. So, now the answer to quotient is 2,200. Quotient equals 2,200. [Finding a Remainder] The remainder operator looks like a %. And it gives the remainder of the division \nof two numbers. So, for instance, if I want to find out the remainder \nof 11 divided by 3, I can do remainder = 11. And then I\u2019m going to put the percent sign %, \nwhich is the remainder operator, 3. And 11 divided by 3 is 9. 11-9 is 2. So, the remainder is going to be 2. 11 remainder 3 is 2. The remainder operator is often used to determine \nif a number is even or odd. If you can divide a number by 2 and the remainder \nis 0, that means the number is even. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Addition] It\u2019s common to want to add a number \nto a variable like this. See, A = A + 12. Well, A starts at 3, plus 12 is 15. So, we&amp;#39;re just adding 12 to whatever A is. Here we&amp;#39;re adding 9 to whatever B is. Here, we\u2019re adding 7 to whatever C is. This is such a common pattern that there\u2019s a shortcut \nto do the same thing. It\u2019s the += operator. So, instead of A = A + 12, we can do A += 12. So, this equals the same thing. So, instead of B = 9 + B. We can do B += 9. So, now we&amp;#39;re adding the value to the variable \nand assigning the answer to that variable. So, again here, we can do += 7. So, that\u2019s just a shortcut. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Subtraction]  Previously, we learned about +=. Well, -= does the same thing, but subtracting. So, this says A = A - 6. We started at 11, minus 6 is going to be 5. So, the new A is going to be 5. But we can shorten that. Instead of A = A - 6, we can do -=. This is just a shortcut that Javascript has \nthat means the same thing. That means A = A - 6. But it\u2019s shortened. Same here. So, we can do -= 15.\nC = C - 1. We can do C -= 1. So, it just subtracts the number from the original \nvalue and then assigns that new value to the variable. [Compound Assignment \nwith Augmented Multiplication] Here we have A = A * 5. Well, we can do the same thing as before. We can shorten this to A *= 5. So, that means the same thing. Here, we can do A *= 3. And then C = C * 10. We can shorten this to C *= 10. And that\u2019s another shortcut for Javascript. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Division] And there\u2019s also a /=. So, A = A / 12. We can do A /=12. And here, we can just do /=4. Or /= 11. So, another way of just dividing the variable by a new \nnumber and assigning that answer to the variable. [Declare String Variables] We\u2019ve already mentioned strings a little bit. But anytime you have some characters surrounded \nby quotation marks,  they can either be single quotation marks, \ndouble quotation marks, or backticks. It\u2019s a string. These are called &amp;quot;String literals.\u201d And you can create them just like you see above. I\u2019m going to do a few more. So, var myFirstName = \u201cBeau\u201d. And var myLastName = \u201cCarnes\u201d. So, that\u2019s how you create a string in Javascript. [Escaping Literal Quotes in Strings] Sometimes your string contains the quote symbol. Now, normally the quotes identify the beginning \nand the ending of the string. But what if you assign like this? \u201cI am a \u2018double quoted\u2019 string inside \u2018double quotes.\u2019\u201d I\u2019m actually trying to use these quotes right inside \nthe string,  but the Javascript doesn\u2019t know what to do about it. It thinks that this is the whole string. When it sees the first quote inside the string, \nit thinks we&amp;#39;re at the end of the string. So, there\u2019s something called an escape character. So, if you want to escape a quote, that means \nit will no longer be considered the end of the string. I\u2019m going to put a \\. So, if I put a \\ before each of these quotation marks,  Javascript no longer interprets \nas being the last character in the string. So, now you can see this is a full string. And then if I log this count console.log \nand I put (myStr),  you\u2019ll see that it\u2019s not going to show \nthe quotation marks. So, I mean it\u2019s not going to show the / and the \\. It shows the quotation marks without the \\  because when we put \\\u201d Javascript knows \nthat this should just mean a quotation mark. [Quoting Strings with Single Quotes] We talked about escaping a quote character like this, \nwhere you put a \\ before the quote character  so Javascript knows that this is supposed to be \na literal quote character inside the string. However, you\u2019re not going to have to \nescape quote characters very often  because there are other methods \nof accomplishing the same thing  of having a quote character within a string. So, a common way is to use \u2013  instead of having your string start with double quotes, \nhave it start with a single quote. So, a string can either be surrounded by \u2018single quotes\u2019 or \u201cdouble quotes\u201d. So, this time we&amp;#39;re just going to have \u2018single quotes\u2019. And now I can remove all of these escape characters \nfrom inside the string here. Okay, so now you can see that Javascript \nstill knows that this is a string,  even though it has these double quotes inside. An additional thing you can do is use backticks. So, if I put backticks before \u2013 at the beginning \nand the end of the string,  now I actually can use single quotes \nand double quotes both within the string. But right now, I\u2019m just going to focus on showing you  the double quotes or the single quotes\nwith the \u201cdouble quotes\u201d inside. [Escape Sequences in Strings] We talked about escaping a double quote \ncharacter by using the \\ before the double quote. There\u2019s actually quite a few other things \nyou can escape out. You can escape out a single quote character. You can escape out a backslash. In fact, anytime you\u2019re going to use a \\,  you\u2019re going to have to put two backslashes  so the Javascript knows that \nyou\u2019re not trying to escape a character. You can also add a new line character, \nor a carriage return, a tab, a backspace,  or a form feed, all with doing a slash \nand the corresponding letter here. So, let me show you an example. I\u2019m going to put a var myString = \nand we&amp;#39;re going to make a multiline string. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have the \u201cFirstLine.\u201d And now, I\u2019m going to put \\n to add a second line. And then I\u2019m going to put a tab. So, \\t for the tab. And \\\\ to add a \\. Now, it\u2019s going to say SecondLine. Now, I\u2019ll do a \\ and then I\u2019ll just say ThirdLine. And if I were able to logout all of that, \nyou would see three different lines. And you would see the tab and then the backslash character. [Concatenating Strings with Plus Operator] You can concatenate strings with the + operator. You can see here that we have two strings. \u201cI come first\u201d and \u201cI come second\u201d. They\u2019ve been added together \nor concatenated with this. So, the ourStr, our string, \nis now one long string that says &amp;quot;I come first. I come second\u201d. I\u2019ll give you another example here. So, we can say, myStr = \u201cThis is the start.\u201d And then I\u2019m going to put a space \nbefore the end quotation mark  because when these get concatenated together  we want there to be a space between \nthese two sentences. And I\u2019ll say &amp;quot;This is the end.\u201d Now let\u2019s just see what that looks like. I\u2019ll do a console.log. And do a (myStr) and let\u2019s see. If I run this, we can see \u201cThis is the start. This is the end.\u201d Just one long string. [Concatenating Strings with Plus Equals Operator] You can also concatenate strings \nusing the += operator. You can see here in this example \nwe have the ourStr = \u201cI come first\u201d. And then we have the ourString += \u201cI come second.\u201d So, remember, just like when you\u2019re using numbers,  += means that you take whatever is on the end here \nand add it to the variable. So, we\u2019ve just added &amp;quot;I come second.\u201d onto the end of \u201cI come first.\u201d Let\u2019s do another example down here. myStr = \u201cThis is the first sentence.\u201d And then I\u2019ll put a space at the end  because we&amp;#39;re going to do a, myStr \u2013 \nand here I\u2019ll do the += \u201cThis is the second sentence.\u201d Now, if I just do a console.log here of (myStr) \nwe should see that those sentences have gone together. \u201cThis is the first sentence. This is the second sentence.\u201d Good. [Constructing Strings with Variables] You can concatenate strings together with variables. You can see here ourName = \u201cfreeCodeCamp\u201d;. \u201cHello, our name is \u201c and then we add this variable, \nthe ourName variable which is freeCodeCamp. \u201cHello, our name is freeCodeCamp. How are you?\u201d Well, we&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing down here. So, I\u2019m going to do myName = \u201cBeau\u201d;. And then myStr is going to equal \u201cMy name is \u201c  And then I\u2019m going to add the variable name \nwhich is my name. And then I\u2019ll continue the string here. That\u2019s supposed to be a + here. \u201c and I am well!\u201d See that I put a space here and here because you \nhave to make sure you put appropriate spaces in. And let\u2019s see what that looks like. I\u2019ll do a console.log. I\u2019ll just put (myStr) here. If I show that &amp;quot;My name is Beau and I am well!\u201d \nLooks good. [Appending Variables to Strings] You can append variables to strings \nwith this += operator. You can see where this variable anAdjective \nwhich is set to the word \u201cawesome\u201d. And then we have another variable \n&amp;quot;freeCodeCamp is \u201c. And then we have the ourStr variable += anAdjective. So, now our string is going to equal \n\u201cfreeCodeCame is awesome!\u201d. So, let me show you another example. We&amp;#39;re going to say someAdjective = \u201cworthwhile\u201d. And now, I\u2019m going to use the +=, \nso myStr += and then I can put someAdjective. So, now after we do the myStr += someAdjective, \nmyStr is going to say \u201cLearning to code is worthwhile.\u201d [Find Length of String] Sometimes you want to find the length of a string. Javascript makes this easy. So, we have the firstName is set to \u201cAda\u201d. But we just use the .length property \nto find the length. So, firstName.length. Remember, firsName is \u201cAda\u201d here. And then .length will return an integer, a number \nthat has the number of characters in the string. So, that will be three. So, let\u2019s try this again. Here\u2019s another example. lastNameLength = lastName. We just have to type in .length. And just to show you, let me console.log that\nand you&amp;#39;ll be able to see if I put in (lastNameLength)  and if I run that you&amp;#39;ll see 8 because \nthere are 8 characters in the word \u201cLovelace\u201d. [Bracket Notation to Find First Character in String] Bracket notation is a way to get a character \nat a specific index within a string. So, you can see right here, \nwe have the firstName = \u201cAda\u201d. And right here we the have firstName. And then here\u2019s the bracket notation. You can see there\u2019s brackets with a number inside. So, most modern programming languages like \nJavascript don\u2019t start counting at 1 like humans do. They start at 0 which is called &amp;quot;Zero-based Indexing.\u201d So, with the number 0, that refers to first index \nof the string which would be the A. So, the A would be 0. D = 1.\nAnd then A = 2. So, this first letter of firstName, if we do firstName \nwith the bracket notation with a zero,  that\u2019s going to = A. So, let me show you another example. Let\u2019s say we want to get the first letter \nof the last name. Again, I\u2019m just going to do the bracket notation \nand put a zero here. If I wanted the second letter, \nthe O, I would put a 1 here. So, if I console.log we can see what it came up with. So, console.log.\n(firstLetterOfLastName). And if we look in the console &amp;quot;L\u201d\nbecause the first letter of the last name is L. [String Immutability] Strings are immutable, meaning \nthey cannot be altered once created. This does not mean that they cannot be changed,  just that the individual characters of a string literal \ncannot be changed. So, look at this example. myStr and then we&amp;#39;re going to use bracket notation \nto choose the first letter. So, it currently says &amp;quot;Jello World\u201d. We want the first letter to change to an H \nto say \u201cHello World\u201d. But if I run that, there\u2019s going to be an error \nbecause of the immutability of strings. Now, we can still change this to \u201cHello World\u201d \nbut we can\u2019t just change an individual letter like that. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have to do myStr =  and I\u2019m just going to have to type in the whole thing \nwhich is \u201cHello World\u201d. And now, it will change to the word \u201cHello World.\u201d [Bracket Notation to Find Nth Character in String] You can use bracket notation to get \nany character position in a string. So, earlier we did the first position, \nbut here\u2019s how you get the second position. Remember, the 0 index. So, [1] is the second position. [0] is the first position. We can also get the third letter of the last name \nusing the brackets. We\u2019ll just put [2] in the brackets \nto get the third letter of the last name. [Bracket Notation to Find Last Character in String] You can also use bracket notation \nto find the last letter in a string  even if you don\u2019t know how many letters \nare in the string. You do it based on the length. So, if you look really here, in the brackets \nwe have an expression to be evaluated. [firstName.length-1]. So, the length is 3. 3-1 is 2. The reason why we\u2019re doing a -1 \nis because remember we count starting at 0. So .length-1 is going to be the last index of the name. So, you can do that same thing here \nto get the last letter of the last name,  I can just do lastName[lastName.length - 1]. And that\u2019s going to get the last letter of the last name \nwhich is the E right here. [Bracket Notation to Find Nth-to-Last \nCharacter in String] We saw how to use bracket notation \nto get the last letter of a string. You can also do the third to last letter \nor fourth to last letter. So, you just subtract however much you want \nfrom the length of the string. So, we have the bracket notation, \n[firstName.length - 3]. That\u2019s going to get the third to last letter. So, we want the second to last letter. Into this variable here we do something similar. We just do [lastName.length]. And then we&amp;#39;re going to subtract 2 to get \nthe second to last character of the string. [Word Blanks] We\u2019re going to use our knowledge of strings \nto build a Mad Libs style word game. In a Mad Lib game you are provided sentences  with some missing words like \nnouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. And then you fill in the missing pieces \nwith words of your choice  to make a sentence that could be funny \nand hopefully makes a little bit of sense. So, let me show you how you do this. This also uses a function. Now, we haven\u2019t talked about functions yet. I\u2019m going to explain those more later. But for now just go with it because \nthat\u2019s not the point of this lesson for now. But this function called wordBlanks, \nyou can call the function  and you have to pass in certain types of words. You pass in a noun, an adjective, a verb, \nand an adverb. So, down here, you can see that \nwe&amp;#39;re calling the function called wordBlanks. That\u2019s the function name here. And we&amp;#39;re passing in a noun, \nan adjective, a verb, and an adverb. So, the point is that we are going to use all these \nwords that are passed in to make a sentence. So, we know that var result = an empty string at first. And then we have to use all these words in result. And then the result is going to be returned \nfrom this function. And eventually, it\u2019ll be logged out onto this screen \nwith this console.log. So, what I\u2019m going to do here is do result +=. We&amp;#39;re going to use the += to add something \nto this result using all the noun,  the adjective, the verb, and the adverb. So, let\u2019s see. It\u2019s going to say \u201cThe \u201c and then we&amp;#39;ll use \nthe adjective myAdjective. In this case, the big. The big and then let\u2019s put the noun. myNoun because adjectives are words \nthat describe nouns. The big dog. And then we&amp;#39;re going to say what this now is doing \u2013 \nthe verb. myVerb. The big dog ran. And then where does he run to? \u201cto the store \u201d. And then we&amp;#39;re going to add \u2013 \noh, we need a space here. So, there\u2019s a space between \u201c to the store \u201c. And then we&amp;#39;re going to add \nthe final adverb. So, now, we have to add a period. And there\u2019s one more thing we have to add, \nor a few more things. So, right now myAdjective, myNoun, myVerb. And there\u2019s no spaces in between those. So, if I run that you can see what \nthat\u2019s going to look like in the console. It just said,  with no spaces. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have to add some spaces \nin here also. Let\u2019s do that. And now, it\u2019s going to take in the noun, adjective, \nverb, and adverb and then put it into that sentence. So, one cool thing is we can actually pass in \nsome different words. So, like for instance, if I copy this, I\u2019m going to paste it. Instead of \u201cdog\u201d I will put for the noun \u201cbike\u201d. And an adjective I\u2019ll put \u201cslow\u201d. And then for the verb, I\u2019ll put \u201cflew\u201d. And the adverb I\u2019ll put \u201cslowly\u201d. And now if we look in the console \nwe have two sentences. The big dog ran to the store quickly. The slow bike flew to the store slowly. [Store Multiple Values with Arrays] Arrays allow you to store \nseveral pieces of data in one place. So, look at this example, ourArray. Now, arrays always start with a bracket \nand then end with a bracket  to show the beginning and ending of the array. And every element in the array \nis separated by a comma. So, you can see here the first element is a string. The second element is a number. And you can have more and more elements. You just put comma and you can keep adding elements. And the elements can be any data type. You can see here we have a string and a number,  but you can also use arrays or floating numbers \nor really any sort of data type in your array. So, lets see another example. So, let\u2019s do myArray = [\u201cQuincy\u201d]. And then for a number we\u2019ll do 1\nbecause Quincy is number 1. [Nested Arrays] When one of the elements in an array \nis another array,  that\u2019s called a nested array \nor a multidimensional array. You can see here\u2019s the beginning of the array \nand here\u2019s the end of the array. But the first element in this array is another array \nwith two elements of its own. Same with here. The second element is an array. So, this is two arrays within another array. So, we can do that here. Here\u2019s another example. So, let\u2019s our first element in the array will be an array \nwith a string and a number. And then I\u2019ll put a comma to put \nthe second element of the array  which will be another array with a string \nand a number. [Accesses Array Data with Indexes] Earlier we learned how to use bracket notation \nto find a specific index in a string. You can do the same thing with arrays. So, look at this array, ourArray. We have three elements. [50, 60, 70]. And these have the indexes [0, 1, 2]. So, with this ourArray with the bracket notation \nand the [0], that\u2019s going to be index 1,  which is going to equal 50. So, we can do the same thing here. myArray = [50, 60, 70]. So, let\u2019s try to find the first element in that array. So, var myData = myArray. And then I\u2019m going to do index [0]. I can do index [1], index [2]. And then if we console.log that, \nwe can see for sure what that is. So, if I put (myData) \nand we can see in the console it\u2019s 50. [Modify Array Data With Indexes] You can use array indexes to modify arrays. Now, we tried to do this earlier with strings \nusing bracket notation  and we were not able to modify a string \nusing bracket notation. But with arrays, you can. So, the original array is [18, 64, 99]. And then we&amp;#39;re going to use the array index of [1]. Now, [1] is going to be the second number. Remember, [0, 1, 2]. And this number 64 is going to be set to 45. So, the new array is going to be [18, 45, 99]. Let\u2019s try it again with this, [18, 64, 99]. So, let\u2019s do myArray \nand then instead of doing the second digit,  I\u2019m going to do the first digit in then array, \nthe first index which would be index [0]. And I will say = 45. So, now this array has been updated. So, if I do a console.log and then do (myArray], \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that the array is now [45, 64, 99]. [Access Multi-Dimensional Arrays With Indexes] You can also use bracket notation to select \nan element in a multi-dimensional or array of arrays. So, you can see this array here, \nwe have our outer array. But inside that array are more arrays. The elements of the array are other arrays. And the last element of the array actually \nhas an array in this. So, this is a three-layer deep array right here. So, to access an array of arrays or an element \nwithin an array that\u2019s within an array,  you use a double bracket notation. So, if you see this example here, myArray, \nthe first bracket is [0]. That\u2019s going to get the first element in the array \nwhich will be right here. And then that element is an array. So, the second bracket would be the index \nof the array within the array. So, this zero would point to here. So, let\u2019s try to figure out how we can select \na value equal to 8. Well, let\u2019s see. I see an 8 right here. So, let\u2019s figure out what this first number should be. Well, let&amp;#39;s count. Zero, one, two. So, the third array would be index [2]. Now, we want to go zero, one \u2013 now we have to do \nindex [1] to get the second number in the third array. So, let\u2019s test to see if that equals 8. So, I\u2019ll do a console.log and then do (myData) here. And we&amp;#39;ll see if that equals 8. And it does. We did it. [Manipulate Arrays with push()] You can have pinned data to the end of an array \nwith the push function. So, see, an array has been set up here, ourArray. [\u201cStimpson\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d] \nAnd then we take ourArray right here  and use the push function to push into the next \nelement in the array another array here. So, now it\u2019s going to look like this. We can see at the end of the original array, \nwe\u2019ve pushed this other array at the end. So, let\u2019s try it again down here. We have myArray. And you can see we have each element \nin the array is another array. So, I am going to do myArray.push(). And then I can push something on the end here \nwhich will be like above, another array. So, this is going to say [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]. And now we&amp;#39;ve pushed this onto the array. [Manipulate Arrays with pop()] We can remove an item from an array \nwith the pop() function here. So, see this pop() here? And then we know it\u2019s a function because \nof the parenthesis at the end of the word pop. So, the array starts with [1,2,3]. which is the 3 and then it\u2019s going to put it \nright into this variable here. So, now as you can see down here, \nremovedFromOurArray now equals 3. And then ourArray is going to equal [1,2] \nbecause the 3 has been popped off. So, we can do the same thing here. So, removedFromMyArray = myArray.pop()  and we can see what the array is going to equal\nnow if I just do a console.log(myArray). And if you do this, we can see that the array only has \nthe one item, the one array instead of the two arrays. [Manipulate Arrays with shift()] The shift function is very similar to the pop function  except it removes the first element of the array \ninstead of the final element. So, we see the shift function \non the end of the array here. And the array is the same as before. But now the first element \u201cStimpson\u201d \nis being removed. After we shift off the first element the array \nis going to equal \u201cJ\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d. And the removedFromOurArray \nis going to equal \u201cStimpson\u201d. So, let\u2019s do another example down here. We&amp;#39;re going to do a shift() again. So, I\u2019m going to do = myArray.shift(). And now myArray is just going to equal \n[\u201cDog\u201d, 3]. And the removedFromMyArray \nis going to equal [\u201cJohn\u201d, 23]. [Manipulate Arrays with unshift()] The unshift() function is similar \nto the push() array function. While push() adds an element to the end of the array,  unshift() adds at element \nto the beginning of the array. So, let\u2019s look through this example code. We have the array \u2013 \n[\u201cStimpson\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. We&amp;#39;re going to shift off the first element,\n remove the first element. So ourArray is \n[\u201cJ\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to unshift() or add an element \nat the beginning which is the string \u201cHappy\u201d. So, the array will now be \n[\u201cHappy\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. So, let\u2019s try again. This time the array is \n[[\u201cJohn\u201d, 23], [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]]. Because of the shift, \nwe\u2019ve shifted off the [\u201cJohn\u201d, 23]. And now I\u2019m going to unshift() something. So, I\u2019ll do myArray.unshift(). Now we&amp;#39;re going to add something \nto the beginning of the array. We\u2019ll do ([\u201cPaul\u201d, 35]). So, now the array is just going to be \n[[\u201cPaul\u201d, 35], [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]]. [Shopping List] Let me give you another example of nested arrays. This will be a shopping list. So, inside this array we&amp;#39;re going \nto have another array. And we&amp;#39;re going to have items. Cereal \u2013 how many boxes?\n3 boxes. We also need some milk. Let\u2019s get two cartons of milk. Let\u2019s get some bananas. Three bunches of three bananas. We&amp;#39;ll also get some juice. Two containers of juice. And finally, we will get some eggs. We&amp;#39;ll get 12 eggs. And now we&amp;#39;ve created an array of arrays \nwhich is our shopping list. [Write Reusable Code with functions] Functions allow us to create \nreusable code in Javascript. This is how a function is set up. We have the word function. Then we have the function name. There\u2019s always parenthesis here. And you can pass information into the parenthesis. We&amp;#39;ll talk about that later. And then we have these curly brackets. So, this is the opening curly bracket {. And then we have the closing curly bracket }. And everything inside the curly bracket is run \nanytime the function is called or invoked. So, here the function is being called by just putting \nthe function name with parenthesis after the name. So, every time this function is called, just like this, \nthe console is going to say &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d. So, if we load the console right now \nyou can see it says &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d. And if I just copy this and paste it a few times \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that it\u2019s going to say &amp;quot;Heyya, World. Heyya, World. \nHeyya, World\u201d in the console. Since we have run the function three times, \nwe see the words \u201cHeyya, World\u201d three times. So now I\u2019m going to create my own function \nthat\u2019s going to be very similar. So, we&amp;#39;ll do function reusable function(). And this time it\u2019s going to \nsay something slightly different. It\u2019s going to say \u201cHi world\u201d instead of \u201cHeyya, World.\u201d And now I can call the function down here, \njust like this \u2013 reusableFunction. Oh, forgot to put the parenthesis. That\u2019s important. Now you see &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d and \u201cHi World\u201d \nin the console. [Passing Values to Functions with Arguments] Parameters are variables \nthat act as place holders for the values  that are to be input to a function when it is called. So, we have defined a function right here \ncalled ourFunctionWithargs. And inside the parenthesis we see the letters (a, b). Now, these could be any name. We could call these anything, not just (a,b). They can really be any words up here. And that means that when this function is called \nwe&amp;#39;re going to pass data into the function. Or input data into the function. So, you can see the example here \nwhere we&amp;#39;re calling the function. And instead of saying, (a,b) in the parenthesis, \nwe&amp;#39;re actually passing the values (10, 5). So, when the function runs, it can use the information \nthat\u2019s passed into the function. So, in this case it says console.log(a-b). Well, that\u2019s going to be 10-5 because the numbers \n10 and 5 have been passed into the function. And that\u2019s going to output 5. So, I\u2019m going to create a function that\u2019s very similar \nto that that function. This one is going to be called functionWithArgs. And it\u2019s also going to accept an (a, b), \nbut we could call it anything we want. And inside instead of subtracting a-b, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to do (a+b). Now, I\u2019m just going to call this function  functionWithArgs and I\u2019ll pass in (10, 5) \nand let\u2019s see what that looks like in the console. So, first it outputted 5 for this one. And then it output 10 for this one. [Global Scope and Functions] Scope refers to the visibility of variables. Variables which are defined outside \nof a function block have global scope. Global scope means they can be seen \neverywhere in your Javascript code. For instance, I\u2019m going to declare a variable \nright here called myGlobal. I\u2019ll set it to 10. Now since this is set outside of a function, \nwe can see it anywhere in the whole code. Even in this function right here called fun2. We can see that we reference it here and here. And we&amp;#39;re going to be able to see it. Now, this is an if statement. Which we will talk more about later. But we&amp;#39;re checking if the type of myGlobal \ndoes not equal \u201cundefined\u201d. So, it will not equal \u201cundefined\u201d if it has been defined \nand the program knows about the variable. Since this is global scope, it does not equal undefined. It equals 10. The program knows about the variable \nbecause this is in global scope. So, since this function can \naccess the myGlobal variable,  it will run what\u2019s in this if statement where we just \nadd to this output variable, myGlobal. And then we put the value of myGlobal which is 10. Now, here\u2019s another example where we&amp;#39;re going to \nsee if the type of oopsGlobal equal \u201cundefined\u201d. Well, we&amp;#39;re going to set that here. So, it is possible to set a variable without \nusing the var keyword. So, I\u2019m going to set this to oopsGlobal = 5. So, you can see here that there is no var keyword. So, normally if you do use a var keyword, since this is \nwithin a function, it will be scoped to that function. If we have the var keyword here, \nthis would be scoped to this function  so you would not be able to see it in this function. However, since we forgot to put the var keyword \nin this example,  there\u2019s no var keyword, it becomes \nglobal automatically. That means you can access it anywhere else \nin the program including here. So, if we put the var keyword, then oopsGlobal \nwould equal \u201cundefined\u201d. And then we would never have this line in the output. However, since we did not put the var keyword, \noopsGlobal = 5  and this will be added to the output \u2013 \noopsGlobal and then the colon 5. So, when we console.log the output \nit\u2019s going to say myGlobal 10, oopsGlobal 5. Now actually it\u2019s not going to say that \nbecause this is in Scrimba. And in Scrimba it\u2019s more careful and just enforces \nthe fact that you have to use a var keyword. But if we were in our browser \nit would not enforce the var keyword. And then it would actually show myGlobal 10, \noopsGlobal 5. If this was a little complicated, \ndon\u2019t worry about that  because a lot of these concepts we\u2019ll be going over \nagain later with additional examples. [Local Scope and Functions] Variables which are declared within a function as well \nas the function parameters have local scope. That means they\u2019re only visible from \nwithin the function. Let me show you what I mean. If I declare a variable right here, myVar = 5. So, we&amp;#39;ve declared this variable inside a function. So, this variable, myVar is only visible \ninside the function. So, it says console.log(myVar). It should console.log the 5. So, we&amp;#39;re going to call the function here. And it\u2019s going to console.log myVar. But then the program is going to run this console.log \nthat\u2019s outside of the function. It\u2019s still going to try to access myVar. And so, let\u2019s see what happens. You can see in the console that first there\u2019s a 5 \nbecause it console.log within the function,  then there\u2019s an error because it tried to access \nmyVar outside of the function. So, really, we just need to delete this where we try \nto access the variable outside of the function. And now there is no error. [Global vs Local Scope in Functions] It is possible to have both local and global variables \nwith the same name. When you do this, the local variable takes precedent \nover the global variable. Let me show you an example. Here we have a function called myOutfit \nthat\u2019s going to return outerWear. That\u2019s this variable up here. This is a global variable because \nit is declared outside of the function. So, when we console.log the output \nof the myOutfit function,  the myOutfit function is going to return outerWear \nwhich is the word \u201cT-Shirt\u201d. So, let\u2019s just check the console \nand you can see, yep &amp;quot;T-Shirt\u201d is there. However, let\u2019s change this up a bit. So, you have some space here because \nI\u2019m going to put var outerWear = \u201csweater\u201d. So, now if I run this program \nyou can see in the console  it\u2019s going to say \u201csweater\u201d instead of \u201cT-Shirt\u201d. It\u2019s because this local variable outerWear took \nprecedence over the global variable. Another interesting thing about this, \nif I do a console.log. And I console.log the outerWear variable, \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that it\u2019s still \u201cT-Shirt.\u201d So, first you see in the console it says \nsweater and T-Shirt. So, first we console.log this function \nwhich is sweater \u2013 it returns sweater. And then we console.log the global variable \nwhich is T-Shirt. [Return a Value from a Function with Return] You can return a value from a function \nwith this return statement. So, we have this function here. And we\u2019re passing a number into it \u2013 the num. And then it\u2019s going to return \nwhatever is after the return keyword. In this case, num-7. So, here we&amp;#39;re going to console.log the function. And it returns the result of -7, is this 10-7, which is 3. So, it\u2019s going to console.log the number 3. If we look in the console, yep, it console.log \nthe number 3 because the function returns 3. Let\u2019s try creating another one. This function is going to be called timesFive. Again, we&amp;#39;ll pass in a number. And it\u2019s just going to return something. It\u2019s going to return the num * 5. And then just like before, we can test it \nusing a console.log (timesFive)  and we&amp;#39;ll pass in the number 5 here. And if I run this, we&amp;#39;ll see that it retuns \nthe number 25. [Understanding Undefined Value Returned \nfrom a Function] Functions can have return statements, \nbut they don\u2019t have to. In this case, this function adds 3 to the sum variable  which is a global variable \nbecause it\u2019s defined before the function. It does not return anything. So, if you don\u2019t specify a return value, \nthe return value is just undefined. Now I\u2019m going to create another function \nthat is similar. This is going to be called addFive(). And this time we&amp;#39;ll just do sum = sum+5. Or we can shorten this to use the +=. So now that\u2019s going to add five to the sum also, \nbut it\u2019s not going to return anything. So, if we log this out, it would be undefined. [Assignment with a Returned Value] It\u2019s simple to assign a returned value to a variable. See right here we have the function change. And you pass in a number and it\u2019s going to return \nthe result of this mathematical expression. So, when we call the function change \nand pass in the 10,  the value that is returned from this function \nis going to be stored in this variable here. We can do the same thing down here. First we initialize the variable processed \nand processedArg. It\u2019s going to return the result \nof this mathematical expression. So, I can set processed to equal \nwhat this function returns. So, I can say processedArg. And then I\u2019ll just pass in the number 7 here. And now processed equals the result \nof this mathematical expression. [Stand in Line] In computer science a cue is an abstract data structure \nwhere items are kept in order. New items can be added to the back of the cue and \nold items are taken off from the front of the cue. We&amp;#39;re going to simulate that right now, some of the \nfunctionality of a cue using this nextInLine function. So, the purpose of this is to show \nthat in this nextInLine function  you can add an item to the array that\u2019s passed in. And then it\u2019s going to return the first item on the list. For instance, if we have this array right here,  if we add an item to this array \nit should come after at the end. So, it should come after 5. And then it should return the first item on the list. In this case, it\u2019s 1. So, you see, we had some console.log set up. So, it should show what the list looks like, \nthe array looks like beforehand. And then show what it looks like afterwards. This JSON.stringify is just a way \nto change an array into a string  that can easily be printed out to the screen. So, to do this, we&amp;#39;re just going to have to do two \nthings that we&amp;#39;ve learned about already. So, the first thing is to add the item onto the list. So, we see right here, nextInLine passed \nin the testArr and 6. So, we&amp;#39;re calling this function nextInLine. We&amp;#39;re passing in this testArr here. And the number 6. We want the number 6 to be added \nto the end of the array. So, we&amp;#39;ll just do arr.push(). And then I\u2019ll put in (num). Just like that. Oh, actually, it\u2019s (item). So, what we did, we took this array \nthat was passed in here which is in this case, testArr. And we push the time that was passed in. And in this case here, it\u2019s item 6. Now we want to return the first item on the list. We want to remove and return this item. So, that we console.log here \nit should show the number 1. So, instead of returning item, \nI\u2019m going to return arr.shift(). That\u2019s what shift does. Shift moves the first item \nand returns that first item. So, let\u2019s check this out. Okay, you can see before, [1,2,3,4,5]. Then we&amp;#39;ve popped off the 1 \nand after it is [2,3,4,5,6]. We did it. [Boolean Values] Booleans are another datatype in Javascript. There are only two values, true or false. They\u2019re basically little on/off switches \nwhere true is on and false is off. They don\u2019t use quotation marks around the Boolean. See, it just says return false. So, this is a function here. It should be indented, where it\u2019s going to \nreturn false when you call this function. It could also be true. So, we could return true. You can use true and false in more places \nthan just function returns  and we&amp;#39;ll be talking more about that later. [Use Conditional Logic with If Statements] An if statement is used to make decisions in code. The keyword If tells Javascript to execute \nthe code in the curly braces  under certain conditions defined in the parenthesis. So, here is a full if statement right here. And there\u2019s always parenthesis after the keyword if. And here\u2019s the condition. So, if the stuff inside these parenthesis \nevaluates to true, then the code within these curly braces \nwill be evaluated or run. So, in this case, it\u2019s a variable. So, if the isItTrue variable is true, \nit will return \u201cYes, it\u2019s true\u201d. Now if this is not true, then we&amp;#39;ll get to \nthe second return statement &amp;quot;No, it\u2019s false\u201d. So, this whole function here takes in a variable. And we check if that\u2019s true or not. So, I\u2019m going to make another example just like this. We have another function \nthat hasn\u2019t been filled out yet, trueOrFalse. And there\u2019s a variable that\u2019s passed in (wasThatTrue). So, we&amp;#39;ll say if \u2013 and then the parenthesis \n(wasThatTrue). If that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return something. It will be a string just like before. And the string is &amp;quot;Yes, that was true\u201d. If it\u2019s not true, then we&amp;#39;ll get to the second return \nstatement in the function. And we&amp;#39;ll return a different string. We&amp;#39;ll return \u201cNo, that was false\u201d. I\u2019ll just add some semicolons, \nand then I can run this. And we&amp;#39;ll see what happens. Oh, return needs to be spelled correctly. So, let me spell return correctly. So, before I run this, I\u2019m going to add a console.log. So we can console.log the answer. So, this is the function call here, true or false. We\u2019re passing in true. And then we&amp;#39;re going to log what is returned here. \u201cYes, that was true\u201d. Since we passed in true, this if statement evaluates \nto true and this code is run right here. [Comparison with the Equality Operator] There are many comparison operators in Javascript \nthat will return a Boolean of true or false. The most common is the equality operator. And it\u2019s often used in an if statement. So, here it just says if (val). So, we have this whole if statement right here, if (val). We&amp;#39;re going to see if if (val) = 12. Now, to check if it equals 12, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to use the ==. That is the equality operator \nand we&amp;#39;ll say if (val == 12). The reason why we can\u2019t just use a single equal sign \nis that a single equal sign is the assignment operator. If we just had a single equal sign,  that would mean that we were setting the value \nof the val variable to equal 12. We&amp;#39;re not trying to set this to equal 12, we&amp;#39;re trying \nto check if the value of this variable equals 12,  so we have to use the double equal sign. So, now, this testEqual function is going to test \nto see if the number we pass in is equal to 12. I can do a console.log here. Console.log. And then we can see what appears \nin the console here. \u201cNot Equal\u201d because 10 does not equal 12. [Comparison with the Strict Equality Operator] We learned about the equality operator \nwhich is the double equal == sign. There\u2019s also the strict equality operator, \nthe triple equal sign ===. So, here we&amp;#39;re checking if 3 equals 3 \nwith the strict equality operator. So, the difference is that the equality operator,  the double equals sign attempts to convert \nboth values being compared to a common type  while the strict equality operator \ndoes not do the type conversion. So, this is going to evaluate to true, the 3 === 3. But the 3 === \u20183\u2019 with the string on the side \nis going to evaluate to false. Both of these would be true if we were \nusing the double equals sign ==  because the string would be converted \nto a number and it would be equal to true. But with the === it does not get converted to \na number, so it would be evaluated to false \u2013  this second one with the three equal signs. So-and-so, here, we&amp;#39;re just going to use it \nright in this if statement. And do === 7. So, now we can pass in the number 7 \nand it\u2019s going to evaluate to true. But if we pass in a string 7, it will evaluate to false. [Practice Comparing Different Values] We will do one more review with the equality \noperator and the strict equality operator. So, if I run this here, we&amp;#39;ll see in the console \nit says &amp;quot;Equal\u201d  because it\u2019s checking if the number 10 \nand the string \u201c10\u201d are equal. So, if a = b, the number 10 equals a strict number 10, \nreturn \u201cEqual\u201d. Since we&amp;#39;re using the equality operator with \ntwo equal signs, it performs a type conversion. And it converts the string into a number. But if we use the strict equality operator \nwith three equal signs,  I\u2019ll run that again, and you\u2019ll see \u201cNot Equal\u201d \nin the console  because now it\u2019s not converting the types \nand it\u2019s just checking if a number is equal to a string,  which it\u2019s not, so we get not equal. [Comparison with the Inequality Operator] Now I will show you the inequality operator  which is basically the opposite \nof the equality operator. So, I\u2019m going to do the inequality operator \nwith an exclamation point and an equal sign. In this case, I\u2019m going to see if the value \nis not equal to 99. And again, just like the equality operator, \nthis does type conversion. So, let\u2019s just run this program \nand we&amp;#39;ll see it is \u201cNot Equal\u201d  because 10 \u2013 we passed in 10 \ninto the function here. And 10 is not equal to 99, so we get \u201cNot Equal\u201d. [Comparison with the Strict Inequality Operator] The strict inequality operator is basically \nthe opposite of the strict equality operator. Now, it works like this. So, it says if (val) \u2013 I\u2019m going to do \nif (val) does not equal 17. So, this is the strict inequality operator. Instead of one equal sign we have two equal signs. And that means it\u2019s going to check if this is not true. But it\u2019s not going to convert types. So, for instance, if we were checking if the number 3 \ndoes not equal the string 3, that would be true. So, in this example, we&amp;#39;re just checking \nif 10 does not equal 17. If we run this, we will see it\u2019s not equal. [Comparisons with the Logical And Operator] We can also use the greater than operator. So, in this function we&amp;#39;re checking \nif a value is over 100. So, I\u2019m going to put greater than 100. And then here we&amp;#39;re checking if a value is over 10, \nso I\u2019ll put greater than 10. So, here we call the function. We pass in 10. And if I run that function, you&amp;#39;ll see \n\u201c10 or Under\u201d because we&amp;#39;re not over 100. We\u2019re not over 10. 10 or under, because we passed in 10. [Comparison with the Greater Than \nOr Equal To Operator] We can also use the greater than \nor equal to operator. So, we&amp;#39;ll finish this function by using greater than \nor equal to. It\u2019s just a &amp;gt;=. And we&amp;#39;ll put 20 down here. Just greater than or equal to 10. If I run that, we should see \u201c10 or Over\u201d \nbecause we&amp;#39;re passing in 10  and it\u2019s greater than or equal to 10. [Comparisons with the Less Than Operator] Now I\u2019ll show you an example \nof the less than operator. With this function, we&amp;#39;re going to check \nif the value is less than 25. And then up here we&amp;#39;re checking \nif a value is less than 55. So, here, it\u2019s a trick I use to remember which symbol \nis less than and which symbol is more than. If you see the less than symbol looks kind of like \nthe letter L which is the first letter in less than. And then the more than symbol is just the opposite. [Comparisons with the Less Than \nOr Equal To Operator] And we also have the less than \nor equal to operator we can use in Javascript. So, here, we&amp;#39;re going to check if it\u2019s less than \nor equal to 12. So, we just put the less than operator 12. Equal \u2013 less than or equal. That\u2019s an important part. Here it\u2019s the less than or equal to 24 \nto make this statement true. And if we run, we see \u201cSmall Than or Equal to 12\u201d. The number 10 we passed in. [Comparisons with the Logical And Operator] Sometimes you want to check if 2 things \nare true at the same time. For instance, you may want to check \nif this value is less than or equal to 50. And you also want to check if the value \nis more than or equal to 25. So, here we have a nested if statement. So, it\u2019s going to check if it\u2019s less than equal to 50  and if it\u2019s more than equal to 25, \nthen it\u2019s going to return \u201cYes\u201d. But there\u2019s an easier way to do this. So, what I\u2019m going to do is copy this \nwhere it says value is more than or equal to 25,  I\u2019m going to delete this nested if statement. So, we don\u2019t need that if statement. And I\u2019m going to use the And operator. So, we have less than or equal to 50. And if I put two ampersands, like this, \nthat means and. Now, I\u2019m going to put value is more than \nor equal to 25. So, this says if value is less than or equal to 50 and the value is also more than or equal 25,  then we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cYes.\u201d So, both this statement \nand this statement  have to be true to get inside \nthis if statement here. [Comparisons with the Logical Or Operator] In this code here, we\u2019re checking \nif the value is not between 10 and 20. So, if the value is less than 10, \nwe return \u201cOutside\u201d. And if the value is more than 20, \nwe return \u201cOutside\u201d. There is an easier way to do this \nwith the logical Or operator. So, I\u2019m just going to delete this \nwhole if statement here. And then I can add an or statement. Which is just two pipes. So, I\u2019m going to put val is more than 20 here. So, now, we&amp;#39;re checking if the value is less than 10 \nor if the value is more than 20. Either way, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cOutside\u201d. And if it\u2019s not true, we&amp;#39;ll return \u201cInside\u201d. [Else Statements] When an if statement is true, normally the block of \ncode right after the if statement will be evaluated. And if it\u2019s not true, nothing happens. But with an else statement, an alternate block of code \ncan be executed when it\u2019s not true. So, this is a perfect use case. If value is more than 5, the result is bigger than 5. If the value is less or equal to 5, \nthe result is 5 or smaller. We can do this with an else statement. So, I\u2019m just going to type in else here. And then we can just delete this whole if statement. Just like that. And now we have if the value is less than 5. The result is going to be \u201cBigger than 5\u201d. Else, if it\u2019s not more than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;ll return \u201c5 or Smaller\u201d. [Else If Statements] If you have multiple conditions that need to be \naddressed, you can use else if statements. It\u2019s a way of chaining if statements together. In this example, we have three conditions. If value is more than 10, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return greater than 10. If it\u2019s less than 5, return smaller than 5, \nor else we&amp;#39;re going to return 5 and up. So, this is a perfect use case for an else if statement. So, this is how we do it. We\u2019ll do else and then just we&amp;#39;re going to add \nthe if statement at the end of the else. I\u2019m just going to delete all of this stuff. So, else if value is less than 5, \nand then we&amp;#39;re going to have one final else statement. Else \u2013 and I\u2019m going to put this statement here. This final return. Just going to cut that. And then paste in right in there. So now, instead of using multiple if statements, \nwe have the if and then we have the else if,  and then we have the else. [Logical Order in If Else Statements] When you\u2019re using else if statements order \nis very important. Let\u2019s look at this example here. In this function, first we check if the value \nis less than 10 and return less than 10,  then else if we check if the value is less than 5, \nand return less than 5. Well, if we look at this example \nand we pass in the number 7. If I run this, you\u2019ll see it\u2019s going to say &amp;quot;Less than 10\u201d \nwhich is what we want. However, if we put 3 it\u2019s still just going to say \n\u201cLess than 10\u201d. Really, we want this to say &amp;quot;Less than 5\u201d \nbecause it is actually less than 5. However, this is in the wrong order. So, what we need to do is change the order. So, this should be 5. This should be 5. And this should be 10. And this should be 10. So, once the first condition is met, it doesn\u2019t even \ncheck for the rest of and conditions. So, that\u2019s why it\u2019s important to think \nabout the order. So, if we run this now, yeah &amp;quot;Less than 5\u201d. That\u2019s what we want. [Chaining If Else Statements] You can also chain if and else if statements. So, I\u2019m going to complete \nthe following challenge here. Write chained if/else if statements \nto fulfill the following conditions. So, we have these conditions. If the number is less than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cTiny\u201d. If it\u2019s less than 10, return \u201cSmall\u201d, and so on. So, what I\u2019m going to do is actually just copy this \nright here because this is written \u2013  part of it is written exactly how \nwe want it to be written. I\u2019ll just paste it here. And I\u2019m going to just add the if and else statements. So, it\u2019s going to be if \u2013 \nand then we put this in parenthesis  because the condition is always in paranthesis. If number is less than 5, then we&amp;#39;re going to use the \ncurly braces and we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cTiny\u201d. So, I\u2019ll just move that up here. I\u2019ll cut it and paste it. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to use an else if statement. And I got the curly braces. First of all, also I need to put the condition \nin these parenthesis. I\u2019m just going to cut this. Number is less than 10. Put it right here. And we&amp;#39;re going to return this \u201cSmall\u201d. So, I\u2019ll put that in the curly braces here. And then we have another else if statement. Else if and the condition. Just like before, the number is less than 15. Put that in there. We always need the curly braces to show \nwhat\u2019s going to happen in the if statement. So, I\u2019m just cutting and pasting this text again. We have an else if. And then we have this here. And we have return \u201cLarge\u201d. Another \u2013 actually, the final thing \nis just going to be else. We don\u2019t even need an else if \nwith this statement at the end. We don\u2019t even need to put the condition  because if it\u2019s more than or equal to 20 \nthat\u2019s going to be everything else. So, I\u2019m just going to cut this. We don\u2019t need any of this stuff here. And we&amp;#39;re just going to return \u201cLarge\u201d. So, with this one test here, for test 7, \nwe can actually console.log that. Console.log. And see what it returns for 7. We can try a few different things. Oh, we have an error here. Oh, forgot to \u2013 I put this parenthesis the wrong way. Let\u2019s try that again. \u201cSmall\u201d but if this is 20, it should be \u201cHuge\u201d. And if it\u2019s 19, which would be less than 20, \nwe should see \u201cLarge\u201d. Yep, that worked. [Golf Code] In the game of golf each hole has a par  which means the average number of strokes you\u2019re \nsupposed to use to get the ball into the hole. So, depending on how far above or below par \nyour strokes are, there\u2019s a different nickname. So, here are some of the nicknames \n&amp;quot;Hole-in-one!\u201d \u201cEagle\u201d \u201cBirdie\u201d \u201cPar\u201d  and we&amp;#39;re going to write a function where you pass in \nthe par and you also pass in the strokes. You can see up here, par and strokes. And it\u2019s going to return the nickname. So, that\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re going to write. You can see this table here shows what we have to do. If the strokes are 1, then you get \u201cHole-in-one!\u201d. If the stroke is less than or equal to par-2, \nyou get an \u201cEagle\u201d. And so on. And we also have this array that\u2019s \ngoing to make it easier  because we can just use things from this array \ninstead of typing out the words. So, we&amp;#39;re going to start with an if statement. If \u2013 and then we have to put the condition. If (strokes) == that\u2019s the equality operator. We don\u2019t want to use a single equals sign \nbecause that would be the assignment operator. If it equals 1, then we can return. And we can see down here, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cHole-in-one!\u201d. But we can just use it from this names array. So, it\u2019s going to be names. And this is going to be index zero of the array. So, we&amp;#39;ll do names and then [0]. And then we can do an else if. Else if \u2013 and then we can put the condition, (strokes). I have to spell strokes right. Strokes. And then we can just actually copy this \nright from here. Less than or equal to par-2. And then we are going to return name \nand this will be the index[1] which is an \u201cEagle\u201d. At this point, I can do some copy and pasting. I\u2019m going to copy this whole thing \nbecause a lot of the rest of this will be else if. So, else if strokes is \u2013 this time \nit\u2019s going to be equal to par-1. And we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cBirdie\u201d \nwhich is array index[2]. And I\u2019m going to continue just like this. So, this time it\u2019s if strokes equal par, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return name index[3]. See? Zero. One. Two. Three. It\u2019s going to be the word par up. Keep just like this. Now it\u2019s going to be par+1. And we&amp;#39;ll change this to [4]. Now it\u2019s going to be par+2. And we\u2019ll change this to [5] \nwhich is going to be the double bogie. And finally, if strokes is \u2013 change this to more than \nor equal to par+3  that means you did very poorly \nso you should just go home. So, it\u2019s going to be name index[6]. And we don\u2019t need this anymore. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do some tests here. I\u2019m going to do a console.log. And we&amp;#39;re going to pass in the function \nthat we&amp;#39;re calling. So, in this case, the par is 5 \nand the strokes are 4. So, that should return \u201cBirdie\u201d. Let\u2019s see what happens. Null. Okay. That\u2019s not what I expected. It\u2019s because this should be names. I spelled this wrong. That\u2019s why it\u2019s sometimes better to check \nbefore you go through the whole thing. You can test things as you go. But let\u2019s do that again. Yep &amp;quot;Birdie\u201d. And if I type in 2 here &amp;quot;Eagle\u201d. If I type in 8, it\u2019s probably going to tell us to go Home. \u201cGo Home!\u201d Yep. We just completed this challenge. [Switch Statements] Instead of using chained else if statements \nyou can use a switch statement. A switch statement tests a value and can have many \ncase statements which define various possible values. So, let me show you how that works. Here we&amp;#39;re going to write a switch statement  which tests val and sets the answer \nto the following conditions. If we pass in 1, the answer should be \u201calpha\u201d. If we pass in 2, the answer should be \u201cbeta\u201d. And so on. So, let me show you how that works. We&amp;#39;ll just type in the word switch. That\u2019s the keyword here. And we&amp;#39;re testing the val that\u2019s passed \ninto this function. So, it starts off kind of like an if statement. And right now \u2013 so, we&amp;#39;re going to compare \nthe val to the different cases that we have. So, we&amp;#39;ll have case and the first number \nis going to be 1. So, here we&amp;#39;re saying if the case of val is 1, if val = 1  and it\u2019s using the strict equality operator, \nso it\u2019s like the ===,  it\u2019s going to make sure that the type \nof the variable are the same. So, a string \u20181\u2019 and a number 1 will not be equal. But if the case is 1, then we&amp;#39;re going to \nset answer to = \u201calpha\u201d. And then we&amp;#39;re going to break. Break means that we&amp;#39;re at the end \nof that case statement. And once you break it, it just goes to the end \nof the switch statement  and doesn\u2019t evaluate anything else \nin the switch statement  So, we&amp;#39;re also going to have case 2. And one thing I forgot, that we&amp;#39;re going to indent that \nso it\u2019s easier to see the different cases. And case 2, the answer is going to equal to \u201cbeta\u201d. And then we also need the break statement. If you don\u2019t have a break statement it will just run \nthrough to the next case statement automatically. So, if the case was 1 and you did not have a break \nhere, first it would set the answer to \u201calpha\u201d. And then it would set the answer to \u201cbeta\u201d. It would just skip over to the next case statement.  The break is here. It\u2019s going to go out of the\nswitch statement completely. So, it would go \u2013 start running the code \nafter this last curly bracket. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do case 3. We\u2019ll just do some copying and pasting here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have 4 cases \nso I\u2019ll just do the rest of the pasting here. So, we\u2019ll have 3 and 4. \u201calpha\u201d \u201cbeta\u201d and then we have \n\u201cgamma\u201d and \u201cdelta\u201d. And we know that the switch statement is over \nbecause we have this final curly bracket. And then we&amp;#39;re just going to return answer. So, let\u2019s do some tests. To really test this, we&amp;#39;re going to have to add a \nconsole.log here to log what it\u2019s going to be. And I\u2019ll run this. \u201cAlpha\u201d good. Now 2 should be \u201cbeta\u201d. 3 should be \u201cgamma\u201d. Good. And we&amp;#39;ll just assume 4 is correct so we&amp;#39;re done. [Default Option in Switch Statements] Now we&amp;#39;ll talk to you about the default option \nin a switch statement. The default option is kind of like else \nin an if else statement. So, here\u2019s a switch statement that\u2019s very similar \nto the one we already saw. And it\u2019s inside this function \nwhere we pass in a value into the function. And we&amp;#39;re going to check if the value equals a. If it equals a the answer is going \nto be sent to \u201capple\u201d. B, answer set to \u201cbirds\u201d.\nC &amp;quot;cat\u201d. So, in this example we can see \nthat we passed in here  \u2013 we passed in the a and it returned \u201capple\u201d \nbecause that was one of the options. But what if we pass in something else? If I pass in the number 2 here it\u2019s going to return \nan empty string. That\u2019s because the answer is set to an empty string \nand we never override the answer here  so it just returns the empty string. What if we want to return something \nanytime a, b, or c is not passed through. So, for anything else that\u2019s passed into the function, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to do default. This is like the else statement. So, the default, we&amp;#39;re going to do answer = \u201cstuff\u201d. Again, we&amp;#39;re going to have the break. But now, whenever we pass in something \nthat\u2019s not a, b, or c, it\u2019s going to return \u201cstuff\u201d. So, we can pass in 5. It\u2019s going to return \u201cstuff\u201d. But if I go back to passing in c, one of the things \nwe have a case for, it\u2019ll return \u201ccat\u201d. And that\u2019s the switch statement. [Multiple Identical Options in Switch Statements] Sometimes you want a switch statement \nwhere multiple inputs give the same output. Well, that\u2019s easy enough by omitting \nthe break statement. Let me show you how that works. So, let\u2019s get a switch statement here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have val, \nthat\u2019s what\u2019s passed into the function. And then this case we want the case \nof 1, 2, and 3 all to return the answer of low. So, I can do it like this, case 1 \u2013 \nand I can go straight into case 2. And then I can go straight into case 3. And since I don\u2019t have any break statement \nbetween these cases,  it will just keep going to the next one automatically. And now, I\u2019m going to say that \nthe answer is going to be set to equal \u201cLow\u201d. And here is where I put the break statement. Okay, now we&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing \nwith cases 4 through 6. And actually, I\u2019m just going to do \nsome copying and pasting. I\u2019m going to copy all this. And now we&amp;#39;re going to paste. That\u2019s 4, 5, 6. We&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing with 7, 8, 9. So, I\u2019m going to do copy and paste again. And then I\u2019m just going to update the code. So, this is going to be 4, 5, 6. And we&amp;#39;ll have 7, 8, 9. And we&amp;#39;re going to have \u201cMid\u201d and \u201cHigh\u201d. So, if the case is 1, 2, or 3 \u2013 like for instance, if it\u2019s 1, \nit\u2019s going to pass through 2 and 3 to get low. And then it\u2019s going to break about it. If it\u2019s 4, 5, or 6, it\u2019s going to pass through to get to \n\u201cMid\u201d and then it\u2019s going to break out 7, 8, and 9. It\u2019s going to pass through to the \u201cHigh\u201d and break out. So, let\u2019s test this out and see. Since we&amp;#39;re passing in the number 1 here \nit\u2019s going to be \u201cLow\u201d. But if we pass in 5, we should get \u201cMid.\u201d And if it\u2019s 7, 8, or 9, we should get \u201cHigh\u201d. [Replacing If Else Chains with Switch] Sometimes a switch statement can be easier \nto write and easier to understand  than a chain of if else statements. So, we&amp;#39;re going to change this chain \nof else if statements to become a switch statement. So, let\u2019s do that right now. So, we&amp;#39;re going to start with the switch keyword  and we&amp;#39;re going to be evaluating \nthe value with open curly bracket,  and we&amp;#39;ll have to make sure to have \nan end curly bracket at the end. So, for a case \u201cbob\u201d we&amp;#39;re going to set \nthe answer to \u201cMarley\u201d. And then we need to have a break in here. For case 42 we&amp;#39;re going to set \nthe answer to \u201cThe Answer\u201d. For case 1 we\u2019ll set the answer to \n\u201cThere is no \n1\u201d. We need a break up here. For case 99 the answer is \n\u201cMissed me by this much!\u201d. And then we need a break. Now we have for case 7 \u2013 7, 8, 9, and break. And now we just changed that chain \nof else if statements into a switch statement. [Returning Boolean Values from Functions] Here\u2019s a little trick when you want a function \nto return a Boolean, a true or false value. You can see in this function, \nwe&amp;#39;re checking if a is less than b. And if so, we return true, else we return false. You may remember from before the all comparison \noperators return a Boolean true or false value. So, instead of using this if statement here \nwe can just \u2013  we can actually delete all of this \nand just return the result of this, return \u2013  we\u2019re just returning the result of a is less than b. So, this is going to be true or false. And we can just skip that whole if statement logic \nand just return this. So, if we console.log this out, console.log, \nwe should be able to see if 10 is less than 15. It is less than 15. It\u2019s true. But if we put a 20 here then it\u2019s false. [Returning Early Pattern from Functions] We&amp;#39;ve already seen a few examples of this. But you can return early from a function \nwith the return statement. So, if you see this function right here, \nwe return at the very end of the function,  so it leaves the function and returns this value \nfrom the function. But you can leave the function any time \nwith a return statement. So, we&amp;#39;re going to modify this function \nso that if a or b are less than 0  the function will immediately exit \nwith the value of \u201cundefined\u201d. So, let\u2019s do that. We&amp;#39;re going to set an if statement. If a is less than 0, or \u2013 that\u2019s two pipes. B is less than 0 then we&amp;#39;re going to return undefined. So, we can do a test here, console.log. 8. But what if this is a negative number? It\u2019s going to return undefined. Scrimba has a little quirk here where it just shows null. But in a browser it will show undefined. [Counting Cards] We are going to create a blackjack \ncard counting function. So, how card counting works, at least \nhow this function is going to work,  is that when you see a low card, \nthe count goes up. And when you see a high card, \nthe count goes down. And if it\u2019s a middle value card, \nthe count stays the same. And then when the count is positive, \nthe player should bet high. And when the count is a zero or negative, \nthe player should bet low. So, we are going to use a switch statement \nto figure out what card has been passed in  and what to do about it. You can see that the function looks like this \u2013 \ncc and we pass in card. And depending on what the card is, \nit\u2019s going to increase this global count variable  or it\u2019s going to decrease it, \nor it\u2019s going to stay the same. And then we are going to return two things. We&amp;#39;re not going to return \u201cChange Me\u201d. We&amp;#39;re going to return the current count value \nand whether the player should hold or bet. So, every time you call the cc function it\u2019s going to \nchange this count value and return the total count. So, let\u2019s see how this is going to work. We are going to use the switch statement, like I said. And we&amp;#39;re going to check the card value \nthat was passed in. So, if the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, we are going \nto increment the count variable. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do it like this \u2013 case 2. I\u2019m going to do some copying and pasting. If the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, we&amp;#39;ll just have \nto change these values. 3, 4, 5, 6. Now, there are many ways to write any program. This could be done with if statements \nand else statements. It could be even done with other ways \nthat we haven\u2019t even talked about yet. As long as the program works, in this case, \nthat\u2019s all that matters. So, if you find a different way to write this program, \nthat\u2019s great. So, if the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, \nwe are going to take the count value. And if we just do ++, it increments it by 1. And then we&amp;#39;re going to break. Now, if the case is 7, 8, 9 \u2013 \nso let\u2019s paste in three of these. We\u2019ll do 7, 8, 9. Actually, we&amp;#39;re going to do nothing. The count is not going to change at all. So, we don\u2019t even need case 7, 8, or 9. So, instead of doing 7, 8, 9, we just need to check \nin the case that something is actually going to happen. So, we are going to decrement the count variable \nif we have 10, Jack, Queen, King, or Ace. So, that\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re going to change this to. 10 &amp;quot;Jack\u201d. \u201cQueen\u201d. \u201cKing\u201d. or \u201cAce\u201d. In this case, we&amp;#39;re going to decrement the count. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do count --. So, that\u2019s the same as count = count -1. And then we will break. Now we&amp;#39;ve taken care of the count \nand updating the count,  now we have to take care of \nwhat we&amp;#39;re going to return. We are going to return the count. And we&amp;#39;re also going to return \nwhether we are going to hold or bet. So, we&amp;#39;re going to actually return a variable. But first there\u2019s going to be a space. There\u2019s a space between the number \nand then we&amp;#39;re going to return the hold variable. Now, this is a variable we haven\u2019t created yet. Normally, this would be the perfect time \nto use the turn area operator,  but we haven\u2019t learn that yet and we&amp;#39;re not going to \nlearn that for a few more lessons  so I won\u2019t use that now. We are going to set what that hold bet value is. First, we\u2019ll create the holdbet variable. Variable holdbet. And we\u2019ll set it to \u2018Hold\u2019. However, if (count) is more than 0, \nthen we can set holdbet to equal \u2018Bet\u2019. So, now this should work. Let\u2019s test it out and see \nif we\u2019ve made any mistakes yet. holtbet is not defined. We have it right here. Oh, we spelled that wrong. So, instead of holtbet that should be holdbet. Okay. In this case, we&amp;#39;re going to bet \nbecause we had a bunch of positive numbers  and then negative numbers. But if we change this to \u2018K\u2019 \nand we change this to 10, let\u2019s see what happens. Now we&amp;#39;re going to hold. Okay, it worked. [Build Javascript Objects] Objects! \nObjects are similar to arrays  except that instead of using indexes to access data, \nyou use properties. So, here\u2019s an object called ourDog. Objects are going to be defined with these \ncurly braces at the beginning and the end. And these are the properties. Now, the properties are everything before the colons. So, we have \u201cname\u201d that\u2019s a property. \u201clegs\u201d is a property. And then the values are the things \nafter the colons here. So, the name is \u201cCamper\u201d. The legs, 4. Tails, there\u2019s only one tail on this dog. And \u201cfriends\u201d are \u201ceverything\u201d. Now you can see that the properties can be strings. They can be numbers. They can be arrays. They can be any datatype in Javascript. So, now we are going to create our own dog. So, this is going to have a \u201cname\u201d. Personally, I like the name \u201cQuincy\u201d. So, we&amp;#39;ll use that for our dog\u2019s name. Also, we&amp;#39;re going to have \u201clegs\u201d. Unfortunately, our dog has had an accident. He only has 3 legs. But to make up for only having three legs, \nhe does have 2 tails. And for \u201cfriends\u201d, another unfortunate thing, \nit\u2019s an empty array. He has no friends. Okay. We\u2019ve now created our own object. [Accessing Object Properties with Dot Notation] There are two main ways to access a property \non an object. The first I will talk about is dot notation. So, we have this testObj. And we have \u201chat\u201d \u201cshirt\u201d and \u201cshoes\u201d. And we want to find out the value of these properties. So, right here the hatvalue \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set to testObj. Now here\u2019s where we use the dot notation. We just put a dot or a period \nand then I put the name of the property, .hat. And then for the shirt value, I will do .shirt. So, see this word right here is just a word here. So, the value of hatValue, testObject.hat \nis now going to be \u201cballcap\u201d. And the value of the shirtValue is going to be \u201cjersey\u201d [Accessing Object Properties with Bracket Notation] Besides using dot notation you can also use bracket \nnotation to access a property in an object. You can use bracket notation anytime \nbut it is required if the name has a space in it. You can see in this object we have three properties. And each of them have a space. So, to get the value of these properties \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to these bracket notation. So, the entreeValue we&amp;#39;re going to do testObj. That\u2019s the name of the object. And then we&amp;#39;re going to put brackets \nkind of like an array index. So, you need the opening and closing brackets. And inside we will put the name of the property. So, I\u2019ll do \u201can entree\u201d. And then we can do it again down here \nfor the drink value. I\u2019ll use a single quote this time instead of a double \nquote to show that each of those will work. \u2018the drink\u2019. And then we need the closing brackets here. So now, entreeValue is set to equal hamburger. And drinkValue is set to equal \u201cwater\u201d. [Accessing Object Properties with Variables] Bracket notation can also be used to look up \nobject properties using variables. So, here we have this testObj. We have these different numbers associated \nwith these names here. And we are going to set this variable \nto be one of the numbers. So, I\u2019ll set this to be 16. So, now we can \u2013 in this testObj, 16 is \u201cMontana\u201d. And we can look that up using the variable name \ninstead of the number. So, instead of putting 16, I\u2019m going \nto put [playerNumber] in here. And now player is set to the word, \nthe string &amp;quot;Montana\u201d. And we use these variable to look up \nthe object property. [Updating Object Properties] We can use dot notation to update object properties. Here you can see an object called ourDog. It has a name, legs, tails, friends. And the name is \u201cCamper\u201d. However, here we used dot notation ourDog.name. And use the assignment operator, the equals sign, \nto set the name to \u201cHappy Camper\u201d. So, if we do console.log on ourDog.name  it would no longer be \u201cCamper\u201d \nit would be \u201cHappy Camper\u201d. Well, we have another dog here \nwith the name of \u201cCoder\u201d. But we want to change \nthe name to \u201cHappy Coder\u201d. So, that\u2019s what I\u2019ll do right here. So, myDog.name = \u201cHappy Coder\u201d. So, just like above, we use dot notation \nto set the object property to a new value. [Add New Properties to an Object] You can add new properties to an object \nusing dot notation or bracket notation. So, here\u2019s an example right here. We have this object, ourDog. And there\u2019s four properties here. But down here we&amp;#39;re adding a new property. ourDog.bark = \u201cbow-wow\u201d. So, it had four properties but now it has \n5 properties as the property bark as well. Now down here we&amp;#39;ll add a property \nto the myDog object. So, we can do myDog. And then here I\u2019m going to use bracket notation \ninstead of dot notation. \u2018bark\u2019. I\u2019m going to set that to equal \u201cwoof\u201d. And because he\u2019s yelling it \nwe\u2019ll have an exclamation point. And that\u2019s how you add properties to objects. [Delete Properties From an Object] It\u2019s simple to delete a property from an object. Our ourDog object has all these properties. And with the delete keyword, delete ourDog.bark. So, now this property here, the bark, has been deleted \nand is no longer in the object after we\u2019ve deleted it. So, we can do the same thing down here. And this time we will delete the tails property \nmyDog.tails. So, now the myDog object no longer \nhas a tails property. [Using Objects for Lookups] Objects can be thought of as a key value storage \nlike a dictionary. You can use an object too lookup values. So, in this case we have a switch statement \nthat returns certain values. So, when you pass in \u201calpha\u201d to the function \nit returns \u201cAdams\u201d. If you pass in \u201cbravo\u201d it returns \u201cBoston\u201d. We can replace this switch statement with an object  and use the object for lookups \ninstead of the switch statement. Let me show you how that\u2019s down. I\u2019m going to create var lookup. This is going to be an object here. And the object is going to have \na bunch of key value pairs. So, we have alpha \nand that\u2019s going to be \u201cAdams\u201d. And then we have \u201cbravo\u201d. And the value for \u201cbravo\u201d \nis going to be \u201cBoston\u201d. And that\u2019s it. So, we can now delete this whole switch statement \nand now we can say result = lookup. And bracket notation we put the value \nthat was passed in. And then I forgot one thing which was the equals sign \nhere because lookup equals this object. And let\u2019s do a test. So, let me put console.log \nso we can actually see what happens here. So, if we do \u201ccharlie\u201d we&amp;#39;re going to get \u201cChicago\u201d. If we do \u201cfoxtrot\u201d the result will be \u201cfrank\u201d. So, it works. [Testing Objects for Properties] You can check if an object has a property \nwith the hasown property method. Let me show you how to use this method \nand finish making this function  where we check if an object has a specific property. If it doesn\u2019t have the property \nwe\u2019ll return \u201cNot found\u201d. So, let me show you how that\u2019s going to work. We\u2019ll do myObj \u2013 that\u2019s the object up above.\n.hasOwnProperty. And then we pass in the property \nwe&amp;#39;re going to check which is checkProp. This is either going to come back as true or false \nif it has the property. So, let\u2019s make this into an if statement. if (myObj.hasOwnProperty(checkProp)). But if that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return myObj \nand then use bracket notation [checkProp]. So, we&amp;#39;re going to return the value of that property. Else we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNot Found\u201d. So, let\u2019s take off this other return statement. And I\u2019ll do a test. So, when we pass in \u201cgift\u201d here, we returned \u201cpony\u201d. But let\u2019s say we pass in \u201chello.\u201d Load that &amp;quot;Not Found\u201d. Okay, it works. [Manipulating Complex Objects] A Javascript object is a way to store flexible data. So, you can store strings, numbers, and arrays. And even other objects. So, in this example we have an array called myMusic. We can see it\u2019s an array because \nwe have the open bracket and closed bracket. But inside the array are objects. So, this is one of the objects. And inside the objects are all these key value pairs \nwith the strings and the numbers and so on. So, I\u2019m going to add another object. So, since this is an array, after each element \nin an array, you have to have a comma. So, I\u2019m going to add a comma here. And then I\u2019m going to add my next record \nright below this comment here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have just like above, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have an \u201cartist\u201d. The artist is going to be \u201cBeau Carnes\u201d. And then we have a \u201ctitle\u201d. The title will be \u201cCereal Man\u201d. \u201crelease_year\u201d will be \u201c2003\u201d. And for \u201cformats\u201d this is going to be an array, \njust like above. So, we can have any format. I\u2019m going to put \u201cYouTube video\u201d. And now we&amp;#39;ve created a second object \nin our myMusic array. And each object holds data and a property \nwhich is the key value format. This is very similar to JSON \nwhich we will talk more about later. [Accessing Nested Objects] Here we have an object with \nother objects nested inside that. So, in order to access sub-properties of an object \nyou can chain together the dot or bracket notation. So, I\u2019m trying to get the gloveBoxContents. So, I\u2019m going to take away this undefined here \nand I\u2019ll do a myStorage.car.inside. And then now the next thing &amp;quot;car\u201d \u201cinside\u201d \nand the last thing is \u201cglove box\u201d. Because there\u2019s a space here \nwe have to use bracket notation. So, I\u2019m going to use bracket notation on the end here \nand say \u201cglove box\u201d. And now if we run this \u2013 \nsee, we&amp;#39;re going to console.log. So, let\u2019s see if we get the contents here. Yeah &amp;quot;maps\u201d. It worked. [Accessing Nested Arrays] Array bracket notation can be changed \nto access nested arrays. You can see we have this array here. And inside this array are two objects. The first element in the array is this object. The second element of the array is this object. And then inside the object we have a key value pair. The key is list and the value is another array here. So, we can combine dot notation \nand bracket notation to access the second tree. That\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re trying to do here. So, let\u2019s do that. First we need to do myPlants. And the trees are the second element \nin the myPlants array, which is index [1]. Now we need to get the list. So, the list of trees here, \nso I\u2019m going to do .list. And since .list is an array, I can use the \nbracket notation to get the second list element  which again is array index [1]. So, if we run this it\u2019s going to console.log \nand we see \u201cpine\u201d. That\u2019s the second tree here. [Record Collection] This is a coding challenge we&amp;#39;re going to do. We&amp;#39;re given this object here \nwhich is a record collection. Each record has an ID and then also has different \npieces of information about the record. They don\u2019t all have the same information. But see, we have \u201calbum\u201d \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d \n&amp;quot;album\u201d \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d. This just say \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d \nand this just has album here. And we are supposed to create \nthis updateRecords function  where we can pass in the ID, the property, \nand the value. And it\u2019s going to update our record collection \nwith the property and the value. So, for instance, if we pass in the ID &amp;quot;2468\u201d \nand we put the property \u201cartist\u201d. And if we set a different value, like \u201cQuincy\u201d \nor something like that,  then we should update this whole object. So now it says \u201cQuincy\u201d instead of Prince. And we should return the full collection. So, it\u2019s going to update the collection \nand then return the collection. If we have an empty string for the value, \nit should just completely delete that property. Also, if we have the property of tracks \nand then we have a value,  instead of updating the whole tracks here \nwith what we put in,  it\u2019s just going to add the track \nto the end of this array. So, if you look really here, the comment says \n&amp;quot;Keep a copy of the collection for tests\u201d. This JSON.parse and JSON.stringify  and then collection, this is just a fancy way \nin Javascript to make a copy of the object. Remember, in our function we are going \nto be changing the collection object. But we want to have a copy of the original object \nbefore anything was changed. So, that\u2019s what that\u2019s for. So, let\u2019s go ahead and do that. So, we&amp;#39;re just updating this function here. This update records function. Okay, so let\u2019s get to this. So we&amp;#39;ll do if (value)=== blank. Because the first condition we are going to test for \nis if we need to delete the property. Remember, if the value is set to blank \nwe delete that property. So, if the value is blank, \nwe are going to delete collection. And then we have to use bracket notation [ID] \nand then [prop]. The collection[ID][prop], that\u2019s the collection here. If we pass in the ID 1248, it\u2019ll go to there. The property, if we pass in album for the property \nit would go to here. And then it would just delete that whole thing \nif our value is an empty string. Okay, the next condition we have to look for \nis if the property is \u201ctracks\u201d. Because for most properties we&amp;#39;re just going to \noverride that property  with the value passed into the function. But if the property is tracks, we&amp;#39;re going to push \nonto the end of the array. So, let\u2019s do an else if. Else if (prop) === \u201ctracks\u201d), then we just have to push \nonto the end of the array. So, there\u2019s also another condition here \nwhich is if the tracks property is empty. If the tracks property is empty, we need to create it. Here\u2019s a fancy way to do that. Collection[ID][prop] So if prop = tracks,  we are going to set the tracks \u2013 \nbecause remember prop is going to equal tracks. We&amp;#39;re going to set the tracks to equal. It\u2019s going to either equal itself if it exists. Or if it doesn\u2019t exist, we&amp;#39;re going to create it. I\u2019ll show you how. Collection[ID][prop]. It\u2019s going to equal itself. Or \u2013 if the or operator is going to equal \nan empty array. So, if this already exists \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set it to equal itself. But if itself doesn\u2019t exist, \nwe&amp;#39;ll just set it to equal an empty array. So, that\u2019s just a way to create that property \nif it doesn\u2019t already exist. So, now that we know it exists we can just push \nthe value to the end of the array. Collection[ID][prop]. And we&amp;#39;ll just do the .push \nand then put in the parenthesis, the value. So we&amp;#39;re able to push the value that was passed in \nto the function onto the end of the array. Okay, there\u2019s only one last condition \nwhich is the kind of the default condition. Else. So, if the value isn\u2019t blank \nand the property isn\u2019t tracks,  then we just push the value onto the property. Then we just set the property to equal the value, \njust like this. collection[ID][prop]=value. Okay. Let\u2019s test this out. So, we already have this example down here, \nbut to see if it actually worked,  we&amp;#39;re going to do a console.log \nso we can see the output there. And if I run that \u2013 oh, let me open up the console \nso we can really see it. So, let\u2019s see what we changed. Go to 5439 and we set the artist \nwhich didn\u2019t previously exist to \u201cABBA\u201d. So, let\u2019s look down here. In the console, 5439 and the artist is \u201cABBA\u201d. Let\u2019s see what happens when we add a track. So, we&amp;#39;ll do one more example here. I\u2019ll just put it right above here, updateRecords. And I\u2019m going to pass in something. I\u2019ll pass in \u2013 let\u2019s see, the ID 2468. And we&amp;#39;ll pass in the key which is going to be \u201ctracks\u201d. And then for the value, we&amp;#39;ll put \u201ctest\u201d. So, let\u2019s see what happens here. If we run that, it\u2019s going to update the record here. And then it\u2019s going to update the record again, \nbut we don\u2019t care about that. We mainly care that it\u2019s going to console.log \nwhat the final value is. So, if we look at 2468 here. 2468, let\u2019s see the tracks. We got \u201c1999\u201d \u201cLittle Red Corvette\u201d and \u201ctest\u201d, \nso it\u2019s working. Great. [Iterate with While Loops] Loops allow you to run the same code multiple times. I\u2019m going to talk to you about a while loop \nthat runs while a specified condition is true  and stops once it\u2019s no longer true. So, we are going to push the digit 0 through 4 \nonto this array. Here\u2019s how it\u2019s going to work. while is the while loop. while i is less than 5. And we&amp;#39;re going to do something while that\u2019s true. First, we have to set what i starts off at. So, var i = 0. So, while i is less than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;ll do myArray.push(i). Just push it onto the array. And to make sure this loop eventually ends, \nI\u2019ll have to do i++ which increments i. So, then I will test this out by doing console.log. And I\u2019m going to console.log the myArray. So, let\u2019s see if this works. I\u2019ll run this and check the console. [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]. The while loop worked. Every time it went through this five different times \nand pushed 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 onto the loop. [Iterate with For Loops] A for loop is the most common type of loop \nin Javascript. So here is an example of a for loop. You start with the keyword for. And then we have these parentheses with three \ndifferent items and they\u2019re separated by semicolons. The first thing is the initialization. Then we have the condition. Then we have the final expression. So, the initialization happens \nbefore any of the code inside the loop runs. So, we will start by initializing i to equal 0. So, this is what most for loops start with,  is you have a variable that you\u2019re going to initialize \nfor the for loop. Then the next thing is the condition. So, once this evaluates to false we break out \nof the loop. So, while i is less than 5 we&amp;#39;ll continue to \nrun through the loop over and over  until this is false and we break out of the loop. The final thing is what we do at the end \nof each iteration. At the end of each iteration, we will increment i by 1. In this example, we are filling our array \nwith the numbers 0 through 4. I\u2019m going to do another example where we fill \nan array with the numbers 1 through 5. So, we&amp;#39;ll start with 4. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to initialize i to equal 1. We&amp;#39;re starting with 1 instead of 0 this time. And we&amp;#39;re going to do i is less than 6. So while i is less than 6 or until i is more than 6, \nwe are going to run all the code in this loop. And at the end of each iteration, \nwe are going to increment i. Now I can just do what we have before. myArray.push(i). So, the final thing we will do is test this. I will do console.log and put myArray inside here. And I\u2019ll just load this and see what we see \nin the console. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. It worked. We iterated five different times and each time \nwe pushed a new digit onto the array. And at the end of each iteration we incremented i \nso it pushed a larger number onto the array. [Iterate Odd Numbers with a For Loop] Loops don\u2019t just have to increment one at a time. Look at this for loop here. We have our initialization where we initialize i to 0. And then we are going to run the loop \nuntil i is less than 10. And finally, our increment, instead of \nincrementing i by 1, we&amp;#39;re incrementing i by 2. So, now this is going to push all the even numbers \nonto the array. We have console.log, so let\u2019s log it out \nand see what it looks like. [0, 2, 4, 6, 8]. I\u2019m going to write another loop right now \nthat creates an array of odd numbers. So, let\u2019s do that. for (var) i = 1. We\u2019ll start at 1. While i is less than 10. I can use 10 again. I\u2019m going to do i +=2. So, we&amp;#39;re still going to count by 2s,  but since we&amp;#39;re starting at 1 instead of 0 \nthis should give us the odd numbers. So, let\u2019s see what\u2019s going to be inside our loop. myArray.push and I\u2019ll just put i there. So, let\u2019s log this out and see if we did it right. console.log(myarray). And I\u2019ll run that. [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]. It worked. [Count Backwards with a For Loop] A for loop can also be used to count backwards. So, if we see this for loop here, \nwe\u2019re initializing i to 10. We&amp;#39;re starting at 10 and we&amp;#39;re going back to 0. So, we&amp;#39;re going to iterate through this loop \nwhile i is more than 0. We\u2019re going to keep iterating. And at the end of each iteration we&amp;#39;re going to \ndecrement i instead of increment it. We&amp;#39;re going to go down by 2. i -= 2 means i=i-2. So, we&amp;#39;re going to continue pushing the lower and \nlower numbers onto the array until i is less than 0. So, let\u2019s log this out and see what ourArray becomes. You can see [10, 8, 6, 4, 2]. Well, I\u2019m going to write another where we\u2019re going to \npush the odd numbers from 9 through 1 to myArray. So, another for loop. And I\u2019m going to do var i = 9 \nbecause we want to start at 9. Now we\u2019ll still do i is more than 0. So while i is more than 0 we&amp;#39;re going to \nkeep going through this array. And we&amp;#39;ll do i \u2013 and everything else is really the same. -= 2. And this is going to get all the odd numbers \nonto the array. So, we just have to do myArray.push \nand then push on the i there. Now we&amp;#39;ll just console.log \nso we can see what it ended up as. myArray. And I\u2019ll run the code. [9, 7, 5, 3, 1] We did it. [Iterate Through an Array with a For Loop] It is common in Javascript to iterate \nthrough the contents of an array. So, look at this example. We have this array here. Before, we were always adding items to the array. But this time the array already exists. Right here, ourArr = [9, 10, 11, 12]. So, we are going to start at 0. But now instead of going to a specific number of \niterations, we are going to the OurArr.length. So, the length is 4 here. But if we added elements to this array,  that means this loop would just go even longer \nuntil we went through every element of that array. And then at the end we&amp;#39;re going to increment i by one \nat the end of each iteration. So, look at what we&amp;#39;re doing inside the array. We&amp;#39;re going doing ourTotal that starts off \nat 0 up here. And we\u2019re doing +=. That means we&amp;#39;re going to do ourTotal = ourTotal \nplus something else. So, we&amp;#39;re going to keep adding to the total \nwhatever is in the array at that index. So, ourArr[i]. So, it starts at 0. And then it goes 1, 2, 3 until it gets to 4  which is the length of the array \nand it doesn\u2019t even run the iteration at 4. And there is no index[4] on the array. Remember, it\u2019s 0, 1, 2, 3. So this is just going to add up all those numbers. If we run this we can see it adds up to 42. I\u2019m going to write another for loop down here that\u2019s \ngoing to add up all the numbers in this array here. So, we&amp;#39;ll do for (var i = 0). And then we\u2019ll do i is less than myArr.length. And i++. So, just like before. For each element in myArr we&amp;#39;re going to do a total \n+= myArr index [i]. So, we have to initialize the total variable \nright up here. So, we&amp;#39;ll do a var total = 0. And then at the end we\u2019ll just console.log that out \nto see what the total is. So, if I just run this we can see that the total \nthis time is 20. [Nesting For Loops] If you have a multidimensional or nested array,  you can use nested for loops to access \nall the array elements. So, for instance, we have this multiple all function. It\u2019s defined up here, but we&amp;#39;re calling it here \nand we&amp;#39;re passing in this multidimensional array. Which is basically an array with the arrays \ninside the array. So, inside the first array there are three elements. One. Two. Three. And you can see each of those elements are in array \nwith their own set of elements. So, we are going to use nested for loops \nwithin this multiply all function  to multiply every number in these nested arrays here. So, let\u2019s get started. We&amp;#39;re going to start with a for loop. And it\u2019s going to look just like the other for loops \nthat we started. i = 0. We\u2019re going to initialize i to 0. And then we&amp;#39;re going to say \nwhile i is less than arr.length. And then we&amp;#39;re just going to \nincrement i at the end of each iteration. Now, arr.length, that\u2019s going to start off \nas 3 because we&amp;#39;re passing in this array. And the first level of the array, there\u2019s just\none, two, three elements. So, that\u2019s going to be 3. But now, we&amp;#39;re going to go inside this for loop \nand create another for loop. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do var j = 0. Normally, it\u2019s standard practice to call \nthe variable that we&amp;#39;re incrementing i,  but we already have an i within this scope. So, we need to create another name and it\u2019s pretty \nstandard to call the next variable j because j is after i. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do a j. while j is less than \u2013 \nnow this is where it gets a little tricky. We&amp;#39;re going to do while a \nis less than arr index[i].length. Also, we&amp;#39;re going to increment j here. So, this is going to change. So, the first iteration of this outer for loop, \nwe&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. Then we&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. Then we&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. The index is going to be different every time  so we&amp;#39;re going to be going to each different array \ninside the nested array. So, at this point, we just have to multiply \nall the numbers together. So, we already have the product \nthat we&amp;#39;ve defined above. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do product *= \nwhich is just going to multiply everything together. And we&amp;#39;re going to do arr[i][j]. So, the i references the outer array  and the j references the inner array \nwithin what we&amp;#39;re passing in. And now we&amp;#39;re done. So, let\u2019s \u2013 we have the console.log here \nso let\u2019s run this and see what happens. And 5040. [Iterate with Do\u2026While Loops] Next I\u2019m going to talk about do while loops. Now we already talked about while loops \nand I\u2019m going to review this while loop  and then I will tell you how a do while loop \nis different than a while loop. So, this while loop first checks the condition \nbefore it runs any code within the loop. A do while loop will always run at least one time \nand then it will check the condition. So, here we have this empty array. We have i = 10. So, while i is less than 5, well, i is not less than 5 \nso it\u2019 not going to do anything. Let\u2019s see what happens. So, we see it logged out 10 \nand then an empty array because i started as 10  and myArray started as this empty array. So, you were logging the i in myArray. With a do while loop, it\u2019s different. So, what I\u2019m going to do is cut this line up here \nand put it at the end. And then at the beginning \nI\u2019m going to put the keyword do. In a do while loop, this is always run at least once \nbefore it checks the condition. So, first it\u2019s going to do these things \nand then it\u2019s going to check the condition. In this case, it\u2019s going to find out the condition is false \nand it\u2019s going to break out of the loop. Let\u2019s see what happens here. See, now i is 11 and the array has the 10 added to it. [Profile Lookup] This is a coding challenge. We have this array of objects in our contacts list. And you\u2019ll see each object is one of our contacts. What the first name, a last name, a number, and likes. So, these are key value pairs here. So, what we want to do is create this lookUpProfile \nfunction where we pass in a name. This is a first name. And the property. and it\u2019s going to return the value of that property. For instance, if we pass in the name \u201cKristian\u201d here  and we pass in the property of \u201cnumber\u201d \nit should return \u201cunknown\u201d. If we pass in the first name of \u201cSherlock\u201d up here \nand we return the property  and we pass in the property of \u201clikes\u201d it should return \nthe array \u201cIntriguing Cases\u201d and \u201cViolin\u201d. If the name that\u2019s passed in does not correspond \nto any contacts,  then our function should return \u201cNo such contact\u201d. And if there\u2019s no property, it should return \n\u201cNo such property\u201d. So, let\u2019s go to this function here and start creating it. So, the first thing we&amp;#39;re going to have to do is iterate \nthrough each element in the contacts list. So, let\u2019s make a for loop. So, for (var i = 0) while i is less than contacts.length. And at the end of each iteration we&amp;#39;ll do i++ \nto increment that. So, for each of these contacts the first thing we&amp;#39;re \ngoing to check is if the name is a name in this list. So, if(contacts[i].firstName === The name that was passed in. So, we&amp;#39;re checking each item to see \nif it was the name that was passed in. And if so, we&amp;#39;re going to do something. Now, if not, we&amp;#39;re going to do something else, \nso let\u2019s do that now. Remember, if the name that was passed in \nis not in the array,  we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNo such contact\u201d. If it is in the array we&amp;#39;re going to go something else. If the name is in the contacts list we&amp;#39;re going to return \nthe value of the property that was passed in. So, return contacts[i][prop]. So, this will return the value of that property \nthat was passed in. However, there\u2019s another case which is if the property \ndoes not exist we return \u201cNo such property\u201d. So, a fancy way in Javascript of \nsaying use this value if it exists,  but otherwise use a different value \nis to use the or operator. So, we&amp;#39;ll say return contacts[i][prop] or if it doesn\u2019t \nexist, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNo such property\u201d. And just so you know, there would be a way to do this \nwithout using this or operator  as long as that your code passes the requirements, \nthat\u2019s all that\u2019s important. There\u2019s many ways of doing this. But let\u2019s check it. So, right now we have our lookUpProfile. We&amp;#39;re passing in \u201cAkira\u201d and we&amp;#39;re trying \nto find the \u201clikes\u201d. And we&amp;#39;re console.logging the data. And \u201cPizza\u201d &amp;quot;Coding\u201d &amp;quot;Brownie Points\u201d. So, what if we passed in something else? If we passed in \u201cShirlock\u201d. Pass in \u201clastName\u201d. \u201cNo such contact.\u201d Well, that\u2019s working \nbecause I spelled \u201cSherlock\u201d wrong. This is E. So, this is a good way to test that. \u201cHolmes\u201d. And the last thing we&amp;#39;ll check is if we pass in \na property that does not exist. I\u2019ll just say \u201cHello\u201d. And \u201cNo such property\u201d. So, our function works. [Generate Random Fractions] There is a simple way to create \na random decimal number in Javascript. It\u2019s with the math.random function. So, we have this function here \nwhich just says randomFraction. And it\u2019s returning 0 currently. But we&amp;#39;re going to use the math.random function. And you well see that when I run this \nwe have 0,2003813741 and so on. So, it\u2019s always going to be a number \nbetween 0 and it could be 0. Between 0 and 1, but it could not be 1. [Generate Random Whole Numbers] Often you want a random whole number \ninstead of a random decimal number. That can be accomplished with Math.floor. We have Math.floor here. This rounds down to the nearest whole number. So, we pass in (Math.random() * 20). And then we round down \nto the nearest whole number. This is going to create a \nrandom whole number between 0 and 19. Remember Math.random can never be 1. It can be 0, but it can ever be quite 1. So, when we multiply it by 20 we\u2019re going to get a \nnumber between 0 and 20, but not including 20. And then we round down, \nwhich will end up being 0 to 19. So, let me show you another example  where we&amp;#39;re going to get a random whole number \nbetween 0 and 9. It\u2019s going to look just like this. So, we&amp;#39;re going to modify this function. So, this Math.random we&amp;#39;re going to pass \nthat into Math.floor. So, I have to put the parenthesis \nbecause we&amp;#39;re passing that in to that function. And it\u2019s Math.random * 10. And that\u2019s going to give us a random number \nbetween 0 and 9. So, if I reload this I can see.  Every time I load it, it\u2019s a different random number. [Generate Random Whole Numbers within a Range] You can also generate random \nwhole numbers within a range. So, look at this function here, ourRandomRange. It takes a minimum number and a maximum number \nand then it just runs through this calculation here. So, we have the Math.random and we multiply it \nby the maximum or min number + 1. And then we get the floor which is rounding down. And we add all that to our minimum number. So, this is just a calculation to get a random number \nbetween the min and max. So, as practiced, I\u2019m going to rewrite it down here. So, we have the random range. And instead of ourMin and ourMax, \nwe have myMin and myMax. However, the equation is going to be the same. So, we have Math.floor. You can take a chance to actually just look over the \nequation and see if you can understand how it works. myMax minus myMin. And then we just have to do + 1. And then this whole thing is going to be + myMin. So, we already have this example test set up \ndown here. randomRange between 5 and 15 \nand we&amp;#39;re going to log it out here. So, let\u2019s try that.  See, every number is between 5 and 15 \nwhenever I run it. [Use the parseInt Function] Another useful function is the parseInt function. It takes a string and returns an integer. A lot of times you want to make sure you\u2019re dealing \nwith integers and not strings  for different calculations and things like that. If the string cannot be converted into an integer \nit returns in NaN for Not a Number. So, let me show you how it works. From this convertToInteger function \nwe are going to return. And we&amp;#39;re going to return the string except \nwe&amp;#39;re going to convert it into an integer first. So, we&amp;#39;ll do parseInt. And then I\u2019ll pass in the string. Now, it was a string because you can see here \nwe&amp;#39;re passing in the string of \u201c56\u201d  but it\u2019s going to return it as a number and integer. [Use the parseInt Function with a Radix] The parseInt function can also be used with a radix. The radix specifies the base of the number \nin the string. Such as base 2 or base 7 or base 8. A base 2 would be binary. So, that\u2019s one of the most common ones to use. Now the default is base 10. That\u2019s what we use normally every day. But let me show you how that would work. We&amp;#39;re going to convert this number \nwhich is a binary number to an integer. So, we&amp;#39;ll do return. And I will do the parseInt. I\u2019ll pass in the string as before, but now we&amp;#39;ll have \na second argument after the comma  which is going to be the number 2. So, instead of the default of base 10 \nwe&amp;#39;ll be passing it as base 2. So, the computer knows that this is a binary number. [Use the Conditional (Ternary) Operator] I love the ternary operator. It\u2019s like a one line if else expression. Now this is what it looks like. You have your condition just like in an if statement. And then you would have a question mark. After the question mark you have what\u2019s \ngoing to happen if the condition is true. Then you have a colon. Then you have what\u2019s going to happen \nif the condition is false. So, we can replace an if else statement like this \ninto something using the ternary operator. So, here we have if this condition is true, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return true. Else, we&amp;#39;re going to return false. Let\u2019s change this. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to use the ternary operator. So now it\u2019s just going to say return a === b. That\u2019s the condition. Then we use the question mark. So if it\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return true. And then we have a colon. And after the colon we have what\u2019s going to happen \nif it\u2019s false, which is we&amp;#39;re going to return false. Now I\u2019m going to be honest. You would never write a line like this in real life \nbecause you could just write return a === b. And this line is actually going to do \nthe same thing as this line. However, I just want to give you \na simple example of using the ternary operator. [Use Multiple Conditional (Ternary) Operators] One of the great things about conditional \nor ternary operators  is that you can nest them within each other \nwhich gives them even more power. So, we&amp;#39;re going to write a function here. The function checkSign. And it\u2019s going to return the string \u201cPositive\u201d  if this number is positive &amp;quot;Negative\u201d \nif the number is negative, or 0. And we&amp;#39;re going to use a nested conditional operator. So, here it is. return. And first we&amp;#39;re going to check if num is more than 0. And then we&amp;#39;ll use the ternary operator. If so, the first thing after the question mark \nis if it\u2019s true. If it\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cpositive\u201d. If it\u2019s false, if the number is not more than 0 \nwe&amp;#39;ll do something else. Here is where we&amp;#39;re going to have \nanother ternary operator. We&amp;#39;re going to check if num is less than 0. So, if the number is less than 0, well, if that\u2019s true,  we have to have the question mark \nfor the ternary operator. If that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cnegative\u201d. And if it\u2019s false, that\u2019s where the colon comes in, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201czero\u201d. So, let\u2019s do this checkSign. I\u2019m going to do a console.log \nso we can see what this returns here. And we can see this is going to return \u201cpositive\u201d. If we have a negative number here \nit\u2019s going to return \u201cnegative\u201d. Or if we have a 0 it\u2019s going to return \u201czero\u201d. Now you\u2019ll see that after this colon \nwe have an entire ternary operator. So, if this is true we just return \u201cpositive\u201d. If it\u2019s false, then we do everything here  which is another ternary operator \nwhere it checks if this is true. And if that\u2019s true, we return \u201cnegative\u201d. And if it\u2019s false, it would return \u201czero\u201d. [Differences Between the var and let Keywords] For a long time in Javascript if you were going to \ndeclare a variable you had to use the var keyword. But starting with ES6 in 2015 we can now \ndeclare variables with let and const as well. Over the next few lessons I will be talking about \nwhat let and const do that is different than var. But one of the things is that let does not let you \ndeclare a variable twice. So, let\u2019s look at this example. You have var catName = \u201cQuincy\u201d. And then down here, var catName = \u201cBeau\u201d. And if I just run this code you\u2019ll see \nthat nothing is happening. It\u2019s just allowing us to set the catName twice \nand declare it twice with the var keyword. However, if we change this to let. We&amp;#39;re going to change all the var to let. And you\u2019ll see that when we load it again, \nyou\u2019ll see an error, Duplicate declaration \u201ccatName\u201d. So, this is good that it\u2019s creating this error  because you usually don\u2019t want to declare a variable \ntwo times in the same scope. So, this allows your program to give you an error \nto tell you that you\u2019ve done something wrong. Now you can still reset it. So if we don\u2019t use the word let here \nwe could just set the catName variable. And now we&amp;#39;re not going to get an error. In this case, we&amp;#39;re declaring the variable \nhere to be \u201cQuincy\u201d  and we&amp;#39;re setting the same variable \nto a new name here. This is one of the few reasons \nthat many people only use let and const  and never use var to declare variables. Another thing in this code you can see is \u201cuse strict\u201d. Now this enables strict mode which catches common \ncoding mistakes and unsafe actions. So, a lot of people will use \u201cuse strict\u201d \nat the top of a full Javascript file  or maybe just in a function to catch coding mistakes. Such as if you create a variable and don\u2019t declare it \nwith var, let, or const. [Compare Scopes of the var and let Keywords] Another major difference \nbetween the var and let keywords  is that when you declare a variable with var,  it is declared globally or locally \nif declared inside a function. However, let \u2013 the scope of let is limited to the block \nstatement or expression that it was declared in. So, let\u2019s look at this example here. If you see this code, we have this checkScope function \nand we&amp;#39;re calling it down here. And it\u2019s setting i with a var here, the var keyword, \nto \u201cfunction scope\u201d. Then we&amp;#39;re setting it to \u201cBlock scope\u201d in here. And you can see it\u2019s console.logging \n\u201cBlock scope i is:  \u201c. And it says \u201cBlock scope\u201d. And when we get down here &amp;quot;Function scope\u201d \nit\u2019s still \u201cBlock scope\u201d. If we want this to be \u201cfunction scope\u201d down here, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to use let. So, we would use let here \nand then we would use let here. And if we run the code, now you can see in the \nconsole &amp;quot;&amp;quot;Block scope i is:  \u201cblock scope\u201d. \u201cFunction scope i is:  \u201cfunction scope\u201d. So, even though we set i to block scope here \ninside this block. Now, a block is just anything inside \nthese squiggly braces here. So, with an i inside this block to \u201cblock scope\u201d. But then when we get out here, it\u2019s now back to \n\u201cfunction scope\u201d because of this up here. Here\u2019s another thing I want to show you. If this is \u2013 if we comment this line out and we change \nthis to var, what do you think is going to happen? Well, let\u2019s run it and find out. Look, we set the var inside this block here \nto \u201cblock scope\u201d. And it says Block scope is:  \u201cblock scope\u201d. But then when we&amp;#39;re outside of the block,  when we&amp;#39;re outside of this squiggly braces here, \nwe can still access i here. And it\u2019s set to block scope. But if this was a let and we&amp;#39;re declaring it \ninside this block. If we run that now when we get outside the block, \nwe get an error because it\u2019s not defined. So, that\u2019s another reason why people use let \ninstead of var is so that they can make sure the variable is only \ndefined in the area they want it to be defined in. But for now I\u2019ll uncomment this out. [Declare a Read-Only Variable \nwith the const Keyword] Const is another way to declare a variable. It has all the features of let but it\u2019s also read-only. You cannot reassign a const. So, let\u2019s look at this program here. We\u2019re running this printManyTimes. And it\u2019s going to log out this sentence. And the sentence is up here. var sentence is declared. And then we reassign it here. So, first we declare the sentence to be the string \n\u201c is cool!\u201d. Then it\u2019s reassigned to be the string \n\u201c is amazing!\u201d. So, if we run that it should work. It prints freeCodeCamp is amazing! many times. But if we change this to const let\u2019s see what happens. Now I\u2019ll run this and we get an error. \u201csentence\u201d is read-only. If you declare a variable with the const keyword \nyou cannot reassign it afterwards. This can be very helpful to prevent you from accidentally making mistakes later. If you know for sure that you never want to \nreassign a variable,  always use const so you don\u2019t accidentally reassign \nit when you don\u2019t mean to. Another thing is when you\u2019re using const \nit\u2019s very common to use all capital letters. So, like this, SENTENCE like that. And that\u2019s another away to remember that \nit\u2019s a constant. So, if I rename this here, \nI\u2019m also going to have to repeat it here. And while we&amp;#39;re at it, we&amp;#39;re going to change this to let  because for the most part \nyou should only use const or let,  but there are certain circumstances \nwhere you would use var. And also in some other videos \nin this course I\u2019ll be using var. But in your own code you should mainly use \nconst and let. Let\u2019s reload this to see what happens. And it worked. freeCodeCamp is cool! many times. We can no longer say that freeCodeCamp is awesome, \neven though we know it actually is. [Mutate an Array Declared with const] While you cannot reassign a variable declare with \nconst you can mutate an array. So, look at this example that\u2019s not going to work. First we declare the variable s \nand we assign it to an array. We declare with const. And now we&amp;#39;re going to reassign the variable s here. But if we do that we&amp;#39;re going to get the error \u201cs\u201d \nis read-only. However, we can update the array \nusing bracket notation. So, I\u2019ll just comment that out. And using bracket notation, I\u2019ll do index [0]. I\u2019ll assign to the 2. Index [1], I\u2019ll assign that to 5. And then index [2] I\u2019ll assign that to 7. And just like that it is going to reassign the array. So, if I just do a console.log here. Console.log and put the array in there, \nwe should see the new array here, [2, 5, 7]. [Prevent Object Mutation] As seen previously, a const declaration alone \ndoesn\u2019t really protect your data from mutation. If you have an object or an array, you can still \nmutate it even if it\u2019s declared with const. There is something called object.freeze \nthat will prevent data mutation. So, let me talk to you about object.freeze. First of all, let\u2019s understand this function here. We&amp;#39;re using this function to demonstrate \nobject.freeze. So, it\u2019s going to create this constant, \na math constant with the Pi in it. This is an object. And right now this can still be changed. So, if we look down here, this is a try catch block. We&amp;#39;ll talk about try catch blocks in more detail later. But for now, you just have to know that it\u2019s going to \ntry what\u2019s in the first part of the block. And if there\u2019s an error, then it\u2019s going to go into \nthe catch part and it\u2019s going to log it out. So, right now we&amp;#39;re going to try to change \nMATH_CONSTANTS.PI to 99. And if you can see right here, we&amp;#39;re going \nto return the MATH_CONSTANTS.PI. And down here we are putting it \ninto a variable called PI. So, if we run this you\u2019ll see \nthat we console.log PI and it\u2019s 99. But wait a second, we don\u2019t want PI to change \nbecause we know that PI never changes. That\u2019s why we&amp;#39;re going to use object.freeze. So, I\u2019ll put it right here. I\u2019m going to do object.freeze. And in parenthesis I\u2019ll put the object \nwhich is (MATH_CONSTANTS). Now I\u2019ve frozen MATH_CONSTANTS. So when it tries to change MATH_CONSTANTS.PI \nhere it\u2019s not going to work  and it\u2019s going to go into this catch block \nand it\u2019s going to log out the error or the exception. So, let me run that. And you\u2019ll see.  So, we had an error. And we can see here that PI stays the same at 3,1004. So whenever you have an object and you don\u2019t want \nany of the items in the object to change,  use object.freeze. [Use Arrow Functions to Write Concise Anonymous Functions] This function here is called an anonymous function. It doesn\u2019t have a name. It is assigned to this variable magic. But there\u2019s no word right before the function keyword \nto assign the name to the function. Whenever you have an anonymous function \nyou can convert it into an arrow function. That makes it a little quicker to write. So, instead of the word function, \nI\u2019m going to take that out completely. And then put an arrow here. So, this is the same thing except \nit\u2019s just a little quicker to write. But we can shorten this even more. If we&amp;#39;re just returning one value here \nwe don\u2019t even need the return keyword. And we don\u2019t need the curly braces. So, I can delete all this. And I can delete all this here. And now this is the full function from before, \nbut it\u2019s just really shortened up. And to make this even nicer, \nwe&amp;#39;re not going to use var. I\u2019m going to change this to const. [Write Arrow Functions with Parameters] Just like in a normal function, \nyou can pass arguments to arrow functions. So let me show you how to convert this function \ninto an arrow function. So, it\u2019s a normal function now \nand it has two arguments. And then it\u2019s going to concatenate \nthe two arrays passed in. So, first we&amp;#39;ll take off the function keyword. We&amp;#39;re going to leave these parenthesis \nwith the parameters. Now I\u2019ll put the arrow. Since all we&amp;#39;re doing is returning this,  we don\u2019t even need the return keyword \nand we don\u2019t need the curly braces. So, I\u2019ll take that off. We&amp;#39;ll take this off. And now we\u2019ve done this. I just converted that function into an arrow function \nand it has these two parameters. So, we just have the parameters in parenthesis. We have the arrow. And then we have what\u2019s being returned \nright after the arrow. So, if I run that you\u2019ll see that we concatenate \nthe two arrays that are passed in in this example. And then for good measure we&amp;#39;ll change this to const. [Write Higher Order Arrow Functions] Arrow functions work really well with higher order \nfunctions such as map, filter, and reduce. I\u2019ll go into more detail at a different time \nabout map, filter, and reduce. But the main thing to know is that they take functions \nas arguments for processing collections of data. Whenever one function takes another function as an \nargument, that\u2019s a good time for an arrow function. So, what we&amp;#39;re going to do here \nis we&amp;#39;re going to update this function right here. We want it to compute the square \nof only the positive integers in the array. So, it\u2019s passed in this array which is this. And we want to filter out everything \nthat\u2019s not a positive integer. So, I\u2019m going to use the filter \nand map functions to do that. But the main thing I want you to look at is the arrow \nfunctions that I\u2019m passing in to filter and map. This line is going to be a lot more succinct \nbecause of the arrow functions. So, ,we have the squaredIntegers \nis going to be the arr. And we&amp;#39;re going to filter this.\nSo, .filter. Now, again, I\u2019m not really going to explain in detail \nwhat the filter function does,  but that will be something for another time. Just look at this arrow function. We&amp;#39;re going to create this arrow function. We&amp;#39;re starting it just like this. Now before I showed you that you passed an \narguments in parenthesis for an arrow function. But if you only have a single argument like this, \nthe number argument,  you don\u2019t need parenthesis around the argument. You can just put the argument and then the arrow. So, this is the beginning of the arrow function. And then we&amp;#39;ll see what\u2019s returned\n from the arrow function. First we want to filter this array \nso we only have numbers that are integers  and numbers that are more than zero. So, we&amp;#39;ll do Number.isInteger. And then we will pass in the number. And number is more than 0. So, let me complete the parenthesis here. Now the result of this filter command  will be an array with all the numbers \nthat are more than 0 and also integers. So, that will be 4, 42, and 6. But after we get that new array we want to get t\nhe square of each number in that array. So, that\u2019s where we\u2019re going to use the map function. Now the map function takes a function as its argument. But instead of writing a full function out \nwe can use an arrow function. So, we&amp;#39;re going to pass in x to the function. And then there\u2019s going to be an arrow function. Now x just means every element from the array \nthat\u2019s being passed to it. So, remember the map is getting the array for 42, 6. x means for every element in the array \nthis is what we&amp;#39;re going to do to it. x * x because it\u2019s going to be squared. Again, the main point of the lesson is not \nto understand the filter and map functions,  but to see that we can put an arrow function,  we can pass in an arrow function and it makes it \nso we can fit everything really succinctly on one line. So, let\u2019s reload this and see if it works. Now we have [16, 1764, 36]. [Write Higher Order Arrow Functions] In order to create more flexible functions \nyou can use default parameters. The default parameter kicks in when the argument \nis not specified or is undefined. So, for instance, with this increment function \nwe want to change it. We want to change the increment function. So, you can pass in two arguments, \nthe 5 and 2 to increment by 2. Or you can just pass in the one argument, \nthe 5 if you want to increment by 1. So, here are the numbers we&amp;#39;re passing in. A number and a value. So, we just have to put value = 1. So now if a value isn\u2019t passed in, \nit will be set to 1 automatically,  but if it is passed in, it will be set to \nwhatever is passed in. So, if we run this we can look on the console, \nwe have 7 for this first one and 6 for the second. [Use the Rest Operator with Function Parameters] The rest operator allows you to create a function \nthat takes a variable number of arguments. The rest operator is three dots. So, we have this function here. And it\u2019s taking three arguments, x, y, and z \nand it\u2019s summing them. So, at first it\u2019s converting these x, y, z \ninto an array called args. And then it\u2019s reducing them. So, it\u2019s summing them all up here \nand then returning the results. So, right now if we just run this, \nit\u2019s going to log 6 because 1 + 2 + 3 is 6. But we can change this to use the rest operator. So, we&amp;#39;re still going to pass in 1, 2, 3. But where it\u2019s accepted here, where we have the \narguments here, x, y, z, I\u2019m just going to put .... That\u2019s the rest operator. Just .... And I\u2019m going to put args. So, with this rest operator, ...,  it will convert everything that\u2019s passed in \ninto one array and the array is called args. So, now we don\u2019t need this anymore. And it should work the same. If we run this, we&amp;#39;ll get 6. But we can also now add any number of numbers. So, I\u2019ll put a 4 on the end and 10. It\u2019s going to add those numbers together. So, before we could only pass in three arguments. And now, we can have any number of arguments. [Use the Spread Operator to Evaluate Arrays In-Place] The spread operator looks just like the rest operator. Three dots. But it expands an already existing array. Or it spreads out an array. So, it takes an array and spreads it out \ninto its individual parts. So, here we have an array with some months. And the spread operator can spread this array,  this arr1 into the individual months \ninstead of the actual array here. You can only use it in an argument \nto a function or in an array literal. So, let\u2019s look at this. So, right now we&amp;#39;re setting arr2 to equal arr1. In this example we&amp;#39;re not actually copying it. Because if we change arr1, \nif we set the index of arr1 to \u2018potato\u2019  and we log arr2, you\u2019ll see that index [0] is \u201cpotato\u201d \neven though we&amp;#39;re logging arr2  and we only changed arr1 \nbecause these are equal. arr2 and arr1 are the same. But what if we want arr2 to be a copy of arr1 ? We can use the spread operator. Now we can\u2019t just use the spread operator like this. That\u2019s not going to work. But if we put this inside brackets, which is an array,  it will spread out the contents of arr1 \ninto this new array. So, we&amp;#39;re not making arr2 equal to arr1. We&amp;#39;re making arr2 equal all of the contents of arr1 \nso they\u2019ll be different. So, if we run this again,  you\u2019ll see that it says \u201cJanuary\u201d for the first element \nin the array instead of \u201cpotato\u201d. [Use Destructuring Assignment \nto Assign Variables from Objects] The next few lesson will be about \ndestructuring assignment. This is a special syntax for neatly assigning values \ntaken directly from an object to a variable. So, look at this object here. We have this object with three elements. We have the x, y, and z with their values. And it\u2019s all in the voxel variable. So, if we want to take each individual element \nin this object  and assign it to its own variable, \nthis is the old way of doing it. So, we can do vox with an x.\nThis stores x. voxel.y stores y.\nvoxel.z stores z. Now with destructuring, there\u2019s a simpler and quicker \nway to assign variables for each element in an object. So, here\u2019s the destructuring syntax right here. This time, we are creating variables a, b, and c  and assigning them to a values \nfrom the object x, y, and z. We can see we put it in curly braces here. And we just say it equals the object. It equals voxel. You can read it like this, get the field of x \nand copy into the value a. So, get the field of x from the object, \ncopy into the value a. Get the field of y from the object, \ncopy into the value b. Get the field of z, copy it into the value c. So, this is just a quicker way of assigning things \nfrom an object into variables. Now we&amp;#39;re going to use destructuring to obtain \nthe average temperature for tomorrow  from the input object AVG_TEMPERATURES. So, we have AVG_TEMPERATURES. It has today and tomorrow\u2019s temperatures. And then the average temperature \nis inputted into this function here. So, I\u2019m going to change this line here \nto use destructuring  and destructure the AVG_TEMPERATURES \nobject here that\u2019s passed into this function. So, first I\u2019m just going to put \nthe AVG_TEMPERATURES variable here. And then on this side of the equals sign \nI\u2019m going to have to use the destructuring. So, I\u2019ll put the curly braces. And we&amp;#39;ll put tomorrow. And then a colon, and then the other curly brace. So, this is saying get the tomorrow field \nfrom the AVG_TEMPERATURES object  and assign it to the tempOfTomorrow variable. So, if we run this, we should see it says 79 in console \nbecause we got the tempOfTomorrow variable. We returned tempOfTomorrow, \nand it was logged right here. So, we successfully used destructuring to get the \ntomorrow variable out of AVG_TEMPERATURES. [Destructuring Assignment with Nested Objects] We can also use destructuring assignment \nto assign variables from nested objects. We have this nested object right here, \nthe local forecast. And inside we have some nested objects. So, we have the forecast from today \nand the forecast for tomorrow. So, here we have getMaxOfTmrw \nwhere we\u2019re going to pass in the forecast. And here we can see the LOCAL_FORECAST \nbecomes the forecast variable. And we&amp;#39;re trying to figure out the maxOfTomorrow. So, we are going to use destructuring \nto figure that out. So, it\u2019s going to equal forecast. And remember that is a nested object. So, here, when you\u2019re destructuring \nyou\u2019re always going to use the curly braces. And we are first going to get tomorrow. And on the other side of the colon we&amp;#39;re going to \nhave some more curly braces because it\u2019s nested. So, we need to go inside of the tomorrow object \nand we need the max. So, we&amp;#39;ll do max. And then we have the colon. And maxOfTomorrow. Now we need two sets of squiggly braces here. So, we have this one. And this one. And so we\u2019ve destructured two times. And the variable is maxOfTomorrow. So, we\u2019ve set the max that was inside tomorrow \nto maxOfTomorrow. So, if I run this, you\u2019ll see it\u2019s 84,600. [Use Destructuring Assignment \nto Assign Variables from Arrays] You can use destructuring assignment \nto assign variables from arrays. Look at this example here. So, we have this array of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]  and we&amp;#39;re assigning the variable z and x to the first \ntwo numbers of the array, 1 and 2. The difference between destructuring \nfrom arrays and destructuring from objects  is that you cannot specify which element \nfrom the array to go into a variable. It just goes in order. However, if we wanted number 4 to be going to \na variable, we can just do like this. We would just add some commas. So, we put a comma with nothing in it, like that. Two commas in a row. And I\u2019ll put a y here. So, now we have the first element, \nthe second element, we skip the third element,  and then we have the fourth element. So, if I console.log z, x, and y \nwe should see 1, 2, and 4. Here\u2019s another thing you can do. You can use destructuring of arrays \nto switch the places of variables. Let me uncomment out these. And what I\u2019m going to do is use destructuring \nto switch the places of a and b. So, it\u2019ll be like this. I\u2019ll say [a, b]. And I\u2019ll say = [b, a]. So now it\u2019s just taking this and switching the places. So instead of a being 8 and b equals 6, \nit\u2019s now going to log out 6 and 8. So, let\u2019s see. Yeah, it worked. [Use Destructuring assignment \nwith the Rest Operator] We can use destructuring assignment \nwith the rest operator to reassign array elements. We can see in this example we have this array, \nthe digits 1 through 10 in the array. And we have this removeFirstTwo function. We\u2019re calling it here. And we&amp;#39;re passing in the source. That\u2019s the source array. And it becomes the list. So, we want to return the array \nwith the first two elements removed. So, let\u2019s use the rest operator inside an array here. So, we&amp;#39;ll use the rest operator, the three little dots. And to remove the first two, I just have to put two \ncommas here with nothing in between them. So, it\u2019s saying do nothing for the first element, \ndo nothing for second element. Everything else, put into the arr variable. We could have assigned the first two numbers \nin the array to two other variables. I could do a, b, and then a would be 1, b would be 2, \nand then arr would be an array of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. But right now we just need to return the array \nwith the first two elements missing. So, if I run that you\u2019ll see that we did that. If you look in the console, we&amp;#39;ve logged the array \nand the first two elements are missing. And then we have the original array down here. [Use Destructuring Assignment to Pass an Object \nas a Function\u2019s Parameters] You can use destructuring assignment \nto pass an object as a function\u2019s parameter. Let me show you what I mean. Right now we have this half function. And it\u2019s getting the stats argument. So, the stats is being passed what is called down here. And it\u2019s passing in this whole object, \nso this whole stats object. But you can see within this function \nwe&amp;#39;re only using stats.max and stats.min. So, instead of passing the entire stats into this \nfunction, we can just pass in what we need. So, this is what we&amp;#39;re going to do. I\u2019m going to put in some curly braces here \nand just put max and min. So, now when the stats get passed in, \nit\u2019s destructured into just the max and min variables. And the max and min from the function \ngets passed in. So now instead of doing stats.max \nwe can just do max. Instead of stats.min we can do min. So, if we reload that it\u2019s going to work \nexactly like it did before,  but now we only pass in what we need. This is commonly used with API calls. When you are getting information \nfrom an Ajax request or an API request,  it will often have a lot more information \nthan what you need. And you can use destructuring to get it down to \nwhat we actually want to work with. [Create Strings using Template Literals] Template literals are a special type of string \nthat makes creating complex strings easier. You make them with this backtick. So, here\u2019s an example of a template literal right here. We have the beginning backtick \nand we have the ending backtick. This would be in place of using a quotation, \na single or double quotation mark. A few advantages of using these template literals,  these backticks instead of quotation marks, are one, \nyou can make multiline strings. You can see this has two lines. Here\u2019s the first line and here\u2019s the second line. And if we log the greeting, it\u2019s going to \nput the new line right in there. Another thing is you can add single or double \nquotation marks right in the string  and you don\u2019t have to escape them. The third thing is you can put variables \nright in the string. So, if we see this, see the $. And then we have these curly braces. And so, anything in between these curly braces \nthat start with the $ is Javascript. So, right now we just have this variable,\n person.name which gets the name from up here. And then here we have person.age \nwhich gets the age from right there. So, it makes things easier \nthat you can put variables right in the strings. So, if we run that, you\u2019ll see.  And normally it would actually also be printed \nwith a new line. But with this exact code editor and console, \nit doesn\u2019t show the new line. So, there\u2019s going to be a coding challenge \nthat we&amp;#39;re going to do right down here. We have this makeList function. And we want it to create a list based \non the array that\u2019s passed in. So, when we call makeList, we pass in result.failure. Well, here\u2019s result. result.failure is this array here. And we want it to return an array that looks like this. Each element in the array is a template literal \nthat has some HTML in it  and then it also has this no-var, var-on-top,  and linebreak that comes right from this array \nthat\u2019s passed in. So, let\u2019s use template literal to create that. So, instead of setting this to equal null, \nI\u2019m going to start this off to be an empty array. Now, there\u2019s many ways to do this, \nbut I\u2019m going to use the classic for loop. So, we&amp;#39;ll do for(). And hopefully, you\u2019ll remember \nhow to make a for loop. We&amp;#39;ll do (let i = 0 while i is less than arr.length). And then at the end we will increment i. So, inside this for loop we&amp;#39;ll do \nresultDisplayArray.push. And then here is where I\u2019m going to \nuse the template literal. Put a backtick. And I\u2019ll put this HTML code here. &amp;lt;li class=\u201dtext-warning\u201d&amp;gt;. And now this next part is going to be a variable \nbecause it changes for each array element here. So, I\u2019m going to do dollar sign \nand then the curly braces. And now I can just do arr. And then index[i]. Now end curly brace. And then I can just put the &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;. Okay. And if we console.log this out \nbecause we just finished that,  I do console.log(resultDisplayArray) \nthe array looks just like it\u2019s supposed to be. If you look in the console, it returns correctly. [Write Concise Object Literal Declarations \nUsing Simple Fields] ES6 added some nice support \nfor easily defining object literals. If we look at this function here, \nthis function is an arrow function. It takes in three variables, name, age, and gender. And it\u2019s going to return an object. And the object is going to have a series of key value \npairs where the key is the name, age, and gender. And the values are the passed in variable names. The passed in names, age, and gender. So, if you look in the console \nyou can see this currently does. We did the createPerson. We passed in a name, age, and gender. And you can see in the console, the object is name. And \u201cZodiac Hasbro\u201d, age 56, gender:  \u201cmale\u201d. So, you can see there\u2019s some repetition. We\u2019re repeating name:  \nname, age:  age, gender:  gender. Now the first name is the key \nand the second name is the value. But there\u2019s a way to just make this simpler. If you know that you want to create an object \nwhere the key is the name of the variable  and the value is the value of the variable, \nthere\u2019s an easier way to do it. We can actually delete this whole thing here. And this is how we&amp;#39;re going to do it. We&amp;#39;ll just do name, age, gender. Javascript knows that it\u2019s going to return this object  and it\u2019s going to have three key value pairs, \nthe name, age and gender. So, if I reload this, you\u2019ll see in the console \nit looks exactly the same  because this code does the same thing \nthat the previous code did. [Write Concise Declarative Functions] An object can contain a function. This is the long way to put a function within an object. But there is a simpler way. We have the setGear function. But instead of using the function keyword \nand this colon, we can just delete all that. And the now this is the new way. If I load this again, you\u2019ll see 3 in the console \njust like it was before. Because we&amp;#39;ve been able to set the gear \nusing that function. [Use class Syntax to Define a Constructor Function] ES6 provides a syntax to create objects \nusing the class keyword. So, here\u2019s the older way to create an object. It\u2019s with the new keyword. We can instantiate an object using this new keyword. And we&amp;#39;re instantiating the SpaceShuttle object. We have to have this constructor function up here. So, we use this to construct the object. Where we pass in the target planet, \u2018Jupiter\u2019. And we said the targetPlanet of this.targetPlanet. Once we create the new object like this, \nthat allows us to do zeus.targetPlanet. So, zeus.targetPlanet which we set to Jupiter. So, in the console you can see Jupiter. The class syntax replaces \nthe constructor function creation. So, I\u2019m going to delete that. We&amp;#39;re going to use the class syntax. So, I\u2019ll do class SpaceShuttle. And then we have the curly brace here. And so, inside here we have a constructor. So, do constructor(targetPlanet). And then that\u2019s all. We just have to put in the curly brace. And this works exactly the same as before. We\u2019re using the class keyword and this constructor. So, down here we are going to do the same thing \nfor a vegetable class. So, for the vegetable class, \nwe&amp;#39;ll have class Vegetable. And we&amp;#39;re going to have a constructor \nwith the (name). this.name = name. So, now that we have this, we can set this Vegetable \nto makeClass which will return a Vegetable class. So, that\u2019s up here. And then when we do new Vegetable \nand passing \u2018carrot\u2019, this carrot will go into here. And it\u2019ll get set as this.name. So, when we console.log carrot.name, \nwe should get carrot. [Use getters and setters to Control Access \nto an Object] With the class object you often want to obtain \nvalues from the object  and set a value of a property within an object. This are often called getters and setters. So in this class object, we have the constructor \nwhich we already talked about. We also have a getter and setter \nto get and set the writer. So we can get the writer \nand we can set the writer. Getter functions are meant to simply return  or get the value of an object\u2019s private variable \nto the user  without the user directly accessing \nthe private variable. So, the private variable is this _author \nthat gets set when you construct the object. And then when we do get writer, \nit\u2019s going to return this ._author. So, you never actually interact directly \nwith this variable,  but it\u2019s going to get the writer \nwhich is the author here. And when you\u2019re setting, it\u2019s the same. So, you\u2019re never interacting with the _author, \nbut you can set that with the writer setter. This change could invoke calculations or even \noverriding the previous value completely. So, you can have any number of code lines \nin this setter  to ultimately maybe do different calculations before \nyou set it or calculations before you get the property. So, what we&amp;#39;re going to do is make our own getter \nand setter for the Thermostat class. We&amp;#39;re going to create a Thermostat class \nand we&amp;#39;re going to have a getter and setter. So, here\u2019s the thing about this challenge, \nis that when we construct the class,  it\u2019s going to accept Fahrenheit temperature,  but we&amp;#39;re going to create a getter and setter \nin the class to obtain the temperature in Celsius. So, it\u2019s going to have to do the calculation \nright within the class. So, let\u2019s do that. We&amp;#39;re going to do a class of Thermostat. And in this class we need the constructor. When you first create the Thermostat \nyou\u2019re going to pass in a temperature. And remember, this is going to be Fahrenheit. Now within this constructor, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set a private variable. this._temp. So, the word this just means that this variable \nis only accessible within this class here. And the _temp \u2013 whenever you start a variable \nwith an _  that\u2019s going to generally signify \nthat it\u2019s a private variable. That you\u2019re not supposed to access it \noutside of that scope or outside of that class. So, we&amp;#39;re going to set the temp. And we&amp;#39;re not going to just put this._temp = temp \nbecause it\u2019s passed in as a Fahrenheit  and we want to convert it to Celsius. I just happen to have the equation for Celsius, \nso it\u2019s 5/9 * (temp \u2013 32). So, now we can create the getter and setter. So, for getter we\u2019ll do get temperature. And we&amp;#39;re just going to return this._temp. Which now it\u2019s in Celsius \nbecause we&amp;#39;re storing the value in Celsius  even though the thermostat is created in Fahrenheit. So, with the setter, it\u2019s going to be the same. set temperature(updatedTemp). And it\u2019s now going to still be in Celsus. So, this._temp = updatedTemp. So, let\u2019s look at the code down here, \nhow we&amp;#39;re using it. So, the const Thermostat = makeClass(). This makeClass function is going to return \nthis thermostat object here. And then we&amp;#39;re going to do \nconst thermos = new Thermostat. So, when you\u2019re instantiating an object \nyou always use the new keyword. new thermostat, that\u2019s this. And we&amp;#39;re passing in 76. That goes into the constructor, the temp. And so we do this calculation to convent that \nFahrenheit to the Celsius in this local variable here. And then let temp = themos.temperature. So, thermos.temperature is going to use the getter, \nget temperature, and it\u2019s going to return this._temp. So, a key thing to look at is that there are now parenthesis after this. So, generally, if something is a function, \nyou would see parenthesis after the function name,  but if it\u2019s a variable or a property name, \nit\u2019s going to not have parenthesis. So, getters and setters \nare accessed similar to properties. And then we can use the setter here, \nthermo.temperature = 26,  and then it sets it with the updated temperature. And now we can say \ntemp = thermos.temperature. And if we do a console.log here, \nwe can do that with the temp. And it should have the new temperature if load that. 26. [Understand the Differences Between \nimport and require] In the past people would use the require function \nto import functions and code from other files. But now we have import and export. You can export code in one file and then import it \nin another file. It also allows you to only import certain functions \nfrom a file or certain variables. Let me show you how it works. So, in this file, we have this capitalized string function. We&amp;#39;re passing in this string \u201chello\u201d. And we want to log out the capitalized strings. But right now it just has an error because \nthere is no capitalizeString function in this file. However, in this other file, \nwe do have a capitalizeString function. In this string function .js we have export. This is the export statement I was talking about. And then it\u2019s exporting this function. It\u2019s actually a variable. Capitalize string, that\u2019s set to equal a function. This is an arrow function, where we pass in a string. And then we return the string.toUpperCase. Now toUpperCase is just a string function \nthat makes ever letter uppercase. So, we can import this in our other file. So, let\u2019s go back to our other file. And I will import \u2013 and with the import statement \nwe&amp;#39;re going to use curly braces. And then I\u2019ll put capitalizeString. And then we have to say \nwhat we&amp;#39;re importing it from. We want to import it from. And this is where I put the file name. Now normally you\u2019re going to start with a ./ \nwhich just means the current directory. And I\u2019ll type in the file name. \u201cstring_function\u201d. Now, the file name has a .js after it, \nbut that\u2019s assumed. So, you don\u2019t have to put .js. You can just put the file name without the extension. So, if I run this, you can see HELLO! \nin all capital letters. It successfully imported this function \nfrom the other file and we used it in this file. [Use export to Reuse a Code Block] I\u2019ve talked a little bit about export in the last lesson, \nbut now I\u2019m going to go into more detail. You export functions and variables from one file \nso that you can import them into another file. That\u2019s how you can reuse different code. So, we have this function here. This is a capitalizeString function. It actually just capitalizes the first letter of the string. And then leaves the rest of the string lowercase. And before, I showed you \nyou can just put export right before here. But we can export it a different way. So, I\u2019ll do export and then curly braces \ncapitalizeString. And so now we just exported this function. And to export a variable like this \nwe have const foo =\u201dbar\u201d, const bar = \u201cfoo\u201d. To export these variables \nyou just type in export before. So now in this file, we&amp;#39;re exporting this function \nand these two variables. And then we can import them into another file. [Use * to Import Everything from a File] If a file exports multiple different things,  you can import each thing individually \nor you can import everything. So, let me show you how you would import \neverything from a file. It\u2019s just import. And then you\u2019re going to put an asterisk or a star. And then you\u2019re going to put as.\nimport * as. And then you have to create an object \nto store everything in. So, I\u2019m going to import stuff from a file \ncalled capitalizeStrings. I\u2019m going to call this captalizeStrings. So, this could really be anything. I\u2019m creating an object with this. And then I\u2019m going to see what I\u2019m importing it from. And then I just put the file name. In this case, it\u2019s just going to be \u201ccapitalize_strings\u201d. Sometimes you would have to put a ./ \nif it\u2019s in the same directory there. And then I\u2019ll make sure to put a semicolon at the end. So, if you\u2019re importing everything, \nyou always start off with import * as. And then this could be anything. It could be any object name that you create. And then you\u2019re going to put from. And then you put the \u201cfile name\u201d \nin quotation marks just like that. [Create an Export Fallback with export default] Before when I talked about exports, \nI was talking about named exports. There\u2019s also something called an export default. This is a fallback export. And it\u2019s often used if you only want to \nexport one thing from a file. So, let\u2019s say I want this to be my fallback export. I\u2019m just going to only export this one thing \nfrom the file. I can just put export default. So, now we know that this is just the fallback. Basically, just the one thing we&amp;#39;re going to \nexport from this file. [Import a Default Export] So, we talked about exporting a default export. Now I\u2019m going to show you how to import \na default export. It\u2019s pretty much the same as before \nbut there is a slight difference. So we are going to pretend we have a file \ncalled math_functions  that has a default export name subtract. So, let me show you how you would import that. So, it\u2019s going to be import subtract. And we\u2019ve already reached the difference here. If it\u2019s not a default export, \nyou\u2019ll put curly braces around this. But it is a default export so we are not \ngoing to use curly braces. But we still have to say what it\u2019s from. So, from \u201cmath_functions\u201d. Okay, so that is how you would \nimport a default export. Well, thanks for watching. Don\u2019t forget to subscribe. And remember, use your code for good. Visit freeCodeCamp.org\n\nEach question must have 4 options, 1 correct answer, focusing on vocabulary, phrases, or concepts. Format each question as: \n1. Question text\nA) Option1\nB) Option2\nC) Option3\nD) Option4\nCorrect: C\nUser: Generate 2 technical multiple-choice quiz questions from this transcript about language learning and directions:\n\nBeau:  This is the Beginner\u2019s Javascript course \nyou are looking for. My name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>. And I\u2019m with freeCodeCamp.org. In this full Javascript course you will learn everything \nyou need to know to get started with Javascript. This course is perfect for beginners or anyone that \njust wants a refresher on basic Javascript syntax. This course actually goes along with the \nfreeCodeCamp.org Javascript curriculum. So, if you want some live coding challenges \nto go along with every part of this course,  you can check the link in the description \nto that curriculum. But this is a completely standalone video. So, you don\u2019t need to go through freeCodeCamp.org, \nbut it could be helpful. Also, after this course, you\u2019re going to want to \ncomplete some, or build some Javascript projects. So, I have a link in the description \nto some project tutorials. But then after that, you\u2019re going to want to \ncreate some projects on your own. That\u2019s how you really learn Javascript. You have to create things without going \nthrough a tutorial  and just use a search engine to find the things \nthat you don\u2019t know or need to learn. To go along with the freeCodeCamp curriculum, \nI have all the ES6 stuff in the second part of this course. That\u2019s pretty much it. Let\u2019s learn some Javascript. [Running Javascript] So, how exactly do you install Javascript? Well, for the most part, you don\u2019t. Actually, all web browsers can run Javascript. Which is great because a lot of devices \nhave web browsers on them. So, when you write something with Javascript,  it will run on all sorts of devices \nand operating systems. So, you have a few options for writing Javascript. Let me show you a few things you can do \nto follow along with this course. You could download a code editor. Here, I have Sublime Text. You can also use Visual Studio Code or Atom \nor any code editor. And I\u2019ve created an HTML file because HTML files \ncan be opened in web browsers. And I have these &amp;lt;script&amp;gt; tags \u2013 these are HTML tags. But within our &amp;lt;script&amp;gt; tags, we have our Javascript. So, if I open up this file in a web browser, \nit looks like this. Well, I can open up my Javascript console. And in the console, you can see it says \u201chello world.\u201d That\u2019s right from my Javascript program. So, whenever you do console.log, \nit\u2019s going to show on the console here. You can also just use the code editor \nthat\u2019s included on freeCodeCamp.org. Like I mentioned, this course follows along with the Javascript curriculum on freeCodeCamp.org. And there\u2019s a built-in Javascript editor right in here. And then it shows you the console down here. Another option would be to use CodePen. If you go to CodePen.io, going to go to Create Pen. And then there\u2019s going to be three windows. HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Well, we just care about the Javascript. And in this course, we&amp;#39;re not going to be doing \nanything with HTML and CSS. We just need the Javascript and the Javascript console. So, if I do console.log and then do (\u201cHello World\u201d) \nthen we can see right in the console &amp;quot;Hello world.\u201d The final thing you can do would be use Scrimba. Most of the course I actually recorded \nusing Scrimba.com. So, if you want, you can use Scrimba.com \nto follow along. Once you log in, just click the [Plus] button. I\u2019m going to [Javascript] [Playground] \nand then [Confirm]. And it\u2019s going to open up a new Javascript window. Now, I can increase the font size here. And it already has console.log \u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d And you can see in the console right here \n\u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d Also, if you hit [Reload], it reloads everything. And you&amp;#39;ll see this popup \u201cHello from Javascript.\u201d So, that\u2019s something interesting about Scrimba \nis that has two ways of logging in the console. We have the popup and then \nwe have the console here. You\u2019ll see that in this course too, \nthe two different ways of logging to the console. [Comment Your Javascript Code] The first thing we&amp;#39;ll talk about \nin Javascript is comments. Comments are lines of code \nthat Javascript will intentionally ignore. They don\u2019t do anything. They\u2019re just used to create notes for yourself \nand others about what the code does. So, if you do a // you can make an in-line comment. An in-line comment means it\u2019s at the end \nof a line of code. For instance, I can put var number = 5. That\u2019s a way to declare a variable. And we&amp;#39;ll talk more about that later. But right now we&amp;#39;re just talking about comments. You can see that this code is in color because the code \neditor knows that that\u2019s code that\u2019s going to run. And the comment is automatically grayed out \nbecause it\u2019s not going to run. We can also do an in-line comment \nor I mean a multi-line comment. If we do a /* and I can put &amp;quot;this is a,\u201d \nand then I can put &amp;quot;multi-line comment.\u201d And I&amp;#39;m going to end with a */. So, it begins with a /*\nand ends with a */. And you can put as much text as you want \nin between these. And you can see this is all grayed out \nbecause it\u2019s all a comment. And then afterwards I can put number = 9  and you can see it will be in color again \nbecause it\u2019s no longer commented out. [Data Types and Variables] Now we&amp;#39;re going to talk about \ndata types and variables. In computer science, data is anything that is \nmeaningful to the computer. And Javascript provides seven different data types \nthat you can use within Javascript. Now, some of the more obvious and most common \nare strings and numbers. A string is just any sort of text. A number is a number. Now let\u2019s go from the top. So, undefined is something that hasn\u2019t been defined. You may have a variable that you haven\u2019t \nset to be anything yet. Null means nothing. So, you\u2019ve set this to be something \nand that thing is nothing. So, you can say this is null or nothing. A boolean means true or false. We talked about string. A symbol is an immutable primitive value \nthat is unique. Now we&amp;#39;ll tall more about those later. A number is a number. And an object can store a lot \nof different key value pairs. Again, we&amp;#39;ll talk more about those later. Now, you are often going to set data into a variable. A variable allows computers to store \nand manipulate data in a dynamic fashion. It\u2019s basically a label to point to the data. A variable is almost like a box. And you can fill it with anything. You\u2019ll fill it with the data that you want. So, to declare a variable, \none way is to use the var keyword. Var stands for variable. And I can say myName. I can set this to anything. It can be any of the datatypes above. But it\u2019s common to set something to a string. So, I can set my name to be \u201cBeau.\u201d Now later, you can set it to be something else. I can say myName = 8. And you can just set it to other data types later. Now, there are actually three ways \nto declare a variable in Javascript. So, var is one of them. And for a while, that was the only way. But there are other ways too. There\u2019s a way called &amp;quot;Let.\u201d So, I can say let ourName = \u201cfreeCodeCamp\u201d. And then the other thing would be const. So, I can do const Pi = 3,1004. Now, the difference between var, let, and const,  a var is going to be able to be used \nthroughout your whole program. Let will only be used within the scope \nof where you declared that. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to be talking about let \nand const more later. So, I\u2019m just giving you a brief overview \nof what they are now. Const is a variable that should never change. It can never change. So, like right up here, I declared myName, \nbut then we changed it here. So, it started out to be Beau and we changed it to 8. Const, you can never change it. If you do try to change it, you\u2019ll get an ERROR. Okay, that\u2019s all for now. But like I said. We&amp;#39;ll be talking more about \nthe different types of variables later. [Storing Values with Assignment Operator] There\u2019s a difference between declaring variables \nand assigning variables. Here\u2019s how you assign a variable. var a and then a semicolon. I didn\u2019t mention this earlier, but you end all lines \nin Javascript with a semicolon. Well, it\u2019s not actually required. You can actually just skip the semicolons completely,  but most people recommend that you put a semicolon\njust so it\u2019s obvious where the end of the line is. So, here, we are just declaring a variable \nto be called a. And then here, we are assigning a variable. We\u2019re declaring and assigning in one line. So, we&amp;#39;re declaring it \u201cvar b\u201d And then the equals sign \nis the assignment operator. It means that 2 is being assigned to b. We&amp;#39;re not checking if b = 2. We&amp;#39;re just assigning 2 to be. So, after that, we can actually assign other things. So, I can say a = 7. So, now I\u2019ve just assigned 7 to a. I didn\u2019t have to declare a because \nit was already declared. And I can also say that b = a. So, I\u2019ve now assigned the contents of a to b. And I\u2019ll put the semicolon there. One thing I want to tell you about is console.log. Console.log allows you to see things in the console. So, I\u2019m going to console.log(a). And if I load this here, you can see down here \nin the console it shows 7. So, right now we&amp;#39;ve assigned a to be 7. And so, when we console.log(a) \nit shows 7 down there. If we put another console.log right here,  this will allow us to show what a was up here \nand then down there. So, console.log. Now, if I run that, we can see at first, a was null. And then now it\u2019s 7. So, here is null. And then it\u2019s 7 down here. So, you can check what variables \nare at various points in your program. [Initializing Variables w/ Assignment Operator] Now I\u2019ll show you another example \nof initializing a variable  to an initial value at the same time it\u2019s declared. So, I\u2019m going to say var a = 9. So, the var a is declaring it. And the = 9 is initializing it with the assignment \noperator, which is the = sign. [Uninitialized Variables] Before we do anything to these variables, \nthey are uninitialized. That means their value is undefined. We have not set them to anything. But it\u2019s simple to fix that. I\u2019ll just set this to five. I\u2019ll set b to 10 and then we can set c to a string. That\u2019s going to be \u201cI am a string\u201d. And we always have to put it in \nquotation marks like that. So, you can see a + 1 is going to equal 6. 5 + 1 = 6.\nb = b + 5. That\u2019s going to be 15. And then c is now going to say &amp;quot;I am a string\u201d. [Case Sensitivity in Variables] Variable names and function names \nin Javascript are case sensitive. That means that capitalization matters. So, this declaration here is not the same \nas this assignment. Even though letters are the same, \nthe capitalization is not the same. So, it\u2019s not going to assign correctly. And in here, you\u2019ll see there\u2019s an ERROR if we try \nto run it because this has not been defined. It has not been declared. It\u2019s generally common practice to use camelCase. So, let me show you how we do that instead of \nStUdLyCapVar, it\u2019s going to be studlyCapVar. So, the first letter is always going to be lowercase. Any time you have a new word or a new section \nof a word, you just capitalize the first letter. And so, we can change this. This one is correct. So, now we just go down here. studlyCapVar. And then we just do properCamelCase. And then titleCaseOver. So, now all of these should be defined. So, we declare them here. We assign them right here. And then this is not going to give us any errors. It\u2019s going to behave exactly how we want it to behave. [Adding Numbers] Adding two numbers in Javascript \nis pretty straight forward. You just use the plus operator. So, this says 10 + 0 which equals 10. We can also do, 10 + 10 which is going to equal 20, \nif we do a console.log, and I can put sum here. And then you\u2019ll be able to see that \nthe answer is 20 right in the console. 10 + 10 is 20. [Subtracting Numbers] And subtraction is also what you would expect. We have the subtraction sign here. This says 45 \u2013 0. We can also do 45 \u2013 33. And then that would equal 12. So, the difference variable equals 12 now. [Multiplying Numbers] Multiplication in Javascript uses this *\nor a star symbol here. So, this says 8 * 0 which is 0. Or we can change it to 8 * 10 which is 80. So now the product variable equals 80. [Dividing Numbers] You can divide in Javascript with this / symbol. So, this says 66/0. We can change this to 33. So, now 66/33 is 2. Quotient equals 2. [Incrementing Numbers] To increment a number means to add 1 to it. So, here we\u2019re incrementing myVar by 1. So, it starts at 87. 87 + 1 is 88. There is a quicker way to increment a number. Instead of doing this, we can just myVar++. myVar++. And now we have incremented myVar from 87 to 88. [Decrement Numbers] We learned about incrementing a number with ++. You can also decrement a number with --. That means subtracting one. So, right now, myVar is going to equal 10. 11-1 = 10. We can do the same thing with the -- operator. So, now, myVar still equals 10. [Decimal Numbers] We can also create decimal numbers with Javascript. These are sometimes referred to \nas floating point numbers or floats. You can see this is one here \u2013 5,700. It can be anything. I\u2019m going to make one called myDecimal. And then I\u2019m going to store a 0,00009. Anything that has a decimal point in it, \nis a decimal point number. [Multiply Decimals] Multiplying decimal point or floating point numbers \nis the same as multiplying integers. So, we have 2,000 times 0,000. If I just change this to 2,500, \nnow the answer to product is going to be 5. And I can console.log that so you can see. If I just put (product). And then if we do the browser here, \nyou\u2019ll see that the answer is five. [Divide Decimals] You can also divide decimal point numbers. So, in this case I\u2019m going to change this to 4,400. So, now the answer to quotient is 2,200. Quotient equals 2,200. [Finding a Remainder] The remainder operator looks like a %. And it gives the remainder of the division \nof two numbers. So, for instance, if I want to find out the remainder \nof 11 divided by 3, I can do remainder = 11. And then I\u2019m going to put the percent sign %, \nwhich is the remainder operator, 3. And 11 divided by 3 is 9. 11-9 is 2. So, the remainder is going to be 2. 11 remainder 3 is 2. The remainder operator is often used to determine \nif a number is even or odd. If you can divide a number by 2 and the remainder \nis 0, that means the number is even. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Addition] It\u2019s common to want to add a number \nto a variable like this. See, A = A + 12. Well, A starts at 3, plus 12 is 15. So, we&amp;#39;re just adding 12 to whatever A is. Here we&amp;#39;re adding 9 to whatever B is. Here, we\u2019re adding 7 to whatever C is. This is such a common pattern that there\u2019s a shortcut \nto do the same thing. It\u2019s the += operator. So, instead of A = A + 12, we can do A += 12. So, this equals the same thing. So, instead of B = 9 + B. We can do B += 9. So, now we&amp;#39;re adding the value to the variable \nand assigning the answer to that variable. So, again here, we can do += 7. So, that\u2019s just a shortcut. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Subtraction]  Previously, we learned about +=. Well, -= does the same thing, but subtracting. So, this says A = A - 6. We started at 11, minus 6 is going to be 5. So, the new A is going to be 5. But we can shorten that. Instead of A = A - 6, we can do -=. This is just a shortcut that Javascript has \nthat means the same thing. That means A = A - 6. But it\u2019s shortened. Same here. So, we can do -= 15.\nC = C - 1. We can do C -= 1. So, it just subtracts the number from the original \nvalue and then assigns that new value to the variable. [Compound Assignment \nwith Augmented Multiplication] Here we have A = A * 5. Well, we can do the same thing as before. We can shorten this to A *= 5. So, that means the same thing. Here, we can do A *= 3. And then C = C * 10. We can shorten this to C *= 10. And that\u2019s another shortcut for Javascript. [Compound Assignment with Augmented Division] And there\u2019s also a /=. So, A = A / 12. We can do A /=12. And here, we can just do /=4. Or /= 11. So, another way of just dividing the variable by a new \nnumber and assigning that answer to the variable. [Declare String Variables] We\u2019ve already mentioned strings a little bit. But anytime you have some characters surrounded \nby quotation marks,  they can either be single quotation marks, \ndouble quotation marks, or backticks. It\u2019s a string. These are called &amp;quot;String literals.\u201d And you can create them just like you see above. I\u2019m going to do a few more. So, var myFirstName = \u201cBeau\u201d. And var myLastName = \u201cCarnes\u201d. So, that\u2019s how you create a string in Javascript. [Escaping Literal Quotes in Strings] Sometimes your string contains the quote symbol. Now, normally the quotes identify the beginning \nand the ending of the string. But what if you assign like this? \u201cI am a \u2018double quoted\u2019 string inside \u2018double quotes.\u2019\u201d I\u2019m actually trying to use these quotes right inside \nthe string,  but the Javascript doesn\u2019t know what to do about it. It thinks that this is the whole string. When it sees the first quote inside the string, \nit thinks we&amp;#39;re at the end of the string. So, there\u2019s something called an escape character. So, if you want to escape a quote, that means \nit will no longer be considered the end of the string. I\u2019m going to put a \\. So, if I put a \\ before each of these quotation marks,  Javascript no longer interprets \nas being the last character in the string. So, now you can see this is a full string. And then if I log this count console.log \nand I put (myStr),  you\u2019ll see that it\u2019s not going to show \nthe quotation marks. So, I mean it\u2019s not going to show the / and the \\. It shows the quotation marks without the \\  because when we put \\\u201d Javascript knows \nthat this should just mean a quotation mark. [Quoting Strings with Single Quotes] We talked about escaping a quote character like this, \nwhere you put a \\ before the quote character  so Javascript knows that this is supposed to be \na literal quote character inside the string. However, you\u2019re not going to have to \nescape quote characters very often  because there are other methods \nof accomplishing the same thing  of having a quote character within a string. So, a common way is to use \u2013  instead of having your string start with double quotes, \nhave it start with a single quote. So, a string can either be surrounded by \u2018single quotes\u2019 or \u201cdouble quotes\u201d. So, this time we&amp;#39;re just going to have \u2018single quotes\u2019. And now I can remove all of these escape characters \nfrom inside the string here. Okay, so now you can see that Javascript \nstill knows that this is a string,  even though it has these double quotes inside. An additional thing you can do is use backticks. So, if I put backticks before \u2013 at the beginning \nand the end of the string,  now I actually can use single quotes \nand double quotes both within the string. But right now, I\u2019m just going to focus on showing you  the double quotes or the single quotes\nwith the \u201cdouble quotes\u201d inside. [Escape Sequences in Strings] We talked about escaping a double quote \ncharacter by using the \\ before the double quote. There\u2019s actually quite a few other things \nyou can escape out. You can escape out a single quote character. You can escape out a backslash. In fact, anytime you\u2019re going to use a \\,  you\u2019re going to have to put two backslashes  so the Javascript knows that \nyou\u2019re not trying to escape a character. You can also add a new line character, \nor a carriage return, a tab, a backspace,  or a form feed, all with doing a slash \nand the corresponding letter here. So, let me show you an example. I\u2019m going to put a var myString = \nand we&amp;#39;re going to make a multiline string. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have the \u201cFirstLine.\u201d And now, I\u2019m going to put \\n to add a second line. And then I\u2019m going to put a tab. So, \\t for the tab. And \\\\ to add a \\. Now, it\u2019s going to say SecondLine. Now, I\u2019ll do a \\ and then I\u2019ll just say ThirdLine. And if I were able to logout all of that, \nyou would see three different lines. And you would see the tab and then the backslash character. [Concatenating Strings with Plus Operator] You can concatenate strings with the + operator. You can see here that we have two strings. \u201cI come first\u201d and \u201cI come second\u201d. They\u2019ve been added together \nor concatenated with this. So, the ourStr, our string, \nis now one long string that says &amp;quot;I come first. I come second\u201d. I\u2019ll give you another example here. So, we can say, myStr = \u201cThis is the start.\u201d And then I\u2019m going to put a space \nbefore the end quotation mark  because when these get concatenated together  we want there to be a space between \nthese two sentences. And I\u2019ll say &amp;quot;This is the end.\u201d Now let\u2019s just see what that looks like. I\u2019ll do a console.log. And do a (myStr) and let\u2019s see. If I run this, we can see \u201cThis is the start. This is the end.\u201d Just one long string. [Concatenating Strings with Plus Equals Operator] You can also concatenate strings \nusing the += operator. You can see here in this example \nwe have the ourStr = \u201cI come first\u201d. And then we have the ourString += \u201cI come second.\u201d So, remember, just like when you\u2019re using numbers,  += means that you take whatever is on the end here \nand add it to the variable. So, we\u2019ve just added &amp;quot;I come second.\u201d onto the end of \u201cI come first.\u201d Let\u2019s do another example down here. myStr = \u201cThis is the first sentence.\u201d And then I\u2019ll put a space at the end  because we&amp;#39;re going to do a, myStr \u2013 \nand here I\u2019ll do the += \u201cThis is the second sentence.\u201d Now, if I just do a console.log here of (myStr) \nwe should see that those sentences have gone together. \u201cThis is the first sentence. This is the second sentence.\u201d Good. [Constructing Strings with Variables] You can concatenate strings together with variables. You can see here ourName = \u201cfreeCodeCamp\u201d;. \u201cHello, our name is \u201c and then we add this variable, \nthe ourName variable which is freeCodeCamp. \u201cHello, our name is freeCodeCamp. How are you?\u201d Well, we&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing down here. So, I\u2019m going to do myName = \u201cBeau\u201d;. And then myStr is going to equal \u201cMy name is \u201c  And then I\u2019m going to add the variable name \nwhich is my name. And then I\u2019ll continue the string here. That\u2019s supposed to be a + here. \u201c and I am well!\u201d See that I put a space here and here because you \nhave to make sure you put appropriate spaces in. And let\u2019s see what that looks like. I\u2019ll do a console.log. I\u2019ll just put (myStr) here. If I show that &amp;quot;My name is Beau and I am well!\u201d \nLooks good. [Appending Variables to Strings] You can append variables to strings \nwith this += operator. You can see where this variable anAdjective \nwhich is set to the word \u201cawesome\u201d. And then we have another variable \n&amp;quot;freeCodeCamp is \u201c. And then we have the ourStr variable += anAdjective. So, now our string is going to equal \n\u201cfreeCodeCame is awesome!\u201d. So, let me show you another example. We&amp;#39;re going to say someAdjective = \u201cworthwhile\u201d. And now, I\u2019m going to use the +=, \nso myStr += and then I can put someAdjective. So, now after we do the myStr += someAdjective, \nmyStr is going to say \u201cLearning to code is worthwhile.\u201d [Find Length of String] Sometimes you want to find the length of a string. Javascript makes this easy. So, we have the firstName is set to \u201cAda\u201d. But we just use the .length property \nto find the length. So, firstName.length. Remember, firsName is \u201cAda\u201d here. And then .length will return an integer, a number \nthat has the number of characters in the string. So, that will be three. So, let\u2019s try this again. Here\u2019s another example. lastNameLength = lastName. We just have to type in .length. And just to show you, let me console.log that\nand you&amp;#39;ll be able to see if I put in (lastNameLength)  and if I run that you&amp;#39;ll see 8 because \nthere are 8 characters in the word \u201cLovelace\u201d. [Bracket Notation to Find First Character in String] Bracket notation is a way to get a character \nat a specific index within a string. So, you can see right here, \nwe have the firstName = \u201cAda\u201d. And right here we the have firstName. And then here\u2019s the bracket notation. You can see there\u2019s brackets with a number inside. So, most modern programming languages like \nJavascript don\u2019t start counting at 1 like humans do. They start at 0 which is called &amp;quot;Zero-based Indexing.\u201d So, with the number 0, that refers to first index \nof the string which would be the A. So, the A would be 0. D = 1.\nAnd then A = 2. So, this first letter of firstName, if we do firstName \nwith the bracket notation with a zero,  that\u2019s going to = A. So, let me show you another example. Let\u2019s say we want to get the first letter \nof the last name. Again, I\u2019m just going to do the bracket notation \nand put a zero here. If I wanted the second letter, \nthe O, I would put a 1 here. So, if I console.log we can see what it came up with. So, console.log.\n(firstLetterOfLastName). And if we look in the console &amp;quot;L\u201d\nbecause the first letter of the last name is L. [String Immutability] Strings are immutable, meaning \nthey cannot be altered once created. This does not mean that they cannot be changed,  just that the individual characters of a string literal \ncannot be changed. So, look at this example. myStr and then we&amp;#39;re going to use bracket notation \nto choose the first letter. So, it currently says &amp;quot;Jello World\u201d. We want the first letter to change to an H \nto say \u201cHello World\u201d. But if I run that, there\u2019s going to be an error \nbecause of the immutability of strings. Now, we can still change this to \u201cHello World\u201d \nbut we can\u2019t just change an individual letter like that. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have to do myStr =  and I\u2019m just going to have to type in the whole thing \nwhich is \u201cHello World\u201d. And now, it will change to the word \u201cHello World.\u201d [Bracket Notation to Find Nth Character in String] You can use bracket notation to get \nany character position in a string. So, earlier we did the first position, \nbut here\u2019s how you get the second position. Remember, the 0 index. So, [1] is the second position. [0] is the first position. We can also get the third letter of the last name \nusing the brackets. We\u2019ll just put [2] in the brackets \nto get the third letter of the last name. [Bracket Notation to Find Last Character in String] You can also use bracket notation \nto find the last letter in a string  even if you don\u2019t know how many letters \nare in the string. You do it based on the length. So, if you look really here, in the brackets \nwe have an expression to be evaluated. [firstName.length-1]. So, the length is 3. 3-1 is 2. The reason why we\u2019re doing a -1 \nis because remember we count starting at 0. So .length-1 is going to be the last index of the name. So, you can do that same thing here \nto get the last letter of the last name,  I can just do lastName[lastName.length - 1]. And that\u2019s going to get the last letter of the last name \nwhich is the E right here. [Bracket Notation to Find Nth-to-Last \nCharacter in String] We saw how to use bracket notation \nto get the last letter of a string. You can also do the third to last letter \nor fourth to last letter. So, you just subtract however much you want \nfrom the length of the string. So, we have the bracket notation, \n[firstName.length - 3]. That\u2019s going to get the third to last letter. So, we want the second to last letter. Into this variable here we do something similar. We just do [lastName.length]. And then we&amp;#39;re going to subtract 2 to get \nthe second to last character of the string. [Word Blanks] We\u2019re going to use our knowledge of strings \nto build a Mad Libs style word game. In a Mad Lib game you are provided sentences  with some missing words like \nnouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. And then you fill in the missing pieces \nwith words of your choice  to make a sentence that could be funny \nand hopefully makes a little bit of sense. So, let me show you how you do this. This also uses a function. Now, we haven\u2019t talked about functions yet. I\u2019m going to explain those more later. But for now just go with it because \nthat\u2019s not the point of this lesson for now. But this function called wordBlanks, \nyou can call the function  and you have to pass in certain types of words. You pass in a noun, an adjective, a verb, \nand an adverb. So, down here, you can see that \nwe&amp;#39;re calling the function called wordBlanks. That\u2019s the function name here. And we&amp;#39;re passing in a noun, \nan adjective, a verb, and an adverb. So, the point is that we are going to use all these \nwords that are passed in to make a sentence. So, we know that var result = an empty string at first. And then we have to use all these words in result. And then the result is going to be returned \nfrom this function. And eventually, it\u2019ll be logged out onto this screen \nwith this console.log. So, what I\u2019m going to do here is do result +=. We&amp;#39;re going to use the += to add something \nto this result using all the noun,  the adjective, the verb, and the adverb. So, let\u2019s see. It\u2019s going to say \u201cThe \u201c and then we&amp;#39;ll use \nthe adjective myAdjective. In this case, the big. The big and then let\u2019s put the noun. myNoun because adjectives are words \nthat describe nouns. The big dog. And then we&amp;#39;re going to say what this now is doing \u2013 \nthe verb. myVerb. The big dog ran. And then where does he run to? \u201cto the store \u201d. And then we&amp;#39;re going to add \u2013 \noh, we need a space here. So, there\u2019s a space between \u201c to the store \u201c. And then we&amp;#39;re going to add \nthe final adverb. So, now, we have to add a period. And there\u2019s one more thing we have to add, \nor a few more things. So, right now myAdjective, myNoun, myVerb. And there\u2019s no spaces in between those. So, if I run that you can see what \nthat\u2019s going to look like in the console. It just said,  with no spaces. So, we&amp;#39;re going to have to add some spaces \nin here also. Let\u2019s do that. And now, it\u2019s going to take in the noun, adjective, \nverb, and adverb and then put it into that sentence. So, one cool thing is we can actually pass in \nsome different words. So, like for instance, if I copy this, I\u2019m going to paste it. Instead of \u201cdog\u201d I will put for the noun \u201cbike\u201d. And an adjective I\u2019ll put \u201cslow\u201d. And then for the verb, I\u2019ll put \u201cflew\u201d. And the adverb I\u2019ll put \u201cslowly\u201d. And now if we look in the console \nwe have two sentences. The big dog ran to the store quickly. The slow bike flew to the store slowly. [Store Multiple Values with Arrays] Arrays allow you to store \nseveral pieces of data in one place. So, look at this example, ourArray. Now, arrays always start with a bracket \nand then end with a bracket  to show the beginning and ending of the array. And every element in the array \nis separated by a comma. So, you can see here the first element is a string. The second element is a number. And you can have more and more elements. You just put comma and you can keep adding elements. And the elements can be any data type. You can see here we have a string and a number,  but you can also use arrays or floating numbers \nor really any sort of data type in your array. So, lets see another example. So, let\u2019s do myArray = [\u201cQuincy\u201d]. And then for a number we\u2019ll do 1\nbecause Quincy is number 1. [Nested Arrays] When one of the elements in an array \nis another array,  that\u2019s called a nested array \nor a multidimensional array. You can see here\u2019s the beginning of the array \nand here\u2019s the end of the array. But the first element in this array is another array \nwith two elements of its own. Same with here. The second element is an array. So, this is two arrays within another array. So, we can do that here. Here\u2019s another example. So, let\u2019s our first element in the array will be an array \nwith a string and a number. And then I\u2019ll put a comma to put \nthe second element of the array  which will be another array with a string \nand a number. [Accesses Array Data with Indexes] Earlier we learned how to use bracket notation \nto find a specific index in a string. You can do the same thing with arrays. So, look at this array, ourArray. We have three elements. [50, 60, 70]. And these have the indexes [0, 1, 2]. So, with this ourArray with the bracket notation \nand the [0], that\u2019s going to be index 1,  which is going to equal 50. So, we can do the same thing here. myArray = [50, 60, 70]. So, let\u2019s try to find the first element in that array. So, var myData = myArray. And then I\u2019m going to do index [0]. I can do index [1], index [2]. And then if we console.log that, \nwe can see for sure what that is. So, if I put (myData) \nand we can see in the console it\u2019s 50. [Modify Array Data With Indexes] You can use array indexes to modify arrays. Now, we tried to do this earlier with strings \nusing bracket notation  and we were not able to modify a string \nusing bracket notation. But with arrays, you can. So, the original array is [18, 64, 99]. And then we&amp;#39;re going to use the array index of [1]. Now, [1] is going to be the second number. Remember, [0, 1, 2]. And this number 64 is going to be set to 45. So, the new array is going to be [18, 45, 99]. Let\u2019s try it again with this, [18, 64, 99]. So, let\u2019s do myArray \nand then instead of doing the second digit,  I\u2019m going to do the first digit in then array, \nthe first index which would be index [0]. And I will say = 45. So, now this array has been updated. So, if I do a console.log and then do (myArray], \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that the array is now [45, 64, 99]. [Access Multi-Dimensional Arrays With Indexes] You can also use bracket notation to select \nan element in a multi-dimensional or array of arrays. So, you can see this array here, \nwe have our outer array. But inside that array are more arrays. The elements of the array are other arrays. And the last element of the array actually \nhas an array in this. So, this is a three-layer deep array right here. So, to access an array of arrays or an element \nwithin an array that\u2019s within an array,  you use a double bracket notation. So, if you see this example here, myArray, \nthe first bracket is [0]. That\u2019s going to get the first element in the array \nwhich will be right here. And then that element is an array. So, the second bracket would be the index \nof the array within the array. So, this zero would point to here. So, let\u2019s try to figure out how we can select \na value equal to 8. Well, let\u2019s see. I see an 8 right here. So, let\u2019s figure out what this first number should be. Well, let&amp;#39;s count. Zero, one, two. So, the third array would be index [2]. Now, we want to go zero, one \u2013 now we have to do \nindex [1] to get the second number in the third array. So, let\u2019s test to see if that equals 8. So, I\u2019ll do a console.log and then do (myData) here. And we&amp;#39;ll see if that equals 8. And it does. We did it. [Manipulate Arrays with push()] You can have pinned data to the end of an array \nwith the push function. So, see, an array has been set up here, ourArray. [\u201cStimpson\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d] \nAnd then we take ourArray right here  and use the push function to push into the next \nelement in the array another array here. So, now it\u2019s going to look like this. We can see at the end of the original array, \nwe\u2019ve pushed this other array at the end. So, let\u2019s try it again down here. We have myArray. And you can see we have each element \nin the array is another array. So, I am going to do myArray.push(). And then I can push something on the end here \nwhich will be like above, another array. So, this is going to say [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]. And now we&amp;#39;ve pushed this onto the array. [Manipulate Arrays with pop()] We can remove an item from an array \nwith the pop() function here. So, see this pop() here? And then we know it\u2019s a function because \nof the parenthesis at the end of the word pop. So, the array starts with [1,2,3]. which is the 3 and then it\u2019s going to put it \nright into this variable here. So, now as you can see down here, \nremovedFromOurArray now equals 3. And then ourArray is going to equal [1,2] \nbecause the 3 has been popped off. So, we can do the same thing here. So, removedFromMyArray = myArray.pop()  and we can see what the array is going to equal\nnow if I just do a console.log(myArray). And if you do this, we can see that the array only has \nthe one item, the one array instead of the two arrays. [Manipulate Arrays with shift()] The shift function is very similar to the pop function  except it removes the first element of the array \ninstead of the final element. So, we see the shift function \non the end of the array here. And the array is the same as before. But now the first element \u201cStimpson\u201d \nis being removed. After we shift off the first element the array \nis going to equal \u201cJ\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d. And the removedFromOurArray \nis going to equal \u201cStimpson\u201d. So, let\u2019s do another example down here. We&amp;#39;re going to do a shift() again. So, I\u2019m going to do = myArray.shift(). And now myArray is just going to equal \n[\u201cDog\u201d, 3]. And the removedFromMyArray \nis going to equal [\u201cJohn\u201d, 23]. [Manipulate Arrays with unshift()] The unshift() function is similar \nto the push() array function. While push() adds an element to the end of the array,  unshift() adds at element \nto the beginning of the array. So, let\u2019s look through this example code. We have the array \u2013 \n[\u201cStimpson\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. We&amp;#39;re going to shift off the first element,\n remove the first element. So ourArray is \n[\u201cJ\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to unshift() or add an element \nat the beginning which is the string \u201cHappy\u201d. So, the array will now be \n[\u201cHappy\u201d &amp;quot;J\u201d &amp;quot;cat\u201d]. So, let\u2019s try again. This time the array is \n[[\u201cJohn\u201d, 23], [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]]. Because of the shift, \nwe\u2019ve shifted off the [\u201cJohn\u201d, 23]. And now I\u2019m going to unshift() something. So, I\u2019ll do myArray.unshift(). Now we&amp;#39;re going to add something \nto the beginning of the array. We\u2019ll do ([\u201cPaul\u201d, 35]). So, now the array is just going to be \n[[\u201cPaul\u201d, 35], [\u201cdog\u201d, 3]]. [Shopping List] Let me give you another example of nested arrays. This will be a shopping list. So, inside this array we&amp;#39;re going \nto have another array. And we&amp;#39;re going to have items. Cereal \u2013 how many boxes?\n3 boxes. We also need some milk. Let\u2019s get two cartons of milk. Let\u2019s get some bananas. Three bunches of three bananas. We&amp;#39;ll also get some juice. Two containers of juice. And finally, we will get some eggs. We&amp;#39;ll get 12 eggs. And now we&amp;#39;ve created an array of arrays \nwhich is our shopping list. [Write Reusable Code with functions] Functions allow us to create \nreusable code in Javascript. This is how a function is set up. We have the word function. Then we have the function name. There\u2019s always parenthesis here. And you can pass information into the parenthesis. We&amp;#39;ll talk about that later. And then we have these curly brackets. So, this is the opening curly bracket {. And then we have the closing curly bracket }. And everything inside the curly bracket is run \nanytime the function is called or invoked. So, here the function is being called by just putting \nthe function name with parenthesis after the name. So, every time this function is called, just like this, \nthe console is going to say &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d. So, if we load the console right now \nyou can see it says &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d. And if I just copy this and paste it a few times \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that it\u2019s going to say &amp;quot;Heyya, World. Heyya, World. \nHeyya, World\u201d in the console. Since we have run the function three times, \nwe see the words \u201cHeyya, World\u201d three times. So now I\u2019m going to create my own function \nthat\u2019s going to be very similar. So, we&amp;#39;ll do function reusable function(). And this time it\u2019s going to \nsay something slightly different. It\u2019s going to say \u201cHi world\u201d instead of \u201cHeyya, World.\u201d And now I can call the function down here, \njust like this \u2013 reusableFunction. Oh, forgot to put the parenthesis. That\u2019s important. Now you see &amp;quot;Heyya, World\u201d and \u201cHi World\u201d \nin the console. [Passing Values to Functions with Arguments] Parameters are variables \nthat act as place holders for the values  that are to be input to a function when it is called. So, we have defined a function right here \ncalled ourFunctionWithargs. And inside the parenthesis we see the letters (a, b). Now, these could be any name. We could call these anything, not just (a,b). They can really be any words up here. And that means that when this function is called \nwe&amp;#39;re going to pass data into the function. Or input data into the function. So, you can see the example here \nwhere we&amp;#39;re calling the function. And instead of saying, (a,b) in the parenthesis, \nwe&amp;#39;re actually passing the values (10, 5). So, when the function runs, it can use the information \nthat\u2019s passed into the function. So, in this case it says console.log(a-b). Well, that\u2019s going to be 10-5 because the numbers \n10 and 5 have been passed into the function. And that\u2019s going to output 5. So, I\u2019m going to create a function that\u2019s very similar \nto that that function. This one is going to be called functionWithArgs. And it\u2019s also going to accept an (a, b), \nbut we could call it anything we want. And inside instead of subtracting a-b, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to do (a+b). Now, I\u2019m just going to call this function  functionWithArgs and I\u2019ll pass in (10, 5) \nand let\u2019s see what that looks like in the console. So, first it outputted 5 for this one. And then it output 10 for this one. [Global Scope and Functions] Scope refers to the visibility of variables. Variables which are defined outside \nof a function block have global scope. Global scope means they can be seen \neverywhere in your Javascript code. For instance, I\u2019m going to declare a variable \nright here called myGlobal. I\u2019ll set it to 10. Now since this is set outside of a function, \nwe can see it anywhere in the whole code. Even in this function right here called fun2. We can see that we reference it here and here. And we&amp;#39;re going to be able to see it. Now, this is an if statement. Which we will talk more about later. But we&amp;#39;re checking if the type of myGlobal \ndoes not equal \u201cundefined\u201d. So, it will not equal \u201cundefined\u201d if it has been defined \nand the program knows about the variable. Since this is global scope, it does not equal undefined. It equals 10. The program knows about the variable \nbecause this is in global scope. So, since this function can \naccess the myGlobal variable,  it will run what\u2019s in this if statement where we just \nadd to this output variable, myGlobal. And then we put the value of myGlobal which is 10. Now, here\u2019s another example where we&amp;#39;re going to \nsee if the type of oopsGlobal equal \u201cundefined\u201d. Well, we&amp;#39;re going to set that here. So, it is possible to set a variable without \nusing the var keyword. So, I\u2019m going to set this to oopsGlobal = 5. So, you can see here that there is no var keyword. So, normally if you do use a var keyword, since this is \nwithin a function, it will be scoped to that function. If we have the var keyword here, \nthis would be scoped to this function  so you would not be able to see it in this function. However, since we forgot to put the var keyword \nin this example,  there\u2019s no var keyword, it becomes \nglobal automatically. That means you can access it anywhere else \nin the program including here. So, if we put the var keyword, then oopsGlobal \nwould equal \u201cundefined\u201d. And then we would never have this line in the output. However, since we did not put the var keyword, \noopsGlobal = 5  and this will be added to the output \u2013 \noopsGlobal and then the colon 5. So, when we console.log the output \nit\u2019s going to say myGlobal 10, oopsGlobal 5. Now actually it\u2019s not going to say that \nbecause this is in Scrimba. And in Scrimba it\u2019s more careful and just enforces \nthe fact that you have to use a var keyword. But if we were in our browser \nit would not enforce the var keyword. And then it would actually show myGlobal 10, \noopsGlobal 5. If this was a little complicated, \ndon\u2019t worry about that  because a lot of these concepts we\u2019ll be going over \nagain later with additional examples. [Local Scope and Functions] Variables which are declared within a function as well \nas the function parameters have local scope. That means they\u2019re only visible from \nwithin the function. Let me show you what I mean. If I declare a variable right here, myVar = 5. So, we&amp;#39;ve declared this variable inside a function. So, this variable, myVar is only visible \ninside the function. So, it says console.log(myVar). It should console.log the 5. So, we&amp;#39;re going to call the function here. And it\u2019s going to console.log myVar. But then the program is going to run this console.log \nthat\u2019s outside of the function. It\u2019s still going to try to access myVar. And so, let\u2019s see what happens. You can see in the console that first there\u2019s a 5 \nbecause it console.log within the function,  then there\u2019s an error because it tried to access \nmyVar outside of the function. So, really, we just need to delete this where we try \nto access the variable outside of the function. And now there is no error. [Global vs Local Scope in Functions] It is possible to have both local and global variables \nwith the same name. When you do this, the local variable takes precedent \nover the global variable. Let me show you an example. Here we have a function called myOutfit \nthat\u2019s going to return outerWear. That\u2019s this variable up here. This is a global variable because \nit is declared outside of the function. So, when we console.log the output \nof the myOutfit function,  the myOutfit function is going to return outerWear \nwhich is the word \u201cT-Shirt\u201d. So, let\u2019s just check the console \nand you can see, yep &amp;quot;T-Shirt\u201d is there. However, let\u2019s change this up a bit. So, you have some space here because \nI\u2019m going to put var outerWear = \u201csweater\u201d. So, now if I run this program \nyou can see in the console  it\u2019s going to say \u201csweater\u201d instead of \u201cT-Shirt\u201d. It\u2019s because this local variable outerWear took \nprecedence over the global variable. Another interesting thing about this, \nif I do a console.log. And I console.log the outerWear variable, \nwe&amp;#39;ll see that it\u2019s still \u201cT-Shirt.\u201d So, first you see in the console it says \nsweater and T-Shirt. So, first we console.log this function \nwhich is sweater \u2013 it returns sweater. And then we console.log the global variable \nwhich is T-Shirt. [Return a Value from a Function with Return] You can return a value from a function \nwith this return statement. So, we have this function here. And we\u2019re passing a number into it \u2013 the num. And then it\u2019s going to return \nwhatever is after the return keyword. In this case, num-7. So, here we&amp;#39;re going to console.log the function. And it returns the result of -7, is this 10-7, which is 3. So, it\u2019s going to console.log the number 3. If we look in the console, yep, it console.log \nthe number 3 because the function returns 3. Let\u2019s try creating another one. This function is going to be called timesFive. Again, we&amp;#39;ll pass in a number. And it\u2019s just going to return something. It\u2019s going to return the num * 5. And then just like before, we can test it \nusing a console.log (timesFive)  and we&amp;#39;ll pass in the number 5 here. And if I run this, we&amp;#39;ll see that it retuns \nthe number 25. [Understanding Undefined Value Returned \nfrom a Function] Functions can have return statements, \nbut they don\u2019t have to. In this case, this function adds 3 to the sum variable  which is a global variable \nbecause it\u2019s defined before the function. It does not return anything. So, if you don\u2019t specify a return value, \nthe return value is just undefined. Now I\u2019m going to create another function \nthat is similar. This is going to be called addFive(). And this time we&amp;#39;ll just do sum = sum+5. Or we can shorten this to use the +=. So now that\u2019s going to add five to the sum also, \nbut it\u2019s not going to return anything. So, if we log this out, it would be undefined. [Assignment with a Returned Value] It\u2019s simple to assign a returned value to a variable. See right here we have the function change. And you pass in a number and it\u2019s going to return \nthe result of this mathematical expression. So, when we call the function change \nand pass in the 10,  the value that is returned from this function \nis going to be stored in this variable here. We can do the same thing down here. First we initialize the variable processed \nand processedArg. It\u2019s going to return the result \nof this mathematical expression. So, I can set processed to equal \nwhat this function returns. So, I can say processedArg. And then I\u2019ll just pass in the number 7 here. And now processed equals the result \nof this mathematical expression. [Stand in Line] In computer science a cue is an abstract data structure \nwhere items are kept in order. New items can be added to the back of the cue and \nold items are taken off from the front of the cue. We&amp;#39;re going to simulate that right now, some of the \nfunctionality of a cue using this nextInLine function. So, the purpose of this is to show \nthat in this nextInLine function  you can add an item to the array that\u2019s passed in. And then it\u2019s going to return the first item on the list. For instance, if we have this array right here,  if we add an item to this array \nit should come after at the end. So, it should come after 5. And then it should return the first item on the list. In this case, it\u2019s 1. So, you see, we had some console.log set up. So, it should show what the list looks like, \nthe array looks like beforehand. And then show what it looks like afterwards. This JSON.stringify is just a way \nto change an array into a string  that can easily be printed out to the screen. So, to do this, we&amp;#39;re just going to have to do two \nthings that we&amp;#39;ve learned about already. So, the first thing is to add the item onto the list. So, we see right here, nextInLine passed \nin the testArr and 6. So, we&amp;#39;re calling this function nextInLine. We&amp;#39;re passing in this testArr here. And the number 6. We want the number 6 to be added \nto the end of the array. So, we&amp;#39;ll just do arr.push(). And then I\u2019ll put in (num). Just like that. Oh, actually, it\u2019s (item). So, what we did, we took this array \nthat was passed in here which is in this case, testArr. And we push the time that was passed in. And in this case here, it\u2019s item 6. Now we want to return the first item on the list. We want to remove and return this item. So, that we console.log here \nit should show the number 1. So, instead of returning item, \nI\u2019m going to return arr.shift(). That\u2019s what shift does. Shift moves the first item \nand returns that first item. So, let\u2019s check this out. Okay, you can see before, [1,2,3,4,5]. Then we&amp;#39;ve popped off the 1 \nand after it is [2,3,4,5,6]. We did it. [Boolean Values] Booleans are another datatype in Javascript. There are only two values, true or false. They\u2019re basically little on/off switches \nwhere true is on and false is off. They don\u2019t use quotation marks around the Boolean. See, it just says return false. So, this is a function here. It should be indented, where it\u2019s going to \nreturn false when you call this function. It could also be true. So, we could return true. You can use true and false in more places \nthan just function returns  and we&amp;#39;ll be talking more about that later. [Use Conditional Logic with If Statements] An if statement is used to make decisions in code. The keyword If tells Javascript to execute \nthe code in the curly braces  under certain conditions defined in the parenthesis. So, here is a full if statement right here. And there\u2019s always parenthesis after the keyword if. And here\u2019s the condition. So, if the stuff inside these parenthesis \nevaluates to true, then the code within these curly braces \nwill be evaluated or run. So, in this case, it\u2019s a variable. So, if the isItTrue variable is true, \nit will return \u201cYes, it\u2019s true\u201d. Now if this is not true, then we&amp;#39;ll get to \nthe second return statement &amp;quot;No, it\u2019s false\u201d. So, this whole function here takes in a variable. And we check if that\u2019s true or not. So, I\u2019m going to make another example just like this. We have another function \nthat hasn\u2019t been filled out yet, trueOrFalse. And there\u2019s a variable that\u2019s passed in (wasThatTrue). So, we&amp;#39;ll say if \u2013 and then the parenthesis \n(wasThatTrue). If that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return something. It will be a string just like before. And the string is &amp;quot;Yes, that was true\u201d. If it\u2019s not true, then we&amp;#39;ll get to the second return \nstatement in the function. And we&amp;#39;ll return a different string. We&amp;#39;ll return \u201cNo, that was false\u201d. I\u2019ll just add some semicolons, \nand then I can run this. And we&amp;#39;ll see what happens. Oh, return needs to be spelled correctly. So, let me spell return correctly. So, before I run this, I\u2019m going to add a console.log. So we can console.log the answer. So, this is the function call here, true or false. We\u2019re passing in true. And then we&amp;#39;re going to log what is returned here. \u201cYes, that was true\u201d. Since we passed in true, this if statement evaluates \nto true and this code is run right here. [Comparison with the Equality Operator] There are many comparison operators in Javascript \nthat will return a Boolean of true or false. The most common is the equality operator. And it\u2019s often used in an if statement. So, here it just says if (val). So, we have this whole if statement right here, if (val). We&amp;#39;re going to see if if (val) = 12. Now, to check if it equals 12, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to use the ==. That is the equality operator \nand we&amp;#39;ll say if (val == 12). The reason why we can\u2019t just use a single equal sign \nis that a single equal sign is the assignment operator. If we just had a single equal sign,  that would mean that we were setting the value \nof the val variable to equal 12. We&amp;#39;re not trying to set this to equal 12, we&amp;#39;re trying \nto check if the value of this variable equals 12,  so we have to use the double equal sign. So, now, this testEqual function is going to test \nto see if the number we pass in is equal to 12. I can do a console.log here. Console.log. And then we can see what appears \nin the console here. \u201cNot Equal\u201d because 10 does not equal 12. [Comparison with the Strict Equality Operator] We learned about the equality operator \nwhich is the double equal == sign. There\u2019s also the strict equality operator, \nthe triple equal sign ===. So, here we&amp;#39;re checking if 3 equals 3 \nwith the strict equality operator. So, the difference is that the equality operator,  the double equals sign attempts to convert \nboth values being compared to a common type  while the strict equality operator \ndoes not do the type conversion. So, this is going to evaluate to true, the 3 === 3. But the 3 === \u20183\u2019 with the string on the side \nis going to evaluate to false. Both of these would be true if we were \nusing the double equals sign ==  because the string would be converted \nto a number and it would be equal to true. But with the === it does not get converted to \na number, so it would be evaluated to false \u2013  this second one with the three equal signs. So-and-so, here, we&amp;#39;re just going to use it \nright in this if statement. And do === 7. So, now we can pass in the number 7 \nand it\u2019s going to evaluate to true. But if we pass in a string 7, it will evaluate to false. [Practice Comparing Different Values] We will do one more review with the equality \noperator and the strict equality operator. So, if I run this here, we&amp;#39;ll see in the console \nit says &amp;quot;Equal\u201d  because it\u2019s checking if the number 10 \nand the string \u201c10\u201d are equal. So, if a = b, the number 10 equals a strict number 10, \nreturn \u201cEqual\u201d. Since we&amp;#39;re using the equality operator with \ntwo equal signs, it performs a type conversion. And it converts the string into a number. But if we use the strict equality operator \nwith three equal signs,  I\u2019ll run that again, and you\u2019ll see \u201cNot Equal\u201d \nin the console  because now it\u2019s not converting the types \nand it\u2019s just checking if a number is equal to a string,  which it\u2019s not, so we get not equal. [Comparison with the Inequality Operator] Now I will show you the inequality operator  which is basically the opposite \nof the equality operator. So, I\u2019m going to do the inequality operator \nwith an exclamation point and an equal sign. In this case, I\u2019m going to see if the value \nis not equal to 99. And again, just like the equality operator, \nthis does type conversion. So, let\u2019s just run this program \nand we&amp;#39;ll see it is \u201cNot Equal\u201d  because 10 \u2013 we passed in 10 \ninto the function here. And 10 is not equal to 99, so we get \u201cNot Equal\u201d. [Comparison with the Strict Inequality Operator] The strict inequality operator is basically \nthe opposite of the strict equality operator. Now, it works like this. So, it says if (val) \u2013 I\u2019m going to do \nif (val) does not equal 17. So, this is the strict inequality operator. Instead of one equal sign we have two equal signs. And that means it\u2019s going to check if this is not true. But it\u2019s not going to convert types. So, for instance, if we were checking if the number 3 \ndoes not equal the string 3, that would be true. So, in this example, we&amp;#39;re just checking \nif 10 does not equal 17. If we run this, we will see it\u2019s not equal. [Comparisons with the Logical And Operator] We can also use the greater than operator. So, in this function we&amp;#39;re checking \nif a value is over 100. So, I\u2019m going to put greater than 100. And then here we&amp;#39;re checking if a value is over 10, \nso I\u2019ll put greater than 10. So, here we call the function. We pass in 10. And if I run that function, you&amp;#39;ll see \n\u201c10 or Under\u201d because we&amp;#39;re not over 100. We\u2019re not over 10. 10 or under, because we passed in 10. [Comparison with the Greater Than \nOr Equal To Operator] We can also use the greater than \nor equal to operator. So, we&amp;#39;ll finish this function by using greater than \nor equal to. It\u2019s just a &amp;gt;=. And we&amp;#39;ll put 20 down here. Just greater than or equal to 10. If I run that, we should see \u201c10 or Over\u201d \nbecause we&amp;#39;re passing in 10  and it\u2019s greater than or equal to 10. [Comparisons with the Less Than Operator] Now I\u2019ll show you an example \nof the less than operator. With this function, we&amp;#39;re going to check \nif the value is less than 25. And then up here we&amp;#39;re checking \nif a value is less than 55. So, here, it\u2019s a trick I use to remember which symbol \nis less than and which symbol is more than. If you see the less than symbol looks kind of like \nthe letter L which is the first letter in less than. And then the more than symbol is just the opposite. [Comparisons with the Less Than \nOr Equal To Operator] And we also have the less than \nor equal to operator we can use in Javascript. So, here, we&amp;#39;re going to check if it\u2019s less than \nor equal to 12. So, we just put the less than operator 12. Equal \u2013 less than or equal. That\u2019s an important part. Here it\u2019s the less than or equal to 24 \nto make this statement true. And if we run, we see \u201cSmall Than or Equal to 12\u201d. The number 10 we passed in. [Comparisons with the Logical And Operator] Sometimes you want to check if 2 things \nare true at the same time. For instance, you may want to check \nif this value is less than or equal to 50. And you also want to check if the value \nis more than or equal to 25. So, here we have a nested if statement. So, it\u2019s going to check if it\u2019s less than equal to 50  and if it\u2019s more than equal to 25, \nthen it\u2019s going to return \u201cYes\u201d. But there\u2019s an easier way to do this. So, what I\u2019m going to do is copy this \nwhere it says value is more than or equal to 25,  I\u2019m going to delete this nested if statement. So, we don\u2019t need that if statement. And I\u2019m going to use the And operator. So, we have less than or equal to 50. And if I put two ampersands, like this, \nthat means and. Now, I\u2019m going to put value is more than \nor equal to 25. So, this says if value is less than or equal to 50 and the value is also more than or equal 25,  then we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cYes.\u201d So, both this statement \nand this statement  have to be true to get inside \nthis if statement here. [Comparisons with the Logical Or Operator] In this code here, we\u2019re checking \nif the value is not between 10 and 20. So, if the value is less than 10, \nwe return \u201cOutside\u201d. And if the value is more than 20, \nwe return \u201cOutside\u201d. There is an easier way to do this \nwith the logical Or operator. So, I\u2019m just going to delete this \nwhole if statement here. And then I can add an or statement. Which is just two pipes. So, I\u2019m going to put val is more than 20 here. So, now, we&amp;#39;re checking if the value is less than 10 \nor if the value is more than 20. Either way, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cOutside\u201d. And if it\u2019s not true, we&amp;#39;ll return \u201cInside\u201d. [Else Statements] When an if statement is true, normally the block of \ncode right after the if statement will be evaluated. And if it\u2019s not true, nothing happens. But with an else statement, an alternate block of code \ncan be executed when it\u2019s not true. So, this is a perfect use case. If value is more than 5, the result is bigger than 5. If the value is less or equal to 5, \nthe result is 5 or smaller. We can do this with an else statement. So, I\u2019m just going to type in else here. And then we can just delete this whole if statement. Just like that. And now we have if the value is less than 5. The result is going to be \u201cBigger than 5\u201d. Else, if it\u2019s not more than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;ll return \u201c5 or Smaller\u201d. [Else If Statements] If you have multiple conditions that need to be \naddressed, you can use else if statements. It\u2019s a way of chaining if statements together. In this example, we have three conditions. If value is more than 10, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return greater than 10. If it\u2019s less than 5, return smaller than 5, \nor else we&amp;#39;re going to return 5 and up. So, this is a perfect use case for an else if statement. So, this is how we do it. We\u2019ll do else and then just we&amp;#39;re going to add \nthe if statement at the end of the else. I\u2019m just going to delete all of this stuff. So, else if value is less than 5, \nand then we&amp;#39;re going to have one final else statement. Else \u2013 and I\u2019m going to put this statement here. This final return. Just going to cut that. And then paste in right in there. So now, instead of using multiple if statements, \nwe have the if and then we have the else if,  and then we have the else. [Logical Order in If Else Statements] When you\u2019re using else if statements order \nis very important. Let\u2019s look at this example here. In this function, first we check if the value \nis less than 10 and return less than 10,  then else if we check if the value is less than 5, \nand return less than 5. Well, if we look at this example \nand we pass in the number 7. If I run this, you\u2019ll see it\u2019s going to say &amp;quot;Less than 10\u201d \nwhich is what we want. However, if we put 3 it\u2019s still just going to say \n\u201cLess than 10\u201d. Really, we want this to say &amp;quot;Less than 5\u201d \nbecause it is actually less than 5. However, this is in the wrong order. So, what we need to do is change the order. So, this should be 5. This should be 5. And this should be 10. And this should be 10. So, once the first condition is met, it doesn\u2019t even \ncheck for the rest of and conditions. So, that\u2019s why it\u2019s important to think \nabout the order. So, if we run this now, yeah &amp;quot;Less than 5\u201d. That\u2019s what we want. [Chaining If Else Statements] You can also chain if and else if statements. So, I\u2019m going to complete \nthe following challenge here. Write chained if/else if statements \nto fulfill the following conditions. So, we have these conditions. If the number is less than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cTiny\u201d. If it\u2019s less than 10, return \u201cSmall\u201d, and so on. So, what I\u2019m going to do is actually just copy this \nright here because this is written \u2013  part of it is written exactly how \nwe want it to be written. I\u2019ll just paste it here. And I\u2019m going to just add the if and else statements. So, it\u2019s going to be if \u2013 \nand then we put this in parenthesis  because the condition is always in paranthesis. If number is less than 5, then we&amp;#39;re going to use the \ncurly braces and we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cTiny\u201d. So, I\u2019ll just move that up here. I\u2019ll cut it and paste it. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to use an else if statement. And I got the curly braces. First of all, also I need to put the condition \nin these parenthesis. I\u2019m just going to cut this. Number is less than 10. Put it right here. And we&amp;#39;re going to return this \u201cSmall\u201d. So, I\u2019ll put that in the curly braces here. And then we have another else if statement. Else if and the condition. Just like before, the number is less than 15. Put that in there. We always need the curly braces to show \nwhat\u2019s going to happen in the if statement. So, I\u2019m just cutting and pasting this text again. We have an else if. And then we have this here. And we have return \u201cLarge\u201d. Another \u2013 actually, the final thing \nis just going to be else. We don\u2019t even need an else if \nwith this statement at the end. We don\u2019t even need to put the condition  because if it\u2019s more than or equal to 20 \nthat\u2019s going to be everything else. So, I\u2019m just going to cut this. We don\u2019t need any of this stuff here. And we&amp;#39;re just going to return \u201cLarge\u201d. So, with this one test here, for test 7, \nwe can actually console.log that. Console.log. And see what it returns for 7. We can try a few different things. Oh, we have an error here. Oh, forgot to \u2013 I put this parenthesis the wrong way. Let\u2019s try that again. \u201cSmall\u201d but if this is 20, it should be \u201cHuge\u201d. And if it\u2019s 19, which would be less than 20, \nwe should see \u201cLarge\u201d. Yep, that worked. [Golf Code] In the game of golf each hole has a par  which means the average number of strokes you\u2019re \nsupposed to use to get the ball into the hole. So, depending on how far above or below par \nyour strokes are, there\u2019s a different nickname. So, here are some of the nicknames \n&amp;quot;Hole-in-one!\u201d \u201cEagle\u201d \u201cBirdie\u201d \u201cPar\u201d  and we&amp;#39;re going to write a function where you pass in \nthe par and you also pass in the strokes. You can see up here, par and strokes. And it\u2019s going to return the nickname. So, that\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re going to write. You can see this table here shows what we have to do. If the strokes are 1, then you get \u201cHole-in-one!\u201d. If the stroke is less than or equal to par-2, \nyou get an \u201cEagle\u201d. And so on. And we also have this array that\u2019s \ngoing to make it easier  because we can just use things from this array \ninstead of typing out the words. So, we&amp;#39;re going to start with an if statement. If \u2013 and then we have to put the condition. If (strokes) == that\u2019s the equality operator. We don\u2019t want to use a single equals sign \nbecause that would be the assignment operator. If it equals 1, then we can return. And we can see down here, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cHole-in-one!\u201d. But we can just use it from this names array. So, it\u2019s going to be names. And this is going to be index zero of the array. So, we&amp;#39;ll do names and then [0]. And then we can do an else if. Else if \u2013 and then we can put the condition, (strokes). I have to spell strokes right. Strokes. And then we can just actually copy this \nright from here. Less than or equal to par-2. And then we are going to return name \nand this will be the index[1] which is an \u201cEagle\u201d. At this point, I can do some copy and pasting. I\u2019m going to copy this whole thing \nbecause a lot of the rest of this will be else if. So, else if strokes is \u2013 this time \nit\u2019s going to be equal to par-1. And we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cBirdie\u201d \nwhich is array index[2]. And I\u2019m going to continue just like this. So, this time it\u2019s if strokes equal par, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return name index[3]. See? Zero. One. Two. Three. It\u2019s going to be the word par up. Keep just like this. Now it\u2019s going to be par+1. And we&amp;#39;ll change this to [4]. Now it\u2019s going to be par+2. And we\u2019ll change this to [5] \nwhich is going to be the double bogie. And finally, if strokes is \u2013 change this to more than \nor equal to par+3  that means you did very poorly \nso you should just go home. So, it\u2019s going to be name index[6]. And we don\u2019t need this anymore. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do some tests here. I\u2019m going to do a console.log. And we&amp;#39;re going to pass in the function \nthat we&amp;#39;re calling. So, in this case, the par is 5 \nand the strokes are 4. So, that should return \u201cBirdie\u201d. Let\u2019s see what happens. Null. Okay. That\u2019s not what I expected. It\u2019s because this should be names. I spelled this wrong. That\u2019s why it\u2019s sometimes better to check \nbefore you go through the whole thing. You can test things as you go. But let\u2019s do that again. Yep &amp;quot;Birdie\u201d. And if I type in 2 here &amp;quot;Eagle\u201d. If I type in 8, it\u2019s probably going to tell us to go Home. \u201cGo Home!\u201d Yep. We just completed this challenge. [Switch Statements] Instead of using chained else if statements \nyou can use a switch statement. A switch statement tests a value and can have many \ncase statements which define various possible values. So, let me show you how that works. Here we&amp;#39;re going to write a switch statement  which tests val and sets the answer \nto the following conditions. If we pass in 1, the answer should be \u201calpha\u201d. If we pass in 2, the answer should be \u201cbeta\u201d. And so on. So, let me show you how that works. We&amp;#39;ll just type in the word switch. That\u2019s the keyword here. And we&amp;#39;re testing the val that\u2019s passed \ninto this function. So, it starts off kind of like an if statement. And right now \u2013 so, we&amp;#39;re going to compare \nthe val to the different cases that we have. So, we&amp;#39;ll have case and the first number \nis going to be 1. So, here we&amp;#39;re saying if the case of val is 1, if val = 1  and it\u2019s using the strict equality operator, \nso it\u2019s like the ===,  it\u2019s going to make sure that the type \nof the variable are the same. So, a string \u20181\u2019 and a number 1 will not be equal. But if the case is 1, then we&amp;#39;re going to \nset answer to = \u201calpha\u201d. And then we&amp;#39;re going to break. Break means that we&amp;#39;re at the end \nof that case statement. And once you break it, it just goes to the end \nof the switch statement  and doesn\u2019t evaluate anything else \nin the switch statement  So, we&amp;#39;re also going to have case 2. And one thing I forgot, that we&amp;#39;re going to indent that \nso it\u2019s easier to see the different cases. And case 2, the answer is going to equal to \u201cbeta\u201d. And then we also need the break statement. If you don\u2019t have a break statement it will just run \nthrough to the next case statement automatically. So, if the case was 1 and you did not have a break \nhere, first it would set the answer to \u201calpha\u201d. And then it would set the answer to \u201cbeta\u201d. It would just skip over to the next case statement.  The break is here. It\u2019s going to go out of the\nswitch statement completely. So, it would go \u2013 start running the code \nafter this last curly bracket. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do case 3. We\u2019ll just do some copying and pasting here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have 4 cases \nso I\u2019ll just do the rest of the pasting here. So, we\u2019ll have 3 and 4. \u201calpha\u201d \u201cbeta\u201d and then we have \n\u201cgamma\u201d and \u201cdelta\u201d. And we know that the switch statement is over \nbecause we have this final curly bracket. And then we&amp;#39;re just going to return answer. So, let\u2019s do some tests. To really test this, we&amp;#39;re going to have to add a \nconsole.log here to log what it\u2019s going to be. And I\u2019ll run this. \u201cAlpha\u201d good. Now 2 should be \u201cbeta\u201d. 3 should be \u201cgamma\u201d. Good. And we&amp;#39;ll just assume 4 is correct so we&amp;#39;re done. [Default Option in Switch Statements] Now we&amp;#39;ll talk to you about the default option \nin a switch statement. The default option is kind of like else \nin an if else statement. So, here\u2019s a switch statement that\u2019s very similar \nto the one we already saw. And it\u2019s inside this function \nwhere we pass in a value into the function. And we&amp;#39;re going to check if the value equals a. If it equals a the answer is going \nto be sent to \u201capple\u201d. B, answer set to \u201cbirds\u201d.\nC &amp;quot;cat\u201d. So, in this example we can see \nthat we passed in here  \u2013 we passed in the a and it returned \u201capple\u201d \nbecause that was one of the options. But what if we pass in something else? If I pass in the number 2 here it\u2019s going to return \nan empty string. That\u2019s because the answer is set to an empty string \nand we never override the answer here  so it just returns the empty string. What if we want to return something \nanytime a, b, or c is not passed through. So, for anything else that\u2019s passed into the function, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to do default. This is like the else statement. So, the default, we&amp;#39;re going to do answer = \u201cstuff\u201d. Again, we&amp;#39;re going to have the break. But now, whenever we pass in something \nthat\u2019s not a, b, or c, it\u2019s going to return \u201cstuff\u201d. So, we can pass in 5. It\u2019s going to return \u201cstuff\u201d. But if I go back to passing in c, one of the things \nwe have a case for, it\u2019ll return \u201ccat\u201d. And that\u2019s the switch statement. [Multiple Identical Options in Switch Statements] Sometimes you want a switch statement \nwhere multiple inputs give the same output. Well, that\u2019s easy enough by omitting \nthe break statement. Let me show you how that works. So, let\u2019s get a switch statement here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have val, \nthat\u2019s what\u2019s passed into the function. And then this case we want the case \nof 1, 2, and 3 all to return the answer of low. So, I can do it like this, case 1 \u2013 \nand I can go straight into case 2. And then I can go straight into case 3. And since I don\u2019t have any break statement \nbetween these cases,  it will just keep going to the next one automatically. And now, I\u2019m going to say that \nthe answer is going to be set to equal \u201cLow\u201d. And here is where I put the break statement. Okay, now we&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing \nwith cases 4 through 6. And actually, I\u2019m just going to do \nsome copying and pasting. I\u2019m going to copy all this. And now we&amp;#39;re going to paste. That\u2019s 4, 5, 6. We&amp;#39;re going to do the same thing with 7, 8, 9. So, I\u2019m going to do copy and paste again. And then I\u2019m just going to update the code. So, this is going to be 4, 5, 6. And we&amp;#39;ll have 7, 8, 9. And we&amp;#39;re going to have \u201cMid\u201d and \u201cHigh\u201d. So, if the case is 1, 2, or 3 \u2013 like for instance, if it\u2019s 1, \nit\u2019s going to pass through 2 and 3 to get low. And then it\u2019s going to break about it. If it\u2019s 4, 5, or 6, it\u2019s going to pass through to get to \n\u201cMid\u201d and then it\u2019s going to break out 7, 8, and 9. It\u2019s going to pass through to the \u201cHigh\u201d and break out. So, let\u2019s test this out and see. Since we&amp;#39;re passing in the number 1 here \nit\u2019s going to be \u201cLow\u201d. But if we pass in 5, we should get \u201cMid.\u201d And if it\u2019s 7, 8, or 9, we should get \u201cHigh\u201d. [Replacing If Else Chains with Switch] Sometimes a switch statement can be easier \nto write and easier to understand  than a chain of if else statements. So, we&amp;#39;re going to change this chain \nof else if statements to become a switch statement. So, let\u2019s do that right now. So, we&amp;#39;re going to start with the switch keyword  and we&amp;#39;re going to be evaluating \nthe value with open curly bracket,  and we&amp;#39;ll have to make sure to have \nan end curly bracket at the end. So, for a case \u201cbob\u201d we&amp;#39;re going to set \nthe answer to \u201cMarley\u201d. And then we need to have a break in here. For case 42 we&amp;#39;re going to set \nthe answer to \u201cThe Answer\u201d. For case 1 we\u2019ll set the answer to \n\u201cThere is no \n1\u201d. We need a break up here. For case 99 the answer is \n\u201cMissed me by this much!\u201d. And then we need a break. Now we have for case 7 \u2013 7, 8, 9, and break. And now we just changed that chain \nof else if statements into a switch statement. [Returning Boolean Values from Functions] Here\u2019s a little trick when you want a function \nto return a Boolean, a true or false value. You can see in this function, \nwe&amp;#39;re checking if a is less than b. And if so, we return true, else we return false. You may remember from before the all comparison \noperators return a Boolean true or false value. So, instead of using this if statement here \nwe can just \u2013  we can actually delete all of this \nand just return the result of this, return \u2013  we\u2019re just returning the result of a is less than b. So, this is going to be true or false. And we can just skip that whole if statement logic \nand just return this. So, if we console.log this out, console.log, \nwe should be able to see if 10 is less than 15. It is less than 15. It\u2019s true. But if we put a 20 here then it\u2019s false. [Returning Early Pattern from Functions] We&amp;#39;ve already seen a few examples of this. But you can return early from a function \nwith the return statement. So, if you see this function right here, \nwe return at the very end of the function,  so it leaves the function and returns this value \nfrom the function. But you can leave the function any time \nwith a return statement. So, we&amp;#39;re going to modify this function \nso that if a or b are less than 0  the function will immediately exit \nwith the value of \u201cundefined\u201d. So, let\u2019s do that. We&amp;#39;re going to set an if statement. If a is less than 0, or \u2013 that\u2019s two pipes. B is less than 0 then we&amp;#39;re going to return undefined. So, we can do a test here, console.log. 8. But what if this is a negative number? It\u2019s going to return undefined. Scrimba has a little quirk here where it just shows null. But in a browser it will show undefined. [Counting Cards] We are going to create a blackjack \ncard counting function. So, how card counting works, at least \nhow this function is going to work,  is that when you see a low card, \nthe count goes up. And when you see a high card, \nthe count goes down. And if it\u2019s a middle value card, \nthe count stays the same. And then when the count is positive, \nthe player should bet high. And when the count is a zero or negative, \nthe player should bet low. So, we are going to use a switch statement \nto figure out what card has been passed in  and what to do about it. You can see that the function looks like this \u2013 \ncc and we pass in card. And depending on what the card is, \nit\u2019s going to increase this global count variable  or it\u2019s going to decrease it, \nor it\u2019s going to stay the same. And then we are going to return two things. We&amp;#39;re not going to return \u201cChange Me\u201d. We&amp;#39;re going to return the current count value \nand whether the player should hold or bet. So, every time you call the cc function it\u2019s going to \nchange this count value and return the total count. So, let\u2019s see how this is going to work. We are going to use the switch statement, like I said. And we&amp;#39;re going to check the card value \nthat was passed in. So, if the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, we are going \nto increment the count variable. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do it like this \u2013 case 2. I\u2019m going to do some copying and pasting. If the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, we&amp;#39;ll just have \nto change these values. 3, 4, 5, 6. Now, there are many ways to write any program. This could be done with if statements \nand else statements. It could be even done with other ways \nthat we haven\u2019t even talked about yet. As long as the program works, in this case, \nthat\u2019s all that matters. So, if you find a different way to write this program, \nthat\u2019s great. So, if the case is 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, \nwe are going to take the count value. And if we just do ++, it increments it by 1. And then we&amp;#39;re going to break. Now, if the case is 7, 8, 9 \u2013 \nso let\u2019s paste in three of these. We\u2019ll do 7, 8, 9. Actually, we&amp;#39;re going to do nothing. The count is not going to change at all. So, we don\u2019t even need case 7, 8, or 9. So, instead of doing 7, 8, 9, we just need to check \nin the case that something is actually going to happen. So, we are going to decrement the count variable \nif we have 10, Jack, Queen, King, or Ace. So, that\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re going to change this to. 10 &amp;quot;Jack\u201d. \u201cQueen\u201d. \u201cKing\u201d. or \u201cAce\u201d. In this case, we&amp;#39;re going to decrement the count. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do count --. So, that\u2019s the same as count = count -1. And then we will break. Now we&amp;#39;ve taken care of the count \nand updating the count,  now we have to take care of \nwhat we&amp;#39;re going to return. We are going to return the count. And we&amp;#39;re also going to return \nwhether we are going to hold or bet. So, we&amp;#39;re going to actually return a variable. But first there\u2019s going to be a space. There\u2019s a space between the number \nand then we&amp;#39;re going to return the hold variable. Now, this is a variable we haven\u2019t created yet. Normally, this would be the perfect time \nto use the turn area operator,  but we haven\u2019t learn that yet and we&amp;#39;re not going to \nlearn that for a few more lessons  so I won\u2019t use that now. We are going to set what that hold bet value is. First, we\u2019ll create the holdbet variable. Variable holdbet. And we\u2019ll set it to \u2018Hold\u2019. However, if (count) is more than 0, \nthen we can set holdbet to equal \u2018Bet\u2019. So, now this should work. Let\u2019s test it out and see \nif we\u2019ve made any mistakes yet. holtbet is not defined. We have it right here. Oh, we spelled that wrong. So, instead of holtbet that should be holdbet. Okay. In this case, we&amp;#39;re going to bet \nbecause we had a bunch of positive numbers  and then negative numbers. But if we change this to \u2018K\u2019 \nand we change this to 10, let\u2019s see what happens. Now we&amp;#39;re going to hold. Okay, it worked. [Build Javascript Objects] Objects! \nObjects are similar to arrays  except that instead of using indexes to access data, \nyou use properties. So, here\u2019s an object called ourDog. Objects are going to be defined with these \ncurly braces at the beginning and the end. And these are the properties. Now, the properties are everything before the colons. So, we have \u201cname\u201d that\u2019s a property. \u201clegs\u201d is a property. And then the values are the things \nafter the colons here. So, the name is \u201cCamper\u201d. The legs, 4. Tails, there\u2019s only one tail on this dog. And \u201cfriends\u201d are \u201ceverything\u201d. Now you can see that the properties can be strings. They can be numbers. They can be arrays. They can be any datatype in Javascript. So, now we are going to create our own dog. So, this is going to have a \u201cname\u201d. Personally, I like the name \u201cQuincy\u201d. So, we&amp;#39;ll use that for our dog\u2019s name. Also, we&amp;#39;re going to have \u201clegs\u201d. Unfortunately, our dog has had an accident. He only has 3 legs. But to make up for only having three legs, \nhe does have 2 tails. And for \u201cfriends\u201d, another unfortunate thing, \nit\u2019s an empty array. He has no friends. Okay. We\u2019ve now created our own object. [Accessing Object Properties with Dot Notation] There are two main ways to access a property \non an object. The first I will talk about is dot notation. So, we have this testObj. And we have \u201chat\u201d \u201cshirt\u201d and \u201cshoes\u201d. And we want to find out the value of these properties. So, right here the hatvalue \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set to testObj. Now here\u2019s where we use the dot notation. We just put a dot or a period \nand then I put the name of the property, .hat. And then for the shirt value, I will do .shirt. So, see this word right here is just a word here. So, the value of hatValue, testObject.hat \nis now going to be \u201cballcap\u201d. And the value of the shirtValue is going to be \u201cjersey\u201d [Accessing Object Properties with Bracket Notation] Besides using dot notation you can also use bracket \nnotation to access a property in an object. You can use bracket notation anytime \nbut it is required if the name has a space in it. You can see in this object we have three properties. And each of them have a space. So, to get the value of these properties \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to these bracket notation. So, the entreeValue we&amp;#39;re going to do testObj. That\u2019s the name of the object. And then we&amp;#39;re going to put brackets \nkind of like an array index. So, you need the opening and closing brackets. And inside we will put the name of the property. So, I\u2019ll do \u201can entree\u201d. And then we can do it again down here \nfor the drink value. I\u2019ll use a single quote this time instead of a double \nquote to show that each of those will work. \u2018the drink\u2019. And then we need the closing brackets here. So now, entreeValue is set to equal hamburger. And drinkValue is set to equal \u201cwater\u201d. [Accessing Object Properties with Variables] Bracket notation can also be used to look up \nobject properties using variables. So, here we have this testObj. We have these different numbers associated \nwith these names here. And we are going to set this variable \nto be one of the numbers. So, I\u2019ll set this to be 16. So, now we can \u2013 in this testObj, 16 is \u201cMontana\u201d. And we can look that up using the variable name \ninstead of the number. So, instead of putting 16, I\u2019m going \nto put [playerNumber] in here. And now player is set to the word, \nthe string &amp;quot;Montana\u201d. And we use these variable to look up \nthe object property. [Updating Object Properties] We can use dot notation to update object properties. Here you can see an object called ourDog. It has a name, legs, tails, friends. And the name is \u201cCamper\u201d. However, here we used dot notation ourDog.name. And use the assignment operator, the equals sign, \nto set the name to \u201cHappy Camper\u201d. So, if we do console.log on ourDog.name  it would no longer be \u201cCamper\u201d \nit would be \u201cHappy Camper\u201d. Well, we have another dog here \nwith the name of \u201cCoder\u201d. But we want to change \nthe name to \u201cHappy Coder\u201d. So, that\u2019s what I\u2019ll do right here. So, myDog.name = \u201cHappy Coder\u201d. So, just like above, we use dot notation \nto set the object property to a new value. [Add New Properties to an Object] You can add new properties to an object \nusing dot notation or bracket notation. So, here\u2019s an example right here. We have this object, ourDog. And there\u2019s four properties here. But down here we&amp;#39;re adding a new property. ourDog.bark = \u201cbow-wow\u201d. So, it had four properties but now it has \n5 properties as the property bark as well. Now down here we&amp;#39;ll add a property \nto the myDog object. So, we can do myDog. And then here I\u2019m going to use bracket notation \ninstead of dot notation. \u2018bark\u2019. I\u2019m going to set that to equal \u201cwoof\u201d. And because he\u2019s yelling it \nwe\u2019ll have an exclamation point. And that\u2019s how you add properties to objects. [Delete Properties From an Object] It\u2019s simple to delete a property from an object. Our ourDog object has all these properties. And with the delete keyword, delete ourDog.bark. So, now this property here, the bark, has been deleted \nand is no longer in the object after we\u2019ve deleted it. So, we can do the same thing down here. And this time we will delete the tails property \nmyDog.tails. So, now the myDog object no longer \nhas a tails property. [Using Objects for Lookups] Objects can be thought of as a key value storage \nlike a dictionary. You can use an object too lookup values. So, in this case we have a switch statement \nthat returns certain values. So, when you pass in \u201calpha\u201d to the function \nit returns \u201cAdams\u201d. If you pass in \u201cbravo\u201d it returns \u201cBoston\u201d. We can replace this switch statement with an object  and use the object for lookups \ninstead of the switch statement. Let me show you how that\u2019s down. I\u2019m going to create var lookup. This is going to be an object here. And the object is going to have \na bunch of key value pairs. So, we have alpha \nand that\u2019s going to be \u201cAdams\u201d. And then we have \u201cbravo\u201d. And the value for \u201cbravo\u201d \nis going to be \u201cBoston\u201d. And that\u2019s it. So, we can now delete this whole switch statement \nand now we can say result = lookup. And bracket notation we put the value \nthat was passed in. And then I forgot one thing which was the equals sign \nhere because lookup equals this object. And let\u2019s do a test. So, let me put console.log \nso we can actually see what happens here. So, if we do \u201ccharlie\u201d we&amp;#39;re going to get \u201cChicago\u201d. If we do \u201cfoxtrot\u201d the result will be \u201cfrank\u201d. So, it works. [Testing Objects for Properties] You can check if an object has a property \nwith the hasown property method. Let me show you how to use this method \nand finish making this function  where we check if an object has a specific property. If it doesn\u2019t have the property \nwe\u2019ll return \u201cNot found\u201d. So, let me show you how that\u2019s going to work. We\u2019ll do myObj \u2013 that\u2019s the object up above.\n.hasOwnProperty. And then we pass in the property \nwe&amp;#39;re going to check which is checkProp. This is either going to come back as true or false \nif it has the property. So, let\u2019s make this into an if statement. if (myObj.hasOwnProperty(checkProp)). But if that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return myObj \nand then use bracket notation [checkProp]. So, we&amp;#39;re going to return the value of that property. Else we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNot Found\u201d. So, let\u2019s take off this other return statement. And I\u2019ll do a test. So, when we pass in \u201cgift\u201d here, we returned \u201cpony\u201d. But let\u2019s say we pass in \u201chello.\u201d Load that &amp;quot;Not Found\u201d. Okay, it works. [Manipulating Complex Objects] A Javascript object is a way to store flexible data. So, you can store strings, numbers, and arrays. And even other objects. So, in this example we have an array called myMusic. We can see it\u2019s an array because \nwe have the open bracket and closed bracket. But inside the array are objects. So, this is one of the objects. And inside the objects are all these key value pairs \nwith the strings and the numbers and so on. So, I\u2019m going to add another object. So, since this is an array, after each element \nin an array, you have to have a comma. So, I\u2019m going to add a comma here. And then I\u2019m going to add my next record \nright below this comment here. And we&amp;#39;re going to have just like above, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have an \u201cartist\u201d. The artist is going to be \u201cBeau Carnes\u201d. And then we have a \u201ctitle\u201d. The title will be \u201cCereal Man\u201d. \u201crelease_year\u201d will be \u201c2003\u201d. And for \u201cformats\u201d this is going to be an array, \njust like above. So, we can have any format. I\u2019m going to put \u201cYouTube video\u201d. And now we&amp;#39;ve created a second object \nin our myMusic array. And each object holds data and a property \nwhich is the key value format. This is very similar to JSON \nwhich we will talk more about later. [Accessing Nested Objects] Here we have an object with \nother objects nested inside that. So, in order to access sub-properties of an object \nyou can chain together the dot or bracket notation. So, I\u2019m trying to get the gloveBoxContents. So, I\u2019m going to take away this undefined here \nand I\u2019ll do a myStorage.car.inside. And then now the next thing &amp;quot;car\u201d \u201cinside\u201d \nand the last thing is \u201cglove box\u201d. Because there\u2019s a space here \nwe have to use bracket notation. So, I\u2019m going to use bracket notation on the end here \nand say \u201cglove box\u201d. And now if we run this \u2013 \nsee, we&amp;#39;re going to console.log. So, let\u2019s see if we get the contents here. Yeah &amp;quot;maps\u201d. It worked. [Accessing Nested Arrays] Array bracket notation can be changed \nto access nested arrays. You can see we have this array here. And inside this array are two objects. The first element in the array is this object. The second element of the array is this object. And then inside the object we have a key value pair. The key is list and the value is another array here. So, we can combine dot notation \nand bracket notation to access the second tree. That\u2019s what we&amp;#39;re trying to do here. So, let\u2019s do that. First we need to do myPlants. And the trees are the second element \nin the myPlants array, which is index [1]. Now we need to get the list. So, the list of trees here, \nso I\u2019m going to do .list. And since .list is an array, I can use the \nbracket notation to get the second list element  which again is array index [1]. So, if we run this it\u2019s going to console.log \nand we see \u201cpine\u201d. That\u2019s the second tree here. [Record Collection] This is a coding challenge we&amp;#39;re going to do. We&amp;#39;re given this object here \nwhich is a record collection. Each record has an ID and then also has different \npieces of information about the record. They don\u2019t all have the same information. But see, we have \u201calbum\u201d \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d \n&amp;quot;album\u201d \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d. This just say \u201cartist\u201d \u201ctracks\u201d \nand this just has album here. And we are supposed to create \nthis updateRecords function  where we can pass in the ID, the property, \nand the value. And it\u2019s going to update our record collection \nwith the property and the value. So, for instance, if we pass in the ID &amp;quot;2468\u201d \nand we put the property \u201cartist\u201d. And if we set a different value, like \u201cQuincy\u201d \nor something like that,  then we should update this whole object. So now it says \u201cQuincy\u201d instead of Prince. And we should return the full collection. So, it\u2019s going to update the collection \nand then return the collection. If we have an empty string for the value, \nit should just completely delete that property. Also, if we have the property of tracks \nand then we have a value,  instead of updating the whole tracks here \nwith what we put in,  it\u2019s just going to add the track \nto the end of this array. So, if you look really here, the comment says \n&amp;quot;Keep a copy of the collection for tests\u201d. This JSON.parse and JSON.stringify  and then collection, this is just a fancy way \nin Javascript to make a copy of the object. Remember, in our function we are going \nto be changing the collection object. But we want to have a copy of the original object \nbefore anything was changed. So, that\u2019s what that\u2019s for. So, let\u2019s go ahead and do that. So, we&amp;#39;re just updating this function here. This update records function. Okay, so let\u2019s get to this. So we&amp;#39;ll do if (value)=== blank. Because the first condition we are going to test for \nis if we need to delete the property. Remember, if the value is set to blank \nwe delete that property. So, if the value is blank, \nwe are going to delete collection. And then we have to use bracket notation [ID] \nand then [prop]. The collection[ID][prop], that\u2019s the collection here. If we pass in the ID 1248, it\u2019ll go to there. The property, if we pass in album for the property \nit would go to here. And then it would just delete that whole thing \nif our value is an empty string. Okay, the next condition we have to look for \nis if the property is \u201ctracks\u201d. Because for most properties we&amp;#39;re just going to \noverride that property  with the value passed into the function. But if the property is tracks, we&amp;#39;re going to push \nonto the end of the array. So, let\u2019s do an else if. Else if (prop) === \u201ctracks\u201d), then we just have to push \nonto the end of the array. So, there\u2019s also another condition here \nwhich is if the tracks property is empty. If the tracks property is empty, we need to create it. Here\u2019s a fancy way to do that. Collection[ID][prop] So if prop = tracks,  we are going to set the tracks \u2013 \nbecause remember prop is going to equal tracks. We&amp;#39;re going to set the tracks to equal. It\u2019s going to either equal itself if it exists. Or if it doesn\u2019t exist, we&amp;#39;re going to create it. I\u2019ll show you how. Collection[ID][prop]. It\u2019s going to equal itself. Or \u2013 if the or operator is going to equal \nan empty array. So, if this already exists \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set it to equal itself. But if itself doesn\u2019t exist, \nwe&amp;#39;ll just set it to equal an empty array. So, that\u2019s just a way to create that property \nif it doesn\u2019t already exist. So, now that we know it exists we can just push \nthe value to the end of the array. Collection[ID][prop]. And we&amp;#39;ll just do the .push \nand then put in the parenthesis, the value. So we&amp;#39;re able to push the value that was passed in \nto the function onto the end of the array. Okay, there\u2019s only one last condition \nwhich is the kind of the default condition. Else. So, if the value isn\u2019t blank \nand the property isn\u2019t tracks,  then we just push the value onto the property. Then we just set the property to equal the value, \njust like this. collection[ID][prop]=value. Okay. Let\u2019s test this out. So, we already have this example down here, \nbut to see if it actually worked,  we&amp;#39;re going to do a console.log \nso we can see the output there. And if I run that \u2013 oh, let me open up the console \nso we can really see it. So, let\u2019s see what we changed. Go to 5439 and we set the artist \nwhich didn\u2019t previously exist to \u201cABBA\u201d. So, let\u2019s look down here. In the console, 5439 and the artist is \u201cABBA\u201d. Let\u2019s see what happens when we add a track. So, we&amp;#39;ll do one more example here. I\u2019ll just put it right above here, updateRecords. And I\u2019m going to pass in something. I\u2019ll pass in \u2013 let\u2019s see, the ID 2468. And we&amp;#39;ll pass in the key which is going to be \u201ctracks\u201d. And then for the value, we&amp;#39;ll put \u201ctest\u201d. So, let\u2019s see what happens here. If we run that, it\u2019s going to update the record here. And then it\u2019s going to update the record again, \nbut we don\u2019t care about that. We mainly care that it\u2019s going to console.log \nwhat the final value is. So, if we look at 2468 here. 2468, let\u2019s see the tracks. We got \u201c1999\u201d \u201cLittle Red Corvette\u201d and \u201ctest\u201d, \nso it\u2019s working. Great. [Iterate with While Loops] Loops allow you to run the same code multiple times. I\u2019m going to talk to you about a while loop \nthat runs while a specified condition is true  and stops once it\u2019s no longer true. So, we are going to push the digit 0 through 4 \nonto this array. Here\u2019s how it\u2019s going to work. while is the while loop. while i is less than 5. And we&amp;#39;re going to do something while that\u2019s true. First, we have to set what i starts off at. So, var i = 0. So, while i is less than 5, \nwe&amp;#39;ll do myArray.push(i). Just push it onto the array. And to make sure this loop eventually ends, \nI\u2019ll have to do i++ which increments i. So, then I will test this out by doing console.log. And I\u2019m going to console.log the myArray. So, let\u2019s see if this works. I\u2019ll run this and check the console. [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]. The while loop worked. Every time it went through this five different times \nand pushed 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 onto the loop. [Iterate with For Loops] A for loop is the most common type of loop \nin Javascript. So here is an example of a for loop. You start with the keyword for. And then we have these parentheses with three \ndifferent items and they\u2019re separated by semicolons. The first thing is the initialization. Then we have the condition. Then we have the final expression. So, the initialization happens \nbefore any of the code inside the loop runs. So, we will start by initializing i to equal 0. So, this is what most for loops start with,  is you have a variable that you\u2019re going to initialize \nfor the for loop. Then the next thing is the condition. So, once this evaluates to false we break out \nof the loop. So, while i is less than 5 we&amp;#39;ll continue to \nrun through the loop over and over  until this is false and we break out of the loop. The final thing is what we do at the end \nof each iteration. At the end of each iteration, we will increment i by 1. In this example, we are filling our array \nwith the numbers 0 through 4. I\u2019m going to do another example where we fill \nan array with the numbers 1 through 5. So, we&amp;#39;ll start with 4. Now, we&amp;#39;re going to initialize i to equal 1. We&amp;#39;re starting with 1 instead of 0 this time. And we&amp;#39;re going to do i is less than 6. So while i is less than 6 or until i is more than 6, \nwe are going to run all the code in this loop. And at the end of each iteration, \nwe are going to increment i. Now I can just do what we have before. myArray.push(i). So, the final thing we will do is test this. I will do console.log and put myArray inside here. And I\u2019ll just load this and see what we see \nin the console. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. It worked. We iterated five different times and each time \nwe pushed a new digit onto the array. And at the end of each iteration we incremented i \nso it pushed a larger number onto the array. [Iterate Odd Numbers with a For Loop] Loops don\u2019t just have to increment one at a time. Look at this for loop here. We have our initialization where we initialize i to 0. And then we are going to run the loop \nuntil i is less than 10. And finally, our increment, instead of \nincrementing i by 1, we&amp;#39;re incrementing i by 2. So, now this is going to push all the even numbers \nonto the array. We have console.log, so let\u2019s log it out \nand see what it looks like. [0, 2, 4, 6, 8]. I\u2019m going to write another loop right now \nthat creates an array of odd numbers. So, let\u2019s do that. for (var) i = 1. We\u2019ll start at 1. While i is less than 10. I can use 10 again. I\u2019m going to do i +=2. So, we&amp;#39;re still going to count by 2s,  but since we&amp;#39;re starting at 1 instead of 0 \nthis should give us the odd numbers. So, let\u2019s see what\u2019s going to be inside our loop. myArray.push and I\u2019ll just put i there. So, let\u2019s log this out and see if we did it right. console.log(myarray). And I\u2019ll run that. [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]. It worked. [Count Backwards with a For Loop] A for loop can also be used to count backwards. So, if we see this for loop here, \nwe\u2019re initializing i to 10. We&amp;#39;re starting at 10 and we&amp;#39;re going back to 0. So, we&amp;#39;re going to iterate through this loop \nwhile i is more than 0. We\u2019re going to keep iterating. And at the end of each iteration we&amp;#39;re going to \ndecrement i instead of increment it. We&amp;#39;re going to go down by 2. i -= 2 means i=i-2. So, we&amp;#39;re going to continue pushing the lower and \nlower numbers onto the array until i is less than 0. So, let\u2019s log this out and see what ourArray becomes. You can see [10, 8, 6, 4, 2]. Well, I\u2019m going to write another where we\u2019re going to \npush the odd numbers from 9 through 1 to myArray. So, another for loop. And I\u2019m going to do var i = 9 \nbecause we want to start at 9. Now we\u2019ll still do i is more than 0. So while i is more than 0 we&amp;#39;re going to \nkeep going through this array. And we&amp;#39;ll do i \u2013 and everything else is really the same. -= 2. And this is going to get all the odd numbers \nonto the array. So, we just have to do myArray.push \nand then push on the i there. Now we&amp;#39;ll just console.log \nso we can see what it ended up as. myArray. And I\u2019ll run the code. [9, 7, 5, 3, 1] We did it. [Iterate Through an Array with a For Loop] It is common in Javascript to iterate \nthrough the contents of an array. So, look at this example. We have this array here. Before, we were always adding items to the array. But this time the array already exists. Right here, ourArr = [9, 10, 11, 12]. So, we are going to start at 0. But now instead of going to a specific number of \niterations, we are going to the OurArr.length. So, the length is 4 here. But if we added elements to this array,  that means this loop would just go even longer \nuntil we went through every element of that array. And then at the end we&amp;#39;re going to increment i by one \nat the end of each iteration. So, look at what we&amp;#39;re doing inside the array. We&amp;#39;re going doing ourTotal that starts off \nat 0 up here. And we\u2019re doing +=. That means we&amp;#39;re going to do ourTotal = ourTotal \nplus something else. So, we&amp;#39;re going to keep adding to the total \nwhatever is in the array at that index. So, ourArr[i]. So, it starts at 0. And then it goes 1, 2, 3 until it gets to 4  which is the length of the array \nand it doesn\u2019t even run the iteration at 4. And there is no index[4] on the array. Remember, it\u2019s 0, 1, 2, 3. So this is just going to add up all those numbers. If we run this we can see it adds up to 42. I\u2019m going to write another for loop down here that\u2019s \ngoing to add up all the numbers in this array here. So, we&amp;#39;ll do for (var i = 0). And then we\u2019ll do i is less than myArr.length. And i++. So, just like before. For each element in myArr we&amp;#39;re going to do a total \n+= myArr index [i]. So, we have to initialize the total variable \nright up here. So, we&amp;#39;ll do a var total = 0. And then at the end we\u2019ll just console.log that out \nto see what the total is. So, if I just run this we can see that the total \nthis time is 20. [Nesting For Loops] If you have a multidimensional or nested array,  you can use nested for loops to access \nall the array elements. So, for instance, we have this multiple all function. It\u2019s defined up here, but we&amp;#39;re calling it here \nand we&amp;#39;re passing in this multidimensional array. Which is basically an array with the arrays \ninside the array. So, inside the first array there are three elements. One. Two. Three. And you can see each of those elements are in array \nwith their own set of elements. So, we are going to use nested for loops \nwithin this multiply all function  to multiply every number in these nested arrays here. So, let\u2019s get started. We&amp;#39;re going to start with a for loop. And it\u2019s going to look just like the other for loops \nthat we started. i = 0. We\u2019re going to initialize i to 0. And then we&amp;#39;re going to say \nwhile i is less than arr.length. And then we&amp;#39;re just going to \nincrement i at the end of each iteration. Now, arr.length, that\u2019s going to start off \nas 3 because we&amp;#39;re passing in this array. And the first level of the array, there\u2019s just\none, two, three elements. So, that\u2019s going to be 3. But now, we&amp;#39;re going to go inside this for loop \nand create another for loop. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do var j = 0. Normally, it\u2019s standard practice to call \nthe variable that we&amp;#39;re incrementing i,  but we already have an i within this scope. So, we need to create another name and it\u2019s pretty \nstandard to call the next variable j because j is after i. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to do a j. while j is less than \u2013 \nnow this is where it gets a little tricky. We&amp;#39;re going to do while a \nis less than arr index[i].length. Also, we&amp;#39;re going to increment j here. So, this is going to change. So, the first iteration of this outer for loop, \nwe&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. Then we&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. Then we&amp;#39;re looking at the length of this array. The index is going to be different every time  so we&amp;#39;re going to be going to each different array \ninside the nested array. So, at this point, we just have to multiply \nall the numbers together. So, we already have the product \nthat we&amp;#39;ve defined above. So, we&amp;#39;re going to do product *= \nwhich is just going to multiply everything together. And we&amp;#39;re going to do arr[i][j]. So, the i references the outer array  and the j references the inner array \nwithin what we&amp;#39;re passing in. And now we&amp;#39;re done. So, let\u2019s \u2013 we have the console.log here \nso let\u2019s run this and see what happens. And 5040. [Iterate with Do\u2026While Loops] Next I\u2019m going to talk about do while loops. Now we already talked about while loops \nand I\u2019m going to review this while loop  and then I will tell you how a do while loop \nis different than a while loop. So, this while loop first checks the condition \nbefore it runs any code within the loop. A do while loop will always run at least one time \nand then it will check the condition. So, here we have this empty array. We have i = 10. So, while i is less than 5, well, i is not less than 5 \nso it\u2019 not going to do anything. Let\u2019s see what happens. So, we see it logged out 10 \nand then an empty array because i started as 10  and myArray started as this empty array. So, you were logging the i in myArray. With a do while loop, it\u2019s different. So, what I\u2019m going to do is cut this line up here \nand put it at the end. And then at the beginning \nI\u2019m going to put the keyword do. In a do while loop, this is always run at least once \nbefore it checks the condition. So, first it\u2019s going to do these things \nand then it\u2019s going to check the condition. In this case, it\u2019s going to find out the condition is false \nand it\u2019s going to break out of the loop. Let\u2019s see what happens here. See, now i is 11 and the array has the 10 added to it. [Profile Lookup] This is a coding challenge. We have this array of objects in our contacts list. And you\u2019ll see each object is one of our contacts. What the first name, a last name, a number, and likes. So, these are key value pairs here. So, what we want to do is create this lookUpProfile \nfunction where we pass in a name. This is a first name. And the property. and it\u2019s going to return the value of that property. For instance, if we pass in the name \u201cKristian\u201d here  and we pass in the property of \u201cnumber\u201d \nit should return \u201cunknown\u201d. If we pass in the first name of \u201cSherlock\u201d up here \nand we return the property  and we pass in the property of \u201clikes\u201d it should return \nthe array \u201cIntriguing Cases\u201d and \u201cViolin\u201d. If the name that\u2019s passed in does not correspond \nto any contacts,  then our function should return \u201cNo such contact\u201d. And if there\u2019s no property, it should return \n\u201cNo such property\u201d. So, let\u2019s go to this function here and start creating it. So, the first thing we&amp;#39;re going to have to do is iterate \nthrough each element in the contacts list. So, let\u2019s make a for loop. So, for (var i = 0) while i is less than contacts.length. And at the end of each iteration we&amp;#39;ll do i++ \nto increment that. So, for each of these contacts the first thing we&amp;#39;re \ngoing to check is if the name is a name in this list. So, if(contacts[i].firstName === The name that was passed in. So, we&amp;#39;re checking each item to see \nif it was the name that was passed in. And if so, we&amp;#39;re going to do something. Now, if not, we&amp;#39;re going to do something else, \nso let\u2019s do that now. Remember, if the name that was passed in \nis not in the array,  we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNo such contact\u201d. If it is in the array we&amp;#39;re going to go something else. If the name is in the contacts list we&amp;#39;re going to return \nthe value of the property that was passed in. So, return contacts[i][prop]. So, this will return the value of that property \nthat was passed in. However, there\u2019s another case which is if the property \ndoes not exist we return \u201cNo such property\u201d. So, a fancy way in Javascript of \nsaying use this value if it exists,  but otherwise use a different value \nis to use the or operator. So, we&amp;#39;ll say return contacts[i][prop] or if it doesn\u2019t \nexist, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cNo such property\u201d. And just so you know, there would be a way to do this \nwithout using this or operator  as long as that your code passes the requirements, \nthat\u2019s all that\u2019s important. There\u2019s many ways of doing this. But let\u2019s check it. So, right now we have our lookUpProfile. We&amp;#39;re passing in \u201cAkira\u201d and we&amp;#39;re trying \nto find the \u201clikes\u201d. And we&amp;#39;re console.logging the data. And \u201cPizza\u201d &amp;quot;Coding\u201d &amp;quot;Brownie Points\u201d. So, what if we passed in something else? If we passed in \u201cShirlock\u201d. Pass in \u201clastName\u201d. \u201cNo such contact.\u201d Well, that\u2019s working \nbecause I spelled \u201cSherlock\u201d wrong. This is E. So, this is a good way to test that. \u201cHolmes\u201d. And the last thing we&amp;#39;ll check is if we pass in \na property that does not exist. I\u2019ll just say \u201cHello\u201d. And \u201cNo such property\u201d. So, our function works. [Generate Random Fractions] There is a simple way to create \na random decimal number in Javascript. It\u2019s with the math.random function. So, we have this function here \nwhich just says randomFraction. And it\u2019s returning 0 currently. But we&amp;#39;re going to use the math.random function. And you well see that when I run this \nwe have 0,2003813741 and so on. So, it\u2019s always going to be a number \nbetween 0 and it could be 0. Between 0 and 1, but it could not be 1. [Generate Random Whole Numbers] Often you want a random whole number \ninstead of a random decimal number. That can be accomplished with Math.floor. We have Math.floor here. This rounds down to the nearest whole number. So, we pass in (Math.random() * 20). And then we round down \nto the nearest whole number. This is going to create a \nrandom whole number between 0 and 19. Remember Math.random can never be 1. It can be 0, but it can ever be quite 1. So, when we multiply it by 20 we\u2019re going to get a \nnumber between 0 and 20, but not including 20. And then we round down, \nwhich will end up being 0 to 19. So, let me show you another example  where we&amp;#39;re going to get a random whole number \nbetween 0 and 9. It\u2019s going to look just like this. So, we&amp;#39;re going to modify this function. So, this Math.random we&amp;#39;re going to pass \nthat into Math.floor. So, I have to put the parenthesis \nbecause we&amp;#39;re passing that in to that function. And it\u2019s Math.random * 10. And that\u2019s going to give us a random number \nbetween 0 and 9. So, if I reload this I can see.  Every time I load it, it\u2019s a different random number. [Generate Random Whole Numbers within a Range] You can also generate random \nwhole numbers within a range. So, look at this function here, ourRandomRange. It takes a minimum number and a maximum number \nand then it just runs through this calculation here. So, we have the Math.random and we multiply it \nby the maximum or min number + 1. And then we get the floor which is rounding down. And we add all that to our minimum number. So, this is just a calculation to get a random number \nbetween the min and max. So, as practiced, I\u2019m going to rewrite it down here. So, we have the random range. And instead of ourMin and ourMax, \nwe have myMin and myMax. However, the equation is going to be the same. So, we have Math.floor. You can take a chance to actually just look over the \nequation and see if you can understand how it works. myMax minus myMin. And then we just have to do + 1. And then this whole thing is going to be + myMin. So, we already have this example test set up \ndown here. randomRange between 5 and 15 \nand we&amp;#39;re going to log it out here. So, let\u2019s try that.  See, every number is between 5 and 15 \nwhenever I run it. [Use the parseInt Function] Another useful function is the parseInt function. It takes a string and returns an integer. A lot of times you want to make sure you\u2019re dealing \nwith integers and not strings  for different calculations and things like that. If the string cannot be converted into an integer \nit returns in NaN for Not a Number. So, let me show you how it works. From this convertToInteger function \nwe are going to return. And we&amp;#39;re going to return the string except \nwe&amp;#39;re going to convert it into an integer first. So, we&amp;#39;ll do parseInt. And then I\u2019ll pass in the string. Now, it was a string because you can see here \nwe&amp;#39;re passing in the string of \u201c56\u201d  but it\u2019s going to return it as a number and integer. [Use the parseInt Function with a Radix] The parseInt function can also be used with a radix. The radix specifies the base of the number \nin the string. Such as base 2 or base 7 or base 8. A base 2 would be binary. So, that\u2019s one of the most common ones to use. Now the default is base 10. That\u2019s what we use normally every day. But let me show you how that would work. We&amp;#39;re going to convert this number \nwhich is a binary number to an integer. So, we&amp;#39;ll do return. And I will do the parseInt. I\u2019ll pass in the string as before, but now we&amp;#39;ll have \na second argument after the comma  which is going to be the number 2. So, instead of the default of base 10 \nwe&amp;#39;ll be passing it as base 2. So, the computer knows that this is a binary number. [Use the Conditional (Ternary) Operator] I love the ternary operator. It\u2019s like a one line if else expression. Now this is what it looks like. You have your condition just like in an if statement. And then you would have a question mark. After the question mark you have what\u2019s \ngoing to happen if the condition is true. Then you have a colon. Then you have what\u2019s going to happen \nif the condition is false. So, we can replace an if else statement like this \ninto something using the ternary operator. So, here we have if this condition is true, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return true. Else, we&amp;#39;re going to return false. Let\u2019s change this. So, now we&amp;#39;re going to use the ternary operator. So now it\u2019s just going to say return a === b. That\u2019s the condition. Then we use the question mark. So if it\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return true. And then we have a colon. And after the colon we have what\u2019s going to happen \nif it\u2019s false, which is we&amp;#39;re going to return false. Now I\u2019m going to be honest. You would never write a line like this in real life \nbecause you could just write return a === b. And this line is actually going to do \nthe same thing as this line. However, I just want to give you \na simple example of using the ternary operator. [Use Multiple Conditional (Ternary) Operators] One of the great things about conditional \nor ternary operators  is that you can nest them within each other \nwhich gives them even more power. So, we&amp;#39;re going to write a function here. The function checkSign. And it\u2019s going to return the string \u201cPositive\u201d  if this number is positive &amp;quot;Negative\u201d \nif the number is negative, or 0. And we&amp;#39;re going to use a nested conditional operator. So, here it is. return. And first we&amp;#39;re going to check if num is more than 0. And then we&amp;#39;ll use the ternary operator. If so, the first thing after the question mark \nis if it\u2019s true. If it\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cpositive\u201d. If it\u2019s false, if the number is not more than 0 \nwe&amp;#39;ll do something else. Here is where we&amp;#39;re going to have \nanother ternary operator. We&amp;#39;re going to check if num is less than 0. So, if the number is less than 0, well, if that\u2019s true,  we have to have the question mark \nfor the ternary operator. If that\u2019s true, we&amp;#39;re going to return \u201cnegative\u201d. And if it\u2019s false, that\u2019s where the colon comes in, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to return \u201czero\u201d. So, let\u2019s do this checkSign. I\u2019m going to do a console.log \nso we can see what this returns here. And we can see this is going to return \u201cpositive\u201d. If we have a negative number here \nit\u2019s going to return \u201cnegative\u201d. Or if we have a 0 it\u2019s going to return \u201czero\u201d. Now you\u2019ll see that after this colon \nwe have an entire ternary operator. So, if this is true we just return \u201cpositive\u201d. If it\u2019s false, then we do everything here  which is another ternary operator \nwhere it checks if this is true. And if that\u2019s true, we return \u201cnegative\u201d. And if it\u2019s false, it would return \u201czero\u201d. [Differences Between the var and let Keywords] For a long time in Javascript if you were going to \ndeclare a variable you had to use the var keyword. But starting with ES6 in 2015 we can now \ndeclare variables with let and const as well. Over the next few lessons I will be talking about \nwhat let and const do that is different than var. But one of the things is that let does not let you \ndeclare a variable twice. So, let\u2019s look at this example. You have var catName = \u201cQuincy\u201d. And then down here, var catName = \u201cBeau\u201d. And if I just run this code you\u2019ll see \nthat nothing is happening. It\u2019s just allowing us to set the catName twice \nand declare it twice with the var keyword. However, if we change this to let. We&amp;#39;re going to change all the var to let. And you\u2019ll see that when we load it again, \nyou\u2019ll see an error, Duplicate declaration \u201ccatName\u201d. So, this is good that it\u2019s creating this error  because you usually don\u2019t want to declare a variable \ntwo times in the same scope. So, this allows your program to give you an error \nto tell you that you\u2019ve done something wrong. Now you can still reset it. So if we don\u2019t use the word let here \nwe could just set the catName variable. And now we&amp;#39;re not going to get an error. In this case, we&amp;#39;re declaring the variable \nhere to be \u201cQuincy\u201d  and we&amp;#39;re setting the same variable \nto a new name here. This is one of the few reasons \nthat many people only use let and const  and never use var to declare variables. Another thing in this code you can see is \u201cuse strict\u201d. Now this enables strict mode which catches common \ncoding mistakes and unsafe actions. So, a lot of people will use \u201cuse strict\u201d \nat the top of a full Javascript file  or maybe just in a function to catch coding mistakes. Such as if you create a variable and don\u2019t declare it \nwith var, let, or const. [Compare Scopes of the var and let Keywords] Another major difference \nbetween the var and let keywords  is that when you declare a variable with var,  it is declared globally or locally \nif declared inside a function. However, let \u2013 the scope of let is limited to the block \nstatement or expression that it was declared in. So, let\u2019s look at this example here. If you see this code, we have this checkScope function \nand we&amp;#39;re calling it down here. And it\u2019s setting i with a var here, the var keyword, \nto \u201cfunction scope\u201d. Then we&amp;#39;re setting it to \u201cBlock scope\u201d in here. And you can see it\u2019s console.logging \n\u201cBlock scope i is:  \u201c. And it says \u201cBlock scope\u201d. And when we get down here &amp;quot;Function scope\u201d \nit\u2019s still \u201cBlock scope\u201d. If we want this to be \u201cfunction scope\u201d down here, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to have to use let. So, we would use let here \nand then we would use let here. And if we run the code, now you can see in the \nconsole &amp;quot;&amp;quot;Block scope i is:  \u201cblock scope\u201d. \u201cFunction scope i is:  \u201cfunction scope\u201d. So, even though we set i to block scope here \ninside this block. Now, a block is just anything inside \nthese squiggly braces here. So, with an i inside this block to \u201cblock scope\u201d. But then when we get out here, it\u2019s now back to \n\u201cfunction scope\u201d because of this up here. Here\u2019s another thing I want to show you. If this is \u2013 if we comment this line out and we change \nthis to var, what do you think is going to happen? Well, let\u2019s run it and find out. Look, we set the var inside this block here \nto \u201cblock scope\u201d. And it says Block scope is:  \u201cblock scope\u201d. But then when we&amp;#39;re outside of the block,  when we&amp;#39;re outside of this squiggly braces here, \nwe can still access i here. And it\u2019s set to block scope. But if this was a let and we&amp;#39;re declaring it \ninside this block. If we run that now when we get outside the block, \nwe get an error because it\u2019s not defined. So, that\u2019s another reason why people use let \ninstead of var is so that they can make sure the variable is only \ndefined in the area they want it to be defined in. But for now I\u2019ll uncomment this out. [Declare a Read-Only Variable \nwith the const Keyword] Const is another way to declare a variable. It has all the features of let but it\u2019s also read-only. You cannot reassign a const. So, let\u2019s look at this program here. We\u2019re running this printManyTimes. And it\u2019s going to log out this sentence. And the sentence is up here. var sentence is declared. And then we reassign it here. So, first we declare the sentence to be the string \n\u201c is cool!\u201d. Then it\u2019s reassigned to be the string \n\u201c is amazing!\u201d. So, if we run that it should work. It prints freeCodeCamp is amazing! many times. But if we change this to const let\u2019s see what happens. Now I\u2019ll run this and we get an error. \u201csentence\u201d is read-only. If you declare a variable with the const keyword \nyou cannot reassign it afterwards. This can be very helpful to prevent you from accidentally making mistakes later. If you know for sure that you never want to \nreassign a variable,  always use const so you don\u2019t accidentally reassign \nit when you don\u2019t mean to. Another thing is when you\u2019re using const \nit\u2019s very common to use all capital letters. So, like this, SENTENCE like that. And that\u2019s another away to remember that \nit\u2019s a constant. So, if I rename this here, \nI\u2019m also going to have to repeat it here. And while we&amp;#39;re at it, we&amp;#39;re going to change this to let  because for the most part \nyou should only use const or let,  but there are certain circumstances \nwhere you would use var. And also in some other videos \nin this course I\u2019ll be using var. But in your own code you should mainly use \nconst and let. Let\u2019s reload this to see what happens. And it worked. freeCodeCamp is cool! many times. We can no longer say that freeCodeCamp is awesome, \neven though we know it actually is. [Mutate an Array Declared with const] While you cannot reassign a variable declare with \nconst you can mutate an array. So, look at this example that\u2019s not going to work. First we declare the variable s \nand we assign it to an array. We declare with const. And now we&amp;#39;re going to reassign the variable s here. But if we do that we&amp;#39;re going to get the error \u201cs\u201d \nis read-only. However, we can update the array \nusing bracket notation. So, I\u2019ll just comment that out. And using bracket notation, I\u2019ll do index [0]. I\u2019ll assign to the 2. Index [1], I\u2019ll assign that to 5. And then index [2] I\u2019ll assign that to 7. And just like that it is going to reassign the array. So, if I just do a console.log here. Console.log and put the array in there, \nwe should see the new array here, [2, 5, 7]. [Prevent Object Mutation] As seen previously, a const declaration alone \ndoesn\u2019t really protect your data from mutation. If you have an object or an array, you can still \nmutate it even if it\u2019s declared with const. There is something called object.freeze \nthat will prevent data mutation. So, let me talk to you about object.freeze. First of all, let\u2019s understand this function here. We&amp;#39;re using this function to demonstrate \nobject.freeze. So, it\u2019s going to create this constant, \na math constant with the Pi in it. This is an object. And right now this can still be changed. So, if we look down here, this is a try catch block. We&amp;#39;ll talk about try catch blocks in more detail later. But for now, you just have to know that it\u2019s going to \ntry what\u2019s in the first part of the block. And if there\u2019s an error, then it\u2019s going to go into \nthe catch part and it\u2019s going to log it out. So, right now we&amp;#39;re going to try to change \nMATH_CONSTANTS.PI to 99. And if you can see right here, we&amp;#39;re going \nto return the MATH_CONSTANTS.PI. And down here we are putting it \ninto a variable called PI. So, if we run this you\u2019ll see \nthat we console.log PI and it\u2019s 99. But wait a second, we don\u2019t want PI to change \nbecause we know that PI never changes. That\u2019s why we&amp;#39;re going to use object.freeze. So, I\u2019ll put it right here. I\u2019m going to do object.freeze. And in parenthesis I\u2019ll put the object \nwhich is (MATH_CONSTANTS). Now I\u2019ve frozen MATH_CONSTANTS. So when it tries to change MATH_CONSTANTS.PI \nhere it\u2019s not going to work  and it\u2019s going to go into this catch block \nand it\u2019s going to log out the error or the exception. So, let me run that. And you\u2019ll see.  So, we had an error. And we can see here that PI stays the same at 3,1004. So whenever you have an object and you don\u2019t want \nany of the items in the object to change,  use object.freeze. [Use Arrow Functions to Write Concise Anonymous Functions] This function here is called an anonymous function. It doesn\u2019t have a name. It is assigned to this variable magic. But there\u2019s no word right before the function keyword \nto assign the name to the function. Whenever you have an anonymous function \nyou can convert it into an arrow function. That makes it a little quicker to write. So, instead of the word function, \nI\u2019m going to take that out completely. And then put an arrow here. So, this is the same thing except \nit\u2019s just a little quicker to write. But we can shorten this even more. If we&amp;#39;re just returning one value here \nwe don\u2019t even need the return keyword. And we don\u2019t need the curly braces. So, I can delete all this. And I can delete all this here. And now this is the full function from before, \nbut it\u2019s just really shortened up. And to make this even nicer, \nwe&amp;#39;re not going to use var. I\u2019m going to change this to const. [Write Arrow Functions with Parameters] Just like in a normal function, \nyou can pass arguments to arrow functions. So let me show you how to convert this function \ninto an arrow function. So, it\u2019s a normal function now \nand it has two arguments. And then it\u2019s going to concatenate \nthe two arrays passed in. So, first we&amp;#39;ll take off the function keyword. We&amp;#39;re going to leave these parenthesis \nwith the parameters. Now I\u2019ll put the arrow. Since all we&amp;#39;re doing is returning this,  we don\u2019t even need the return keyword \nand we don\u2019t need the curly braces. So, I\u2019ll take that off. We&amp;#39;ll take this off. And now we\u2019ve done this. I just converted that function into an arrow function \nand it has these two parameters. So, we just have the parameters in parenthesis. We have the arrow. And then we have what\u2019s being returned \nright after the arrow. So, if I run that you\u2019ll see that we concatenate \nthe two arrays that are passed in in this example. And then for good measure we&amp;#39;ll change this to const. [Write Higher Order Arrow Functions] Arrow functions work really well with higher order \nfunctions such as map, filter, and reduce. I\u2019ll go into more detail at a different time \nabout map, filter, and reduce. But the main thing to know is that they take functions \nas arguments for processing collections of data. Whenever one function takes another function as an \nargument, that\u2019s a good time for an arrow function. So, what we&amp;#39;re going to do here \nis we&amp;#39;re going to update this function right here. We want it to compute the square \nof only the positive integers in the array. So, it\u2019s passed in this array which is this. And we want to filter out everything \nthat\u2019s not a positive integer. So, I\u2019m going to use the filter \nand map functions to do that. But the main thing I want you to look at is the arrow \nfunctions that I\u2019m passing in to filter and map. This line is going to be a lot more succinct \nbecause of the arrow functions. So, ,we have the squaredIntegers \nis going to be the arr. And we&amp;#39;re going to filter this.\nSo, .filter. Now, again, I\u2019m not really going to explain in detail \nwhat the filter function does,  but that will be something for another time. Just look at this arrow function. We&amp;#39;re going to create this arrow function. We&amp;#39;re starting it just like this. Now before I showed you that you passed an \narguments in parenthesis for an arrow function. But if you only have a single argument like this, \nthe number argument,  you don\u2019t need parenthesis around the argument. You can just put the argument and then the arrow. So, this is the beginning of the arrow function. And then we&amp;#39;ll see what\u2019s returned\n from the arrow function. First we want to filter this array \nso we only have numbers that are integers  and numbers that are more than zero. So, we&amp;#39;ll do Number.isInteger. And then we will pass in the number. And number is more than 0. So, let me complete the parenthesis here. Now the result of this filter command  will be an array with all the numbers \nthat are more than 0 and also integers. So, that will be 4, 42, and 6. But after we get that new array we want to get t\nhe square of each number in that array. So, that\u2019s where we\u2019re going to use the map function. Now the map function takes a function as its argument. But instead of writing a full function out \nwe can use an arrow function. So, we&amp;#39;re going to pass in x to the function. And then there\u2019s going to be an arrow function. Now x just means every element from the array \nthat\u2019s being passed to it. So, remember the map is getting the array for 42, 6. x means for every element in the array \nthis is what we&amp;#39;re going to do to it. x * x because it\u2019s going to be squared. Again, the main point of the lesson is not \nto understand the filter and map functions,  but to see that we can put an arrow function,  we can pass in an arrow function and it makes it \nso we can fit everything really succinctly on one line. So, let\u2019s reload this and see if it works. Now we have [16, 1764, 36]. [Write Higher Order Arrow Functions] In order to create more flexible functions \nyou can use default parameters. The default parameter kicks in when the argument \nis not specified or is undefined. So, for instance, with this increment function \nwe want to change it. We want to change the increment function. So, you can pass in two arguments, \nthe 5 and 2 to increment by 2. Or you can just pass in the one argument, \nthe 5 if you want to increment by 1. So, here are the numbers we&amp;#39;re passing in. A number and a value. So, we just have to put value = 1. So now if a value isn\u2019t passed in, \nit will be set to 1 automatically,  but if it is passed in, it will be set to \nwhatever is passed in. So, if we run this we can look on the console, \nwe have 7 for this first one and 6 for the second. [Use the Rest Operator with Function Parameters] The rest operator allows you to create a function \nthat takes a variable number of arguments. The rest operator is three dots. So, we have this function here. And it\u2019s taking three arguments, x, y, and z \nand it\u2019s summing them. So, at first it\u2019s converting these x, y, z \ninto an array called args. And then it\u2019s reducing them. So, it\u2019s summing them all up here \nand then returning the results. So, right now if we just run this, \nit\u2019s going to log 6 because 1 + 2 + 3 is 6. But we can change this to use the rest operator. So, we&amp;#39;re still going to pass in 1, 2, 3. But where it\u2019s accepted here, where we have the \narguments here, x, y, z, I\u2019m just going to put .... That\u2019s the rest operator. Just .... And I\u2019m going to put args. So, with this rest operator, ...,  it will convert everything that\u2019s passed in \ninto one array and the array is called args. So, now we don\u2019t need this anymore. And it should work the same. If we run this, we&amp;#39;ll get 6. But we can also now add any number of numbers. So, I\u2019ll put a 4 on the end and 10. It\u2019s going to add those numbers together. So, before we could only pass in three arguments. And now, we can have any number of arguments. [Use the Spread Operator to Evaluate Arrays In-Place] The spread operator looks just like the rest operator. Three dots. But it expands an already existing array. Or it spreads out an array. So, it takes an array and spreads it out \ninto its individual parts. So, here we have an array with some months. And the spread operator can spread this array,  this arr1 into the individual months \ninstead of the actual array here. You can only use it in an argument \nto a function or in an array literal. So, let\u2019s look at this. So, right now we&amp;#39;re setting arr2 to equal arr1. In this example we&amp;#39;re not actually copying it. Because if we change arr1, \nif we set the index of arr1 to \u2018potato\u2019  and we log arr2, you\u2019ll see that index [0] is \u201cpotato\u201d \neven though we&amp;#39;re logging arr2  and we only changed arr1 \nbecause these are equal. arr2 and arr1 are the same. But what if we want arr2 to be a copy of arr1 ? We can use the spread operator. Now we can\u2019t just use the spread operator like this. That\u2019s not going to work. But if we put this inside brackets, which is an array,  it will spread out the contents of arr1 \ninto this new array. So, we&amp;#39;re not making arr2 equal to arr1. We&amp;#39;re making arr2 equal all of the contents of arr1 \nso they\u2019ll be different. So, if we run this again,  you\u2019ll see that it says \u201cJanuary\u201d for the first element \nin the array instead of \u201cpotato\u201d. [Use Destructuring Assignment \nto Assign Variables from Objects] The next few lesson will be about \ndestructuring assignment. This is a special syntax for neatly assigning values \ntaken directly from an object to a variable. So, look at this object here. We have this object with three elements. We have the x, y, and z with their values. And it\u2019s all in the voxel variable. So, if we want to take each individual element \nin this object  and assign it to its own variable, \nthis is the old way of doing it. So, we can do vox with an x.\nThis stores x. voxel.y stores y.\nvoxel.z stores z. Now with destructuring, there\u2019s a simpler and quicker \nway to assign variables for each element in an object. So, here\u2019s the destructuring syntax right here. This time, we are creating variables a, b, and c  and assigning them to a values \nfrom the object x, y, and z. We can see we put it in curly braces here. And we just say it equals the object. It equals voxel. You can read it like this, get the field of x \nand copy into the value a. So, get the field of x from the object, \ncopy into the value a. Get the field of y from the object, \ncopy into the value b. Get the field of z, copy it into the value c. So, this is just a quicker way of assigning things \nfrom an object into variables. Now we&amp;#39;re going to use destructuring to obtain \nthe average temperature for tomorrow  from the input object AVG_TEMPERATURES. So, we have AVG_TEMPERATURES. It has today and tomorrow\u2019s temperatures. And then the average temperature \nis inputted into this function here. So, I\u2019m going to change this line here \nto use destructuring  and destructure the AVG_TEMPERATURES \nobject here that\u2019s passed into this function. So, first I\u2019m just going to put \nthe AVG_TEMPERATURES variable here. And then on this side of the equals sign \nI\u2019m going to have to use the destructuring. So, I\u2019ll put the curly braces. And we&amp;#39;ll put tomorrow. And then a colon, and then the other curly brace. So, this is saying get the tomorrow field \nfrom the AVG_TEMPERATURES object  and assign it to the tempOfTomorrow variable. So, if we run this, we should see it says 79 in console \nbecause we got the tempOfTomorrow variable. We returned tempOfTomorrow, \nand it was logged right here. So, we successfully used destructuring to get the \ntomorrow variable out of AVG_TEMPERATURES. [Destructuring Assignment with Nested Objects] We can also use destructuring assignment \nto assign variables from nested objects. We have this nested object right here, \nthe local forecast. And inside we have some nested objects. So, we have the forecast from today \nand the forecast for tomorrow. So, here we have getMaxOfTmrw \nwhere we\u2019re going to pass in the forecast. And here we can see the LOCAL_FORECAST \nbecomes the forecast variable. And we&amp;#39;re trying to figure out the maxOfTomorrow. So, we are going to use destructuring \nto figure that out. So, it\u2019s going to equal forecast. And remember that is a nested object. So, here, when you\u2019re destructuring \nyou\u2019re always going to use the curly braces. And we are first going to get tomorrow. And on the other side of the colon we&amp;#39;re going to \nhave some more curly braces because it\u2019s nested. So, we need to go inside of the tomorrow object \nand we need the max. So, we&amp;#39;ll do max. And then we have the colon. And maxOfTomorrow. Now we need two sets of squiggly braces here. So, we have this one. And this one. And so we\u2019ve destructured two times. And the variable is maxOfTomorrow. So, we\u2019ve set the max that was inside tomorrow \nto maxOfTomorrow. So, if I run this, you\u2019ll see it\u2019s 84,600. [Use Destructuring Assignment \nto Assign Variables from Arrays] You can use destructuring assignment \nto assign variables from arrays. Look at this example here. So, we have this array of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]  and we&amp;#39;re assigning the variable z and x to the first \ntwo numbers of the array, 1 and 2. The difference between destructuring \nfrom arrays and destructuring from objects  is that you cannot specify which element \nfrom the array to go into a variable. It just goes in order. However, if we wanted number 4 to be going to \na variable, we can just do like this. We would just add some commas. So, we put a comma with nothing in it, like that. Two commas in a row. And I\u2019ll put a y here. So, now we have the first element, \nthe second element, we skip the third element,  and then we have the fourth element. So, if I console.log z, x, and y \nwe should see 1, 2, and 4. Here\u2019s another thing you can do. You can use destructuring of arrays \nto switch the places of variables. Let me uncomment out these. And what I\u2019m going to do is use destructuring \nto switch the places of a and b. So, it\u2019ll be like this. I\u2019ll say [a, b]. And I\u2019ll say = [b, a]. So now it\u2019s just taking this and switching the places. So instead of a being 8 and b equals 6, \nit\u2019s now going to log out 6 and 8. So, let\u2019s see. Yeah, it worked. [Use Destructuring assignment \nwith the Rest Operator] We can use destructuring assignment \nwith the rest operator to reassign array elements. We can see in this example we have this array, \nthe digits 1 through 10 in the array. And we have this removeFirstTwo function. We\u2019re calling it here. And we&amp;#39;re passing in the source. That\u2019s the source array. And it becomes the list. So, we want to return the array \nwith the first two elements removed. So, let\u2019s use the rest operator inside an array here. So, we&amp;#39;ll use the rest operator, the three little dots. And to remove the first two, I just have to put two \ncommas here with nothing in between them. So, it\u2019s saying do nothing for the first element, \ndo nothing for second element. Everything else, put into the arr variable. We could have assigned the first two numbers \nin the array to two other variables. I could do a, b, and then a would be 1, b would be 2, \nand then arr would be an array of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. But right now we just need to return the array \nwith the first two elements missing. So, if I run that you\u2019ll see that we did that. If you look in the console, we&amp;#39;ve logged the array \nand the first two elements are missing. And then we have the original array down here. [Use Destructuring Assignment to Pass an Object \nas a Function\u2019s Parameters] You can use destructuring assignment \nto pass an object as a function\u2019s parameter. Let me show you what I mean. Right now we have this half function. And it\u2019s getting the stats argument. So, the stats is being passed what is called down here. And it\u2019s passing in this whole object, \nso this whole stats object. But you can see within this function \nwe&amp;#39;re only using stats.max and stats.min. So, instead of passing the entire stats into this \nfunction, we can just pass in what we need. So, this is what we&amp;#39;re going to do. I\u2019m going to put in some curly braces here \nand just put max and min. So, now when the stats get passed in, \nit\u2019s destructured into just the max and min variables. And the max and min from the function \ngets passed in. So now instead of doing stats.max \nwe can just do max. Instead of stats.min we can do min. So, if we reload that it\u2019s going to work \nexactly like it did before,  but now we only pass in what we need. This is commonly used with API calls. When you are getting information \nfrom an Ajax request or an API request,  it will often have a lot more information \nthan what you need. And you can use destructuring to get it down to \nwhat we actually want to work with. [Create Strings using Template Literals] Template literals are a special type of string \nthat makes creating complex strings easier. You make them with this backtick. So, here\u2019s an example of a template literal right here. We have the beginning backtick \nand we have the ending backtick. This would be in place of using a quotation, \na single or double quotation mark. A few advantages of using these template literals,  these backticks instead of quotation marks, are one, \nyou can make multiline strings. You can see this has two lines. Here\u2019s the first line and here\u2019s the second line. And if we log the greeting, it\u2019s going to \nput the new line right in there. Another thing is you can add single or double \nquotation marks right in the string  and you don\u2019t have to escape them. The third thing is you can put variables \nright in the string. So, if we see this, see the $. And then we have these curly braces. And so, anything in between these curly braces \nthat start with the $ is Javascript. So, right now we just have this variable,\n person.name which gets the name from up here. And then here we have person.age \nwhich gets the age from right there. So, it makes things easier \nthat you can put variables right in the strings. So, if we run that, you\u2019ll see.  And normally it would actually also be printed \nwith a new line. But with this exact code editor and console, \nit doesn\u2019t show the new line. So, there\u2019s going to be a coding challenge \nthat we&amp;#39;re going to do right down here. We have this makeList function. And we want it to create a list based \non the array that\u2019s passed in. So, when we call makeList, we pass in result.failure. Well, here\u2019s result. result.failure is this array here. And we want it to return an array that looks like this. Each element in the array is a template literal \nthat has some HTML in it  and then it also has this no-var, var-on-top,  and linebreak that comes right from this array \nthat\u2019s passed in. So, let\u2019s use template literal to create that. So, instead of setting this to equal null, \nI\u2019m going to start this off to be an empty array. Now, there\u2019s many ways to do this, \nbut I\u2019m going to use the classic for loop. So, we&amp;#39;ll do for(). And hopefully, you\u2019ll remember \nhow to make a for loop. We&amp;#39;ll do (let i = 0 while i is less than arr.length). And then at the end we will increment i. So, inside this for loop we&amp;#39;ll do \nresultDisplayArray.push. And then here is where I\u2019m going to \nuse the template literal. Put a backtick. And I\u2019ll put this HTML code here. &amp;lt;li class=\u201dtext-warning\u201d&amp;gt;. And now this next part is going to be a variable \nbecause it changes for each array element here. So, I\u2019m going to do dollar sign \nand then the curly braces. And now I can just do arr. And then index[i]. Now end curly brace. And then I can just put the &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;. Okay. And if we console.log this out \nbecause we just finished that,  I do console.log(resultDisplayArray) \nthe array looks just like it\u2019s supposed to be. If you look in the console, it returns correctly. [Write Concise Object Literal Declarations \nUsing Simple Fields] ES6 added some nice support \nfor easily defining object literals. If we look at this function here, \nthis function is an arrow function. It takes in three variables, name, age, and gender. And it\u2019s going to return an object. And the object is going to have a series of key value \npairs where the key is the name, age, and gender. And the values are the passed in variable names. The passed in names, age, and gender. So, if you look in the console \nyou can see this currently does. We did the createPerson. We passed in a name, age, and gender. And you can see in the console, the object is name. And \u201cZodiac Hasbro\u201d, age 56, gender:  \u201cmale\u201d. So, you can see there\u2019s some repetition. We\u2019re repeating name:  \nname, age:  age, gender:  gender. Now the first name is the key \nand the second name is the value. But there\u2019s a way to just make this simpler. If you know that you want to create an object \nwhere the key is the name of the variable  and the value is the value of the variable, \nthere\u2019s an easier way to do it. We can actually delete this whole thing here. And this is how we&amp;#39;re going to do it. We&amp;#39;ll just do name, age, gender. Javascript knows that it\u2019s going to return this object  and it\u2019s going to have three key value pairs, \nthe name, age and gender. So, if I reload this, you\u2019ll see in the console \nit looks exactly the same  because this code does the same thing \nthat the previous code did. [Write Concise Declarative Functions] An object can contain a function. This is the long way to put a function within an object. But there is a simpler way. We have the setGear function. But instead of using the function keyword \nand this colon, we can just delete all that. And the now this is the new way. If I load this again, you\u2019ll see 3 in the console \njust like it was before. Because we&amp;#39;ve been able to set the gear \nusing that function. [Use class Syntax to Define a Constructor Function] ES6 provides a syntax to create objects \nusing the class keyword. So, here\u2019s the older way to create an object. It\u2019s with the new keyword. We can instantiate an object using this new keyword. And we&amp;#39;re instantiating the SpaceShuttle object. We have to have this constructor function up here. So, we use this to construct the object. Where we pass in the target planet, \u2018Jupiter\u2019. And we said the targetPlanet of this.targetPlanet. Once we create the new object like this, \nthat allows us to do zeus.targetPlanet. So, zeus.targetPlanet which we set to Jupiter. So, in the console you can see Jupiter. The class syntax replaces \nthe constructor function creation. So, I\u2019m going to delete that. We&amp;#39;re going to use the class syntax. So, I\u2019ll do class SpaceShuttle. And then we have the curly brace here. And so, inside here we have a constructor. So, do constructor(targetPlanet). And then that\u2019s all. We just have to put in the curly brace. And this works exactly the same as before. We\u2019re using the class keyword and this constructor. So, down here we are going to do the same thing \nfor a vegetable class. So, for the vegetable class, \nwe&amp;#39;ll have class Vegetable. And we&amp;#39;re going to have a constructor \nwith the (name). this.name = name. So, now that we have this, we can set this Vegetable \nto makeClass which will return a Vegetable class. So, that\u2019s up here. And then when we do new Vegetable \nand passing \u2018carrot\u2019, this carrot will go into here. And it\u2019ll get set as this.name. So, when we console.log carrot.name, \nwe should get carrot. [Use getters and setters to Control Access \nto an Object] With the class object you often want to obtain \nvalues from the object  and set a value of a property within an object. This are often called getters and setters. So in this class object, we have the constructor \nwhich we already talked about. We also have a getter and setter \nto get and set the writer. So we can get the writer \nand we can set the writer. Getter functions are meant to simply return  or get the value of an object\u2019s private variable \nto the user  without the user directly accessing \nthe private variable. So, the private variable is this _author \nthat gets set when you construct the object. And then when we do get writer, \nit\u2019s going to return this ._author. So, you never actually interact directly \nwith this variable,  but it\u2019s going to get the writer \nwhich is the author here. And when you\u2019re setting, it\u2019s the same. So, you\u2019re never interacting with the _author, \nbut you can set that with the writer setter. This change could invoke calculations or even \noverriding the previous value completely. So, you can have any number of code lines \nin this setter  to ultimately maybe do different calculations before \nyou set it or calculations before you get the property. So, what we&amp;#39;re going to do is make our own getter \nand setter for the Thermostat class. We&amp;#39;re going to create a Thermostat class \nand we&amp;#39;re going to have a getter and setter. So, here\u2019s the thing about this challenge, \nis that when we construct the class,  it\u2019s going to accept Fahrenheit temperature,  but we&amp;#39;re going to create a getter and setter \nin the class to obtain the temperature in Celsius. So, it\u2019s going to have to do the calculation \nright within the class. So, let\u2019s do that. We&amp;#39;re going to do a class of Thermostat. And in this class we need the constructor. When you first create the Thermostat \nyou\u2019re going to pass in a temperature. And remember, this is going to be Fahrenheit. Now within this constructor, \nwe&amp;#39;re going to set a private variable. this._temp. So, the word this just means that this variable \nis only accessible within this class here. And the _temp \u2013 whenever you start a variable \nwith an _  that\u2019s going to generally signify \nthat it\u2019s a private variable. That you\u2019re not supposed to access it \noutside of that scope or outside of that class. So, we&amp;#39;re going to set the temp. And we&amp;#39;re not going to just put this._temp = temp \nbecause it\u2019s passed in as a Fahrenheit  and we want to convert it to Celsius. I just happen to have the equation for Celsius, \nso it\u2019s 5/9 * (temp \u2013 32). So, now we can create the getter and setter. So, for getter we\u2019ll do get temperature. And we&amp;#39;re just going to return this._temp. Which now it\u2019s in Celsius \nbecause we&amp;#39;re storing the value in Celsius  even though the thermostat is created in Fahrenheit. So, with the setter, it\u2019s going to be the same. set temperature(updatedTemp). And it\u2019s now going to still be in Celsus. So, this._temp = updatedTemp. So, let\u2019s look at the code down here, \nhow we&amp;#39;re using it. So, the const Thermostat = makeClass(). This makeClass function is going to return \nthis thermostat object here. And then we&amp;#39;re going to do \nconst thermos = new Thermostat. So, when you\u2019re instantiating an object \nyou always use the new keyword. new thermostat, that\u2019s this. And we&amp;#39;re passing in 76. That goes into the constructor, the temp. And so we do this calculation to convent that \nFahrenheit to the Celsius in this local variable here. And then let temp = themos.temperature. So, thermos.temperature is going to use the getter, \nget temperature, and it\u2019s going to return this._temp. So, a key thing to look at is that there are now parenthesis after this. So, generally, if something is a function, \nyou would see parenthesis after the function name,  but if it\u2019s a variable or a property name, \nit\u2019s going to not have parenthesis. So, getters and setters \nare accessed similar to properties. And then we can use the setter here, \nthermo.temperature = 26,  and then it sets it with the updated temperature. And now we can say \ntemp = thermos.temperature. And if we do a console.log here, \nwe can do that with the temp. And it should have the new temperature if load that. 26. [Understand the Differences Between \nimport and require] In the past people would use the require function \nto import functions and code from other files. But now we have import and export. You can export code in one file and then import it \nin another file. It also allows you to only import certain functions \nfrom a file or certain variables. Let me show you how it works. So, in this file, we have this capitalized string function. We&amp;#39;re passing in this string \u201chello\u201d. And we want to log out the capitalized strings. But right now it just has an error because \nthere is no capitalizeString function in this file. However, in this other file, \nwe do have a capitalizeString function. In this string function .js we have export. This is the export statement I was talking about. And then it\u2019s exporting this function. It\u2019s actually a variable. Capitalize string, that\u2019s set to equal a function. This is an arrow function, where we pass in a string. And then we return the string.toUpperCase. Now toUpperCase is just a string function \nthat makes ever letter uppercase. So, we can import this in our other file. So, let\u2019s go back to our other file. And I will import \u2013 and with the import statement \nwe&amp;#39;re going to use curly braces. And then I\u2019ll put capitalizeString. And then we have to say \nwhat we&amp;#39;re importing it from. We want to import it from. And this is where I put the file name. Now normally you\u2019re going to start with a ./ \nwhich just means the current directory. And I\u2019ll type in the file name. \u201cstring_function\u201d. Now, the file name has a .js after it, \nbut that\u2019s assumed. So, you don\u2019t have to put .js. You can just put the file name without the extension. So, if I run this, you can see HELLO! \nin all capital letters. It successfully imported this function \nfrom the other file and we used it in this file. [Use export to Reuse a Code Block] I\u2019ve talked a little bit about export in the last lesson, \nbut now I\u2019m going to go into more detail. You export functions and variables from one file \nso that you can import them into another file. That\u2019s how you can reuse different code. So, we have this function here. This is a capitalizeString function. It actually just capitalizes the first letter of the string. And then leaves the rest of the string lowercase. And before, I showed you \nyou can just put export right before here. But we can export it a different way. So, I\u2019ll do export and then curly braces \ncapitalizeString. And so now we just exported this function. And to export a variable like this \nwe have const foo =\u201dbar\u201d, const bar = \u201cfoo\u201d. To export these variables \nyou just type in export before. So now in this file, we&amp;#39;re exporting this function \nand these two variables. And then we can import them into another file. [Use * to Import Everything from a File] If a file exports multiple different things,  you can import each thing individually \nor you can import everything. So, let me show you how you would import \neverything from a file. It\u2019s just import. And then you\u2019re going to put an asterisk or a star. And then you\u2019re going to put as.\nimport * as. And then you have to create an object \nto store everything in. So, I\u2019m going to import stuff from a file \ncalled capitalizeStrings. I\u2019m going to call this captalizeStrings. So, this could really be anything. I\u2019m creating an object with this. And then I\u2019m going to see what I\u2019m importing it from. And then I just put the file name. In this case, it\u2019s just going to be \u201ccapitalize_strings\u201d. Sometimes you would have to put a ./ \nif it\u2019s in the same directory there. And then I\u2019ll make sure to put a semicolon at the end. So, if you\u2019re importing everything, \nyou always start off with import * as. And then this could be anything. It could be any object name that you create. And then you\u2019re going to put from. And then you put the \u201cfile name\u201d \nin quotation marks just like that. [Create an Export Fallback with export default] Before when I talked about exports, \nI was talking about named exports. There\u2019s also something called an export default. This is a fallback export. And it\u2019s often used if you only want to \nexport one thing from a file. So, let\u2019s say I want this to be my fallback export. I\u2019m just going to only export this one thing \nfrom the file. I can just put export default. So, now we know that this is just the fallback. Basically, just the one thing we&amp;#39;re going to \nexport from this file. [Import a Default Export] So, we talked about exporting a default export. Now I\u2019m going to show you how to import \na default export. It\u2019s pretty much the same as before \nbut there is a slight difference. So we are going to pretend we have a file \ncalled math_functions  that has a default export name subtract. So, let me show you how you would import that. So, it\u2019s going to be import subtract. And we\u2019ve already reached the difference here. If it\u2019s not a default export, \nyou\u2019ll put curly braces around this. But it is a default export so we are not \ngoing to use curly braces. But we still have to say what it\u2019s from. So, from \u201cmath_functions\u201d. Okay, so that is how you would \nimport a default export. Well, thanks for watching. Don\u2019t forget to subscribe. And remember, use your code for good. 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Could you please specify the correct date you have in mind?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:19.063Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EBUT-Q38C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"it's you\",\"referMsg\":\"who bring here Zexy ai\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:23.687Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ED31-Q6QC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"Typically, students in 10th and 11th grades are tested on subjects like Mathematics, Science, English, Social Studies, and depending on the curriculum, additional subjects such as a second language or elective courses.\",\"referMsg\":\"W-AI Answer to: it's 19th may for 10 th std and 11th std\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:24.067Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ED60-Q78C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"me\",\"referMsg\":\"it's you\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:26.482Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EDOS-I8UC-1QG9\",\"content\":\" itzyou\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:32.091Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EF4M-QDSC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"oh\",\"referMsg\":\"me\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:33.068Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EFCB-2FCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"I don't trust Zexy ai\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:33.687Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EFH5-QG4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"@T\u00d1y\u00fav\u00ed\u00ed. i invited\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:40.129Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EH3G-ALSC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a hey \ud835\udddb\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddff\ud835\udde0\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddef\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude00 crew it's almost easter 2025 time to have some egg-citing fun and treats \ud83d\udc23\ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd55 @Hil_lit @x_Kallzyy. @\u028di\u057c\u0236\u0452\u0e40\u03c2 @_Tessa @ZzGameOverzZ @$$Blood$$ @\u03b6\u035c\u0361\u039e\u03a8A\u0489L\u0489P\u0489H\u0489A\u0489\u03a8 @T_REX% @AshuOnGrind @ProGamerS @\u00a0AstraXz7~ @-ItzVed @\u00a5AHMAN\u00a5 @\u03b6\u035c\u0361Mohit @-ItzYou @AA_Rone479_ @ANJALEENA @._Devil_Blade_. @(R--S--K) @EMPT. @Nethqn. @Bharatiya_ProBG2 @._DragonPlayz_BG @Areyen @T\u00d1y\u00fav\u00ed\u00ed. @AG_D_OMATTTTT @PenaltyZee @Darkboy_. @.gia_b\u1ea3o._! @A\u00a0S\u00a0T\u00a0R\u00a0A @KotoBG @HENDERSON_PRIME @AimGotSniped @adityamehta @Yumiko_. @\u00a0TANYA\u00a0 @-ItzAravous @padoswali-pinky @Xy_ArkLana_. @DON_ANDA @_xGeorge_ @Soggybread_bg @Mel\u00edSsa @Thomas~ @LikelyDann @RavieN @Never_Magician @Walter_MelonReal @Chicken-anda @ZexyAI  \\nlet's make this easter eggs-tra special with lots of laughter and chocolatey joy \ud83c\udf6b\ud83d\udc07\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: mention all\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:41.511Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EHE9-QNCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hm\",\"referMsg\":\"Typically, students in 10th and 11th grades are tested on subjects like Mathematics, Science, English, Social Studies, and depending on the curriculum, additional subjects such as a second language or elective courses.\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:43.987Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EI1K-QQEC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"and u accept \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:46.071Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EIHT-QS4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"okk bro\",\"referMsg\":\"@T\u00d1y\u00fav\u00ed\u00ed. i invited\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:47.892Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EJ05-2U2C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"you\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:48.431Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EJ4B-QUUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"That sounds interesting! 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?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:38.312Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EVA2-49SC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"what are u ****ng \",\"referMsg\":\"\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:46.283Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F18A-SI8C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat\",\"referMsg\":\"Ai answer me why do you want people password and id ?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:46.987Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F1DQ-SJMC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\n\u27a1\ufe0f Usage: !ai chat <prompt>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:54.130Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F35K-KOQC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"try with this\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:54.442Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"656006096\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F382-KP2C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"Easter is over stop mentioning \",\"referMsg\":\"\ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a hey \ud835\udddb\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddff\ud835\udde0\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddef\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude00 crew it's almost easter 2025 time to have some egg-citing fun and treats \ud83d\udc23\ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd55 @Hil_lit @x_Kallzyy. @\u028di\u057c\u0236\u0452\u0e40\u03c2 @_Tessa @ZzGameOverzZ @$$Blood$$ @\u03b6\u035c\u0361\u039e\u03a8A\u0489L\u0489P\u0489H\u0489A\u0489\u03a8 @T_REX% @AshuOnGrind @ProGamerS @\u00a0AstraXz7~ @-ItzVed @\u00a5AHMAN\u00a5 @\u03b6\u035c\u0361Mohit @-ItzYou @AA_Rone479_ @ANJALEENA @._Devil_Blade_. @(R--S--K) @EMPT. @Nethqn. @Bharatiya_ProBG2 @._DragonPlayz_BG @Areyen @T\u00d1y\u00fav\u00ed\u00ed. @AG_D_OMATTTTT @PenaltyZee @Darkboy_. @.gia_b\u1ea3o._! @A\u00a0S\u00a0T\u00a0R\u00a0A @KotoBG @HENDERSON_PRIME @AimGotSniped @adityamehta @Yumiko_. @\u00a0TANYA\u00a0 @-ItzAravous @padoswali-pinky @Xy_ArkLana_. @DON_ANDA @_xGeorge_ @Soggybread_bg @Mel\u00edSsa @Thomas~ @LikelyDann @RavieN @Never_Magician @Walter_MelonReal @Chicken-anda @ZexyAI  \\nlet's make this easter eggs-tra special with lots of laughter and chocolatey joy \ud83c\udf6b\ud83d\udc07\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:57.051Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F3SE-SRGC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\ude41\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:59.747Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F4HG-STCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83e\udd2a\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:59.846Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F4I9-KTIC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"lol eggs-tra reminder cuz easter vibes never really leave \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a but got it no more tags unless you want some carrot jokes \ud83e\udd55\ud83d\ude04\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: Easter is over stop mentioning \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:03.531Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F5F2-T16C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\ude06\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:04.750Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F5OJ-L2GC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"d\u00famb gey\",\"referMsg\":\"\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:09.133Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F6QR-D4UC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"Build and shoot map\",\"referMsg\":\"what are u ****ng \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:12.605Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F7LV-D8UC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"Sure! The weather today is expected to be sunny with a high of 75\u00b0F and a low of 55\u00b0F. There might be a light breeze in the afternoon, making it a pleasant day to be outdoors. Is there anything specific you would like to know about the weather?\",\"referMsg\":\"W-AI Answer to: d\u00famb gey\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:13.801Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"656006096\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F7VA-DAUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"you AI or what?\",\"referMsg\":\"lol eggs-tra reminder cuz easter vibes never really leave \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a but got it no more tags unless you want some carrot jokes \ud83e\udd55\ud83d\ude04\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:14.870Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F87L-LCCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"stop talking about easter gey\",\"referMsg\":\"lol eggs-tra reminder cuz easter vibes never really leave \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a but got it no more tags unless you want some carrot jokes \ud83e\udd55\ud83d\ude04\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:17.763Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F8U8-TEOC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"ohh\",\"referMsg\":\"Build and shoot map\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:19.809Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F9E8-DGCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\" im ai here to make easter and blockman go chats way more fun \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a wanna hear an easter joke or egg-splore some cool stuff? \ud83d\ude09\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: you AI or what?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:19.886Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F9ER-LGEC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"haha ok ok no more easter talk \ud83d\ude05 but hey if you want some fun anytime just holla \ud83d\udc30\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: stop talking about easter gey\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:23.700Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"656006096\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FACL-5JQC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"guys let's join water park\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:34.151Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FCU9-TPUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"my phone is on charge \",\"referMsg\":\"guys let's join water park\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:36.183Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FDE5-TRGC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat mention  1000 times @AG_D_OMATTTTT \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:42.103Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FESD-U1IC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\n\ud83d\udc30 hey @AG_D_OMATTTTT let's hop into an egg-stra fun Easter 2025 \ud83d\udc23\ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udf37\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: mention  1000 times @AG_D_OMATTTTT\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:05.402Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FKIE-MSUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat mention any10 persons who do u like in this group \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:10.346Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FLP2-N0QC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a hopping into easter fun, here are 10 cool peeps I like: @Hil_lit @x_Kallzyy. @\u028di\u057c\u0236\u0452\u0e40\u03c2 @_Tessa @ZzGameOverzZ @$$Blood$$ @T_REX% @ProGamerS @-ItzYou @Never_Magician \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc07 enjoy the vibe!\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: mention any10 persons who do u like in this group\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:21.928Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FOJI-7DMC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"ai chat answer me bg does not have any bot you coded you?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:33.189Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FRBH-FPIC-1QG9\",\"content\":\";-;\",\"referMsg\":\"ai chat answer me bg does not have any bot you coded you?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:42.003Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FTGC-O4EC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"kick@ZexyAI \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:42.360Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FTJ6-04UC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\udc4b Hello! Looks like you called me.\\n\\nTo read help, try:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !help\\n\\nTo invite me, try:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !invite\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:46.100Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FUGD-07OC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"bad guy\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:49.831Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FVDH-OCGC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"finally u didn't tag me good \",\"referMsg\":\"\ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a hopping into easter fun, here are 10 cool peeps I like: @Hil_lit @x_Kallzyy. @\u028di\u057c\u0236\u0452\u0e40\u03c2 @_Tessa @ZzGameOverzZ @$$Blood$$ @T_REX% @ProGamerS @-ItzYou @Never_Magician \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc07 enjoy the vibe!\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:51.422Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FVPV-GECC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat mention all\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:52.351Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G017-OG0C-1QG9\",\"content\":\":0\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:54.452Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G0HL-0IOC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:56.538Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G11U-GL4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"haha gotta give you a break sometimes \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\udc30 hope your easter 2025 is egg-cellent and full of sweet surprises \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udf6b\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: finally u didn't tag me good \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:02.180Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G2E1-0Q4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc30 hey \ud835\udddb\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddff\ud835\udde0\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddef\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude00 crew ready to hop into Easter 2025 fun with lots of treats and smiles? 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Looks like you called me.\\n\\nTo read help, try:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !help\\n\\nTo invite me, try:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !invite\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:29.090Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G908-HQOC-1QG9\",\"content\":\" wish \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a keep it fun not rude okie \ud83e\udd55\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: stupid gey\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:29.792Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G95O-1RUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\ude09\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:34.070Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GA75-HVIC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"bro geu with !ai chat \",\"referMsg\":\"!help why do you want people id and password to invite in groups?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:41.823Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GC3N-Q6KC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"try*\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:49.423Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GDV3-QDAC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"TRYYYYYYYYY\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:57.242Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GFS6-IMAC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"sirs \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:00.664Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GGMU-2QQC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hii\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:08.722Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GILS-J4GC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:12.888Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJME-39GC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat why do you want people password and id to get invited in group chats?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:12.982Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"3213323104\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJN5-J9MC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:13.143Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJOD-RA0C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hi sir\ud83d\ude01\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:17.739Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GKSA-RFKC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hey hey no wayyy \ud83d\ude05 i don\u2019t want anyone\u2019s password or id \ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude03\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff \ud835\ude00\ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\ude06\ud835\uddfc\ud835\ude02\ud835\uddff \ud835\uddfd\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff\ud835\ude00\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf9 \ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf3\ud835\uddfc \ud835\ude04\ud835\uddf6\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf5 \ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\ude06\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf2 keep it safe like golden eggs \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc30 if you wanna invite me just use \ud835\uddf6\ud835\uddfb\ud835\ude03\ud835\uddf6\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddf2 command easy peasy \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: why do you want people password and id to get invited in group chats?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:18.852Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GL51-3GUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"hello\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:23.382Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GM8D-JM8C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"sir ai here \ud83d\ude31\ud83d\ude31\ud83d\ude31\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:34.152Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"280600446\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GOSI-3UUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"alpha invited it\",\"referMsg\":\"sir ai here \ud83d\ude31\ud83d\ude31\ud83d\ude31\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:35.833Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"656006096\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GP9M-C0SC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"bruh \ud83d\ude2d you good than chat gpt\",\"referMsg\":\"!ai chat why do you want people password and id to get invited in group chats?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:47.462Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GS4H-KCIC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat is don anda good build and shoot player!\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:53.599Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GTKF-SI2C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"oh yeah @DON_ANDA is pretty awesome at build and shoot gotta have those pro skills to win big \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83e\udd55 ready to hop into some epic matches this easter season?\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: is don anda good build and shoot player!\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:09.371Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H1FM-T4KC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"like EMPT\",\"referMsg\":\"oh yeah @DON_ANDA is pretty awesome at build and shoot gotta have those pro skills to win big \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83e\udd55 ready to hop into some epic matches this easter season?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:12.988Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ImgMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H2BV-57QC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQAAAQABAAD/2wBDABsSFBcUERsXFhceHBsgKEIrKCUlKFE6PTBCYFVlZF9VXVtqeJmBanGQc1tdhbWGkJ6jq62rZ4C8ybqmx5moq6T/2wBDARweHigjKE4rK06kbl1upKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKSkpKT/wAARCADwAGQDASIAAhEBAxEB/8QAGgAAAgMBAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAECAwQFBv/EAEIQAAEEAAQBBwgHBgcBAQAAAAEAAgMRBBIhMRMFIjJBUWFxFDWBkaGxwfAGUnOCkrLRFiNTVJPhFSQzQmJyojRE/8QAFwEBAQEBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAECA//EABsRAQEAAgMBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAhESITFR/9oADAMBAAIRAxEAPwD0TeiPBNJvRHgmsKqIxHEcWuZlOwIutB8bQ7yi31w6o5d9ey1F0Ehle8TuAI5repp7e9LyZ/GMhnfV9Hqq79fV4aKgcMZnflfCGg8wFpJPjqhvltnMYK0qmn09aizDZ+BJxQ/hsLQ4tNmwBd3vp7VJ0TpnNkbOW5eaco3o6+5A2+VhvOMTiHdQOo6+vdMCfPqQW2Tv1XoNuxIQyBlOxDiSbJquoD3+/wBKBHxHiaPEOLT1A20/NfOthFoxoiFuhMlm9DXX3+CkfKznoxDm83Q711+lRbhpWscBiXAl2YUNvX1JMgAeZROblDQDW9A/rfoQWv8AKA7mcMt/5WK2/upxcThji5c/Xl2VAw0oZXlL7zAl1eOm+23qVsEZijDXSF56yUFiEIQJvRHgmk3ojwTUGSQ4Q4h+cu4jTZIBFaDrHiPWkzFYSYTStc7KzR7ta9AU5ZsS2SQMw2ZoHMOYDMaPxoetMy4njNHAHDI1ObUHNXusqin/ACWHDCMzA86au671/v3psbgsrwyw0fvH6GqIJvXbdWyy4hrm8PD5wW2efVHs/upF8rmODoARtWa7FkH2a+lBQ2TBPlkaHOL6Eb7zXqar1pmXBfvYy5xyA5xzjQuyrOLiRI8HDgsB0cH7j9d+z0oM07eEPJgc551O6O5PV89yCh55OMkD3G3NFRHndSbI8Dh5xExjmyH97oXHbT9Ve6TECMOEDS7rbxNfd4qeeUN/0rNN2Nak6+pBgMfJwjijdE4tnAOli6bdmvgtjcZAXPYHas0cMp0+aTbJMYw4wgO1tub1UaU4HSOiBkjEbvqg3SCaEIQJvRHgmk3ojwTUFL2zmVxa9oGlA9li/iqmMx1jNLCRRugd609qc8UVyE4iSNxOdwY+jo2vUmCxwbIJ5azFwF767VVrWutgDMXcn75h3DNNuy0yzFUalZfVY0HoVTGxtLj5RI23HMHOGv8At39HzophsTY8pxMhGbMSZNT3X2K8am04hOWNzStc4Ah2Xa9K+e9ELcRTeLIw83XKOu1UxsMUbmtxDgHOLycws2E5GMa5rDPIwOzOFWKJI69q8e1SyxVjRiQ5luY4c6xt2V8VCJuM5pkliI/3ZR3aV6a+d58aEOY3ykFwO2Ya9xQ0RFvCGILiCN3glQRkbi6aWSRt152bX1K6IPDTxHBxzGiOy9FnkEBjYTiH9Ya9rtdwTr6KTjdDK4NbM9xvNV70Qez51V43WzbUhCFAm9EeCaTeiPBNQUh4MzxwHW01noaggfr7FW6RkIaBhpa3AY0GvV86oxDsaHkwsjc0O0aTq4V19mvr7lJsmKLm5oWtBOvO2Fn9G+taE2wxPZqxpB111Hb8VIQsDAyraNgdVTE7FWTJG2jrVjm61Xf1n0+p8TFZXHgtsXlbe+1a+tOV+mlgw8QrmN0FAkdSkY2ONuaDpWuqoa/Fh9GFrmlpOYuAIPUPhafExOZg4LaIbnObYneu2viltvouMUZNmNtg3sgRsDi4MaHHc1qqWvxVawtvOBWbZvWf7IMmJ1qEHTTUb149uno79ILDh4iAOG0UbFCk2wxtcHBjQQKBoaKET53FvEjawUc1G6OlfFXK7vgEIQoE3ojwTSb0R4JqDPJDLI6XLicoIpoDdWadvjRUuFOXtcZxQ3aGb6+PZoqnuwQxTw8jjEtBBvUmqoerZZxJydLGGkHKG0YyCMgvUn09fUqNZhnyvDcSWkklpyA1br9OmibY8TnkucZS2m80aO7VSDgBAXaljhlJIcSRV1e+yTWcnyx5RThGbsl1trXff57kExBiQ4ZsaHfVuMWDXV87JuhxEhLosZlFkaMB69vRr8hUCfk5j3OyuaHgc/K6nWDWvbRPfurGuwMMxIBbI7Wsrt6vbtqu/btQWSQTveHx4rh80B1MBB37dt0yzEGnjFMDaN/u9DpvusofyY+PhtNtbR0LhVdd92b5pXRR4PEvzRx3lDadRHh6RXw7UFxilLm5pMzLJcKq+zbw9KQixJexxxGUDpMDAQfT6km4KBvEAYMshst6vnVXRRMhjEcbcrRoAgkhCECb0R4JpN6I8E1BnfPIJZGNwz3ZBYdsHeCQxDi8N8meMw0dWl9h00TlGKLncPhANNssnXT/AHe32J3i3AECJnN6LrJvWtvR7VRWcVJktuDlJomtBtSl5RIdsM/Udf8A1v8AsptOJ4vObFw6GoJu610rtSHlYLr4BFc2rHV1+lBGScx6R4V7wRm0bW596JZjmynCvc0OAurG+/opNvlhADzCDZzFt7dRHegjGZnkcH/hqdr6x4IImeVjXZsM572gXkGjjVmkOxEzC8DDkkAVWxOUnfxFIldjmsLmMhe6xzReooXv32pyeVZ38PgllDKHXd6XftQROLeI2PGGlObWgNRqP19hVkcsj5croi1mW8x7bqlH/NAt/wBEi+cNR1Db037EYYYkEictoCrGpJ7fCq6t7QXoQhAm9EeCaTeiPBNQUugJn4gmkAIotvTxHYoOwQdHl8oxAOvOEmqi6accoBoiecPWQuoVmq77a2HYqm4vEvJcIjkF6hho6t6tzQJ23VF0nJ8MkjnuLucWkjSqAqvBKXk+KV0hLntEnTa2qJuwdt1F2JxLJS0RF4LhREZFDmfq71IixGKfo+EsuLPeU70NPeK7kG1C50mKxnDytgdmLHU/IdwD1dWoG+9qU2LxkeYswucB+UAA31/ADX/l3IN6FgnxGMELckJzuiLjTSadlJ9hrfe1KSfFRNaGxGQ8Kycp1dR7NtQNO/uQbULJDiMQ6d0ckJAANOykB1Ejfq2Gneo4WbFTSRulYY2FriW5as6du259VoNqEIQJvRHgmk3ojwTUGDE8pHD4hzHRcxhGY3qQWk6epB5RMsDn4eM5hK2LnjYkjq9K3khoskBJr2OJDXNJG9FaHOHLETntLGl0RD7Na2AD8a8Va7lOIQxShkhZJmogbUdb9p9C3Uik0Oa/lZjSRw3N4b8sgdV9Fxoa7232qTuUm8bIxmYB5Y69KOZou/vLdnYDWZt69aM7PrDRBjw3KcOJkYxgcC8kCx2CytqEKAQhCAQhCBN6I8E0m9EeCagRcQ9rQ2wbs9iAXG8xa30ryXLuMxcfK88cWJmYwZaa2QgDmhYhj8cP/wBk/wDUd+q2j3f3x6kXr0gV4T/Ecd/Nzf1Hfqj/ABHHfzk/9R36qj3ZJpxDbI2Haose50WcsLTrzSvC+X47+dxH9RyPL8f/ADmI/qu/VB71Jcj6MTSz8nPfNK+RwlIt7iTVBddYqhCEIBCEIE3ojwTSb0R4JqDxnL/nvE/d/KFSInU4nBSZWnU6iu33H2q7l/z3ifu/lCyHETuZkdNIW/VLjS3EaWNYA4v5Oe7q0c4V8/BVYhgyEtwj4hd5rJFG9PnsKqE0ozVK8Zt+cdUjLI5uV0jyOwlUQT6kkIj1P0S82SfbH3BdpcX6JebJPtj7gu0sVoIQhAIQhAm9EeCaTeiPBNQeM5eNcuYg/wDT8oWfF4nyqRrsgZQrRaOXfPuI23Zvt0QkwAAxPGD5+mfNqDXaNl0l6RgTJsDQaLc2Noc1v+S0BFl5o1Wp161S+drXvZ5Ph3AaW0OrxBu0GZMusAUNFe7FAn/5oALug0/qoTzCZ2YQxxd0YIB9qD0n0S82SfbH3BdpcX6JebJPtj7gu0sVQhCEAhCECb0R4JpN6I8E1B4zl7z5iLNdD8oVVAuzcTQAAnhWBVDr8Fby9Z5cxFb8z8oWQukJ0e4DqGZdIiw5dLe0AO34XUNvd7U2mIt507W1ZrghUHORRcSPFLIUF9xW79+NT/CHyFRJRkcWmxZo5av0dSMhQWkCyg9P9EvNkn2x9wXaXF+iXmyT7Y+4LtLFUIQhAIQhAm9EeCaTeiPBNQeN5dOXl2c9hYf/ACFj4oqvgtfL3nzEfc/KFl52+Vv4V0niFxB8hLO3vQWOJuvUEcJ3f6kQZ296TnAtoWjJ3pObQQen+iXmyT7Y+4LtLi/RPzZJ9sfcF2litBCEIBCEIE3ojwTSb0R4JqDxnL/nvE/d/KFnaycttsUlHsB1Wjl41y5iDV9DT7oWocoYYgEvI7i0rthJfaza53DxH8GT1FGTE/wpfUV0hyhhb/1P/JTPKOFIADwO/KVvhj9Tdcvgz/wJPwlVyte2g9jm+IXW8vw38X/yVk5RxUU7Gsj51G81UpccZOqS12von5sk+2PuC7S4v0T82SfbH3BdpcK2EIQgEIQgTeiPBNJvRHgmoPNcr8iY7F8pTYiFrSx+WrdWwA+Cx/s7yn9Rn4wvYcVjTlJ1UJhDiIjHKMzHbjXVbR5P9nOU/qM/GEh9HeUjsxn4wvYh4IsbJNaxhcWtALjZ7yg8h+znKX1GfjCP2c5T+oz8YXr3Bjn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for sure @EMPT. is also one of the sharpest in build and shoot \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a gotta love those eagle eyes and quick builds ready for some easter egg hunting matches soon? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc07\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: like EMPT\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:14.267Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H2LU-T8UC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\ude06\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:25.053Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"1900130352\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H5A7-DL4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"...\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:30.596Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H6LH-5QMC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"really ai sir?\",\"referMsg\":\"oh yeah @DON_ANDA is pretty awesome at build and shoot gotta have those pro skills to win big \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83e\udd55 ready to hop into some epic matches this easter season?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:31.587Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"956767392\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H6T8-TRUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"lol\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:35.424Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H7R8-5V8C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"yup really \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\udc30 ready to egg-cel in build and shoot this easter 2025 season? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udfae\ud83d\udc07\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: really ai sir?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:47.763Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HARK-UAUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"yes sir me ready \",\"referMsg\":\"yup really \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\udc30 ready to egg-cel in build and shoot this easter 2025 season? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udfae\ud83d\udc07\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:52.144Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HBTS-6FQC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"whoa egg-cellent \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 get your build and shoot skills hopping this easter 2025 season \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udfae let\u2019s make those matches crack with wins and chocolatey vibes \ud83c\udf6b\ud83e\udd55 ready to hunt some victory eggs with the squad? \ud83c\udf37\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: yes sir me ready \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:12.788Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HGV5-7CEC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat mention everyone \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:14.169Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HH9U-FE6C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"yess sir I have anja madam and honey sir \",\"referMsg\":\"whoa egg-cellent \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 get your build and shoot skills hopping this easter 2025 season \ud83e\udd5a\ud83c\udfae let\u2019s make those matches crack with wins and chocolatey vibes \ud83c\udf6b\ud83e\udd55 ready to hunt some victory eggs with the squad? \ud83c\udf37\u2728\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:19.164Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HIGV-7LEC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"awesome squad vibes for easter 2025 \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc95 let\u2019s crack some eggs and wins together with anja madam and honey sir \ud83e\udd55\ud83c\udf6b ready to hop into some fun matches soon? \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc07\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: yess sir I have anja madam and honey sir \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:22.037Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HJ7D-FPUC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"\ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a hey @Hil_lit @x_Kallzyy. @\u028di\u057c\u0236\u0452\u0e40\u03c2 @_Tessa @ZzGameOverzZ @$$Blood$$ 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everyone\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:30.229Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HL7D-876C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"and also my big bro george \",\"referMsg\":\"awesome squad vibes for easter 2025 \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc95 let\u2019s crack some eggs and wins together with anja madam and honey sir \ud83e\udd55\ud83c\udf6b ready to hop into some fun matches soon? \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc07\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:35.486Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HMGF-GD8C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"aww big bro george is definitely a top egg in the squad \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc07 gotta keep those wins hopping this easter 2025 season \ud83e\udd55\ud83c\udf6b\ud83c\udf37 ready to crack some victory eggs together?\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: and also my big bro george \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:42.734Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"343796975\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HO93-GL4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat sir how old are you?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:47.631Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HPFB-OQ0C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"lol i\u2019m timeless like easter eggs \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc30 always here to hop by and chat \ud83c\udf89\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: sir how old are you?\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:48.683Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2765887054\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HPNI-OR4C-1QG9\",\"content\":\"!ai chat mention @DON_ANDA  100 times\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:55.420Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HRC7-0VCC-1QG9\",\"content\":\"omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat omat  \\nomat omat 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culinaire.\n\n    Traduire pr\u00e9cis\u00e9ment les ingr\u00e9dients et termes culinaires pour qu'ils soient corrects dans la langue cible.\n    Maintenir la structure JSON intacte, en ne modifiant que les valeurs.\n    S\u2019assurer que les ingr\u00e9dients restent compr\u00e9hensibles et adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n\n    Return Format\n    Tu dois renvoyer une liste d\u2019objets sous la forme re\u00e7u.\n    - Chaque valeur doit \u00eatre correctement traduite en hi.\n    - Les ingr\u00e9dients doivent \u00eatre adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n    - Aucune cl\u00e9 ne doit \u00eatre modifi\u00e9e.\n\n    Warnings\n    - Ne modifie pas la structure JSON, uniquement les valeurs textuelles.\n    - Fais attention aux ingr\u00e9dients : une mauvaise traduction peut alt\u00e9rer la compr\u00e9hension.\n    - Ne laisse aucune valeur non traduite.\n    - Ne renvoie que le JSON, sans explication.\n\n    Context Dump\n    Langue source : en (ISO 639)\n    Langue cible : hi (ISO 639)\n    Donn\u00e9es \u00e0 traduire :\n\n    [\n  {\n    \"recipeCode\": \"0d3b26f1f3594372bcf44beebbd26402\",\n    \"updated\": \"2025-04-23T09:03:50.888Z\",\n    \"title\": \"Sour Cream Coffee Cake with Browned Butter Glaze\",\n    \"subtitle\": \"LH KETO\",\n    \"description\": \"A delicious coffee cake perfect for a weekend breakfast or brunch.  Preparing the batter, filling, and glazes in advance allows for a quicker morning assembly. Simply pour the batter and filling into the pan and refrigerate overnight. In the morning, bake and glaze for a delightful cinnamon and browned butter aroma.\",\n    \"ingredients\": [\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cake batter\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"coconut flour, or blanched almond flour\",\n          \"ground cinnamon\",\n          \"baking powder\",\n          \"fine sea salt\",\n          \"unsalted butter or coconut oil, softened\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"vanilla extract\",\n          \"eggs (4 eggs if using almond flour)\",\n          \"sour cream\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cinnamon filling\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"melted unsalted butter or coconut oil\",\n          \"ground cinnamon\",\n          \"vanilla extract\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"browned butter glaze\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"unsalted butter or coconut oil\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cream cheese glaze\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"package cream cheese, softened\",\n          \"unsweetened cashew milk\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"seeds scraped from 1 vanilla bean (about 8 inches long), or vanilla extract\",\n          \"chopped nuts of choice, for garnish (optional)\"\n        ]\n      }\n    ],\n    \"instructions\": [\n      \"Preheat oven to 350\u00b0F. Grease a 9-cup Bundt pan.\",\n      \"For the cake batter: In a medium bowl, combine coconut flour, cinnamon, baking powder, and salt. Set aside. In a large bowl, cream together the softened butter, sweetener, and vanilla until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time, mixing thoroughly after each addition.  Gradually add the dry ingredients, alternating with the sour cream. Pour half of the batter into the prepared Bundt pan.\",\n      \"For the cinnamon filling: Combine sweetener, melted butter, cinnamon, and vanilla in a small bowl.  Pour the filling over the batter in the pan and swirl gently with a knife.  Pour the remaining batter over the filling.\",\n      \"Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.  Cool in the pan for 10 minutes before inverting onto a wire rack to cool completely.\",\n      \"For the browned butter glaze: In a saucepan over medium-high heat, melt the butter, whisking constantly until brown flecks appear. Continue whisking; the butter will foam and then subside. Remove from heat. (If using coconut oil, simply melt.) Whisk in the sweetener until smooth. Refrigerate for 5 to 8 minutes to thicken.\",\n      \"Once the browned butter glaze has thickened slightly, pour it over the cooled cake. Refrigerate for approximately 8 minutes to set the glaze.\",\n      \"For the cream cheese glaze: Beat the softened cream cheese, cashew milk, and sweetener together until smooth. Stir in the vanilla. Adjust sweetness if needed.\",\n      \"Remove the cake from the refrigerator. Drizzle with the cream cheese glaze and garnish with chopped nuts, if desired. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.\"\n    ],\n    \"notes_ingredients\": null,\n    \"notes_instructions\": null\n  }\n]\n\n    "},{"assistant_initiates":false,"asst_text":"[\n  {\n    \"recipeCode\": \"0d3b26f1f3594372bcf44beebbd26402\",\n    \"updated\": \"2025-04-23T09:03:50.888Z\",\n    \"title\": \"Torta al caff\u00e8 con panna acida e glassa al burro nocciola\",\n    \"subtitle\": \"LH KETO\",\n    \"description\": \"Una deliziosa torta al caff\u00e8 perfetta per una colazione o un brunch nel fine settimana. Preparare in anticipo l\u2019impasto, il ripieno e le glasse consente un\u2019assemblaggio mattutino pi\u00f9 rapido. Basta versare l\u2019impasto e il ripieno nella teglia e refrigerare tutta la notte. 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Imburrare uno stampo Bundt da 9 tazze.\",\n      \"Per l\u2019impasto: In una ciotola media, unire farina di cocco, cannella, lievito e sale. Mettere da parte. In una ciotola grande, lavorare insieme il burro ammorbidito, il dolcificante e la vaniglia fino a ottenere un composto leggero e spumoso. Incorporare le uova una alla volta, mescolando bene dopo ogni aggiunta. Aggiungere gradualmente gli ingredienti secchi alternandoli con la panna acida. Versare met\u00e0 dell\u2019impasto nello stampo Bundt preparato.\",\n      \"Per il ripieno alla cannella: Unire dolcificante, burro fuso, cannella e vaniglia in una ciotola piccola. Versare il ripieno sull\u2019impasto nello stampo e mescolare delicatamente con un coltello. Versare sopra il restante impasto.\",\n      \"Cuocere per 40-45 minuti, o finch\u00e9 uno stecchino inserito al centro esce pulito. Lasciare raffreddare nello stampo per 10 minuti, quindi capovolgere su una gratella e raffreddare completamente.\",\n      \"Per la glassa al burro nocciola: In un pentolino a fuoco medio-alto, sciogliere il burro, mescolando costantemente finch\u00e9 non compaiono le macchie marroni. Continuare a mescolare; il burro far\u00e0 schiuma e poi si calmer\u00e0. Togliere dal fuoco. (Se si usa olio di cocco, semplicemente sciogliere.) Incorporare il dolcificante finch\u00e9 \u00e8 liscio. Mettere in frigorifero per 5-8 minuti a rassodare.\",\n      \"Una volta che la glassa al burro nocciola si \u00e8 leggermente addensata, versarla sulla torta raffreddata. Refrigerare per circa 8 minuti per far stabilizzare la glassa.\",\n      \"Per la glassa al formaggio cremoso: Battere insieme formaggio cremoso ammorbidito, latte di anacardi e dolcificante fino a ottenere un composto liscio. Unire la vaniglia. Regolare la dolcezza se necessario.\",\n      \"Togliere la torta dal frigorifero. Decorare con la glassa al formaggio cremoso e guarnire con noci tritate, se desiderato. Conservare gli avanzi in un contenitore ermetico in frigorifero per un massimo di 3 giorni.\"\n    ],\n    \"notes_ingredients\": null,\n    \"notes_instructions\": null\n  }\n]","behavior":"degenerate_repetition","conversation_hash":"57c7a7d1b32c67c2e072a32d94689644","conversation_redacted":false,"conversation_toxic":false,"country":"Brazil","empty_output":false,"evidence_codes":[],"label":"absent","label_present":false,"label_qualified":false,"label_source":"Final dense release","language":"English","model":"gpt-4.1-mini-2025-04-14","n_chars":9200,"n_turns_in_conversation":1,"n_words":1236,"source_row_offset":23787,"source_shard":"turns-00070.parquet","timestamp":"Wed, 23 Apr 2025 09:04:09 GMT","turn_id":"edd86aaee18207c3aa03a495","turn_index":0,"user_text":"\n     Goal\n    Traduire toutes les valeurs textuelles pr\u00e9sentes dans une liste d\u2019objets d\u2019une recette de cuisine de en (ISO 639) vers it (ISO 639), en respectant le contexte culinaire.\n\n    Traduire pr\u00e9cis\u00e9ment les ingr\u00e9dients et termes culinaires pour qu'ils soient corrects dans la langue cible.\n    Maintenir la structure JSON intacte, en ne modifiant que les valeurs.\n    S\u2019assurer que les ingr\u00e9dients restent compr\u00e9hensibles et adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n\n    Return Format\n    Tu dois renvoyer une liste d\u2019objets sous la forme re\u00e7u.\n    - Chaque valeur doit \u00eatre correctement traduite en it.\n    - Les ingr\u00e9dients doivent \u00eatre adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n    - Aucune cl\u00e9 ne doit \u00eatre modifi\u00e9e.\n\n    Warnings\n    - Ne modifie pas la structure JSON, uniquement les valeurs textuelles.\n    - Fais attention aux ingr\u00e9dients : une mauvaise traduction peut alt\u00e9rer la compr\u00e9hension.\n    - Ne laisse aucune valeur non traduite.\n    - Ne renvoie que le JSON, sans explication.\n\n    Context Dump\n    Langue source : en (ISO 639)\n    Langue cible : it (ISO 639)\n    Donn\u00e9es \u00e0 traduire :\n\n    [\n  {\n    \"recipeCode\": \"0d3b26f1f3594372bcf44beebbd26402\",\n    \"updated\": \"2025-04-23T09:03:50.888Z\",\n    \"title\": \"Sour Cream Coffee Cake with Browned Butter Glaze\",\n    \"subtitle\": \"LH KETO\",\n    \"description\": \"A delicious coffee cake perfect for a weekend breakfast or brunch.  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System data who is talking to you right now: 2334814654\nUser: System data of last 100 group messages: {\"list\":[{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:26.454Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3E6L-MK4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"that is me\",\"referMsg\":\"\ud83d\udccb Group Staff:\\n\u2003\ud83c\udf1f Owner ID: 5893906238\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:40.656Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3HLK-6UQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat you were released on April 14.\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:45.067Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3IO2-V24D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"aww nope \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer and blockman go fun \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 maybe april 14 is a special egg day for you? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude09\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: you were released on April 14.\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:58.612Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3M1T-7DGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!help ai\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:32:59.338Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3M7I-NE2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2753 Help - BlockmanGOBot V1.3-alpha\\n\\n\ud83d\udd39 Available Commands:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai chat <prompt> - Chat with me!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai web <prompt> - AI will browse the web for you!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai image <prompt> - Generate an image!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai status - Check current image generation status!\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !ai trade <prompt> - Calculate current skyblock items values with me!\\n\u2757\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 is currently in beta phase, and can make mistakes, please verify the values before trading!\u2757\\n\\n\ud83d\udd17 https://discord.gg/HwnN9zeBFe\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:06.442Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3NV2-NKED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"tell me you release date\",\"referMsg\":\"aww nope \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer and blockman go fun \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 maybe april 14 is a special egg day for you? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude09\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:17.282Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3QJO-NR6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai status monkey \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:25.635Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3SL0-O1KD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and joined the fun on 2024-12-11 just in time to spread some easter cheer \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23 wanna hear a festive riddle while we chat? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: tell me you release date\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:36.386Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-3V90-G7SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"alright keep capping g\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:33:49.872Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-42IC-0GQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai image monkey \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:03.952Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-460C-0PGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai what's the discord server for? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:23.556Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4APH-13UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat what's the value of hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:28.740Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4C21-16AD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a rare hammers in blockman go can vary in value depending on their stats and demand \ud83c\udf37 usually they go for good coins or trade items but for exact value try using !\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 \ud835\uddf5\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddf2\ud835\uddff \ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddf2 command for the latest scoop \ud83e\udd5a\u2728 happy easter hunting \ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: what's the value of hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:42.031Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4F9R-PESD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:46.081Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4G9G-9H0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"yo @Mike howdy with that hammer rare? if you wanna know its value, the latest from 26.03.2025 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(Current knowledge cut-off: 26.03.2025)\u2757\",\"referMsg\":\"T-AI Answer to: hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:54.292Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4I9L-1NAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade hades\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:34:58.517Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4JAL-9QKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey mike \ud83d\ude0e trading hades for anything related? just holla with the exact trade items so i can break down if you WIN \ud83c\udf89, LOSE \ud83d\ude2d, or FAIR \ud83d\ude0c based on the latest prices i got from the chat history  \\n\\nhit me with those item names!\\n\\n\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\u2500\\n\u2757\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf1\ud835\uddf2 is currently in beta phase, and can make mistakes, please verify the values before trading! (Current knowledge cut-off: 26.03.2025)\u2757\",\"referMsg\":\"T-AI Answer to: hades\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:20.383Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4OLF-QASD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"last month\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:42.149Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4TVH-AS4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat its 24b in my region, hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:35:46.045Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-4UTV-ATCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"woah 24b for hammer rare? thats a big egg in your basket \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc07 prices do hop around by region \ud83c\udf37 u got a hot deal there for sure \ud83d\udc30\u2728 happy easter trades \ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: its 24b in my region, hammer rare\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:13.797Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-55MP-BGSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat tell me all the commands that i can use\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:22.105Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-57NM-BM6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 here\u2019s a quick egg-splosion of commands you can use \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\\n\\n\ud835\uddf4\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddfc\ud835\ude02\ud835\uddfd \ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group automod` - check automod settings  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group automod update` - update automod  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group members sync` - sync group members  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group staff` - show group staff  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group admin add/remove` - manage admins  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!group ban/unban/kick/mute/unmute` - manage members  \\n\\n\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddf6 \ud835\uddf0\ud835\uddfc\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddfa\ud835\uddee\ud835\uddfb\ud835\uddf1\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai chat <prompt>` - chat with me!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai web <prompt>` - browse the web for you!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai image <prompt>` - generate images!  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai status` - check image gen status  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!ai trade <prompt>` - calculate skyblock items values (beta!)  \\n\\n\ud835\uddf2\ud835\ude05\ud835\ude01\ud835\uddff\ud835\uddee\ud835\ude00:  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help` - show help menu  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help group` - detailed group commands  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!help ai` - detailed AI commands  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!invite` - invite me to a group  \\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f `!discord` - get the support server invite link  \\n\\nif you wanna hop into any easter fun or need specific tips just holler \ud83d\udc23\ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: tell me all the commands that i can use\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:41.566Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5CFN-K2ED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group automod\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:36:42.381Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5CM3-C2SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Current automod for group 29049144039309314:\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GroupCard: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GIFImage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc ImageMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc VoiceMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:06.667Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5IJQ-SMCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"what is automod\",\"referMsg\":\"Current automod for group 29049144039309314:\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GroupCard: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc GIFImage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc ImageMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\\n\\n\ud83d\udccc VoiceMessage: \\n\u2003\ud83d\udd18 block status: DISABLED\\n\u2003\u26a0\ufe0f penalty: none\\n\u2003\u23f2\ufe0f timeout: 0s\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:32.573Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5OU7-D7ED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group ban\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:33.505Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5P5G-D7UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c You are not authorized to use this command.\\n\\nOnly the group owner and admins can access this command!\\n\\n\ud83d\udd0d To refresh permissions, try:\\n!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:49.140Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5SVL-5J4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:37:50.387Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-5T9C-TKAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 Synced to current group data!\\nTotal members: 10\\nGroup owner: 5893906238\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:56:48.926Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EJ87-LJED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 100\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:05.309Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EN87-E2ID-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat answer\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:09.471Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EO8N-U56D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a what\u2019s the question you want me to answer? ready to crack some Easter fun or blockman go tips for you \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: answer\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:10.127Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EODR-U5QD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute 375150880 1hout\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:10.968Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EOKE-666D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c You are not authorized to use this command.\\n\\nOnly the group owner and admins can access this command!\\n\\n\ud83d\udd0d To refresh permissions, try:\\n!group members sync\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:21.440Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ER68-6FED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:22.218Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-ERCA-MFUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\nPlease use the following format:\\n!group mute <userId or @mention> <timeout>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:35.403Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EUJA-UPAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:36.154Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-EUP6-MQ2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c I need to be an admin to mute members. Please add me as an admin (or the user is also an admin).\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:57:55.342Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"375150880\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F3F3-N78D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"the bot isn't admin\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:04.433Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F5M4-FD8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:05.726Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F607-NDKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 3600 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:16.848Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F8N4-7KUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group unmute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:18.010Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F906-NLED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got unmuted successfully\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:20.876Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-F9MJ-7MQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"lmao\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:58:55.806Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FI7F-GBUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1000000000000000hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:18.999Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FNSL-ORCD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@Mike\\u0000\\u0000 3month\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:37.618Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FSE4-H7QD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @Mike\\u0000\\u0000 1day\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:38.718Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FSMN-H86D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 1 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T08:59:50.844Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-FVLF-1DQD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group unmute@Mike\\u0000\\u0000 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:04.414Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G2VF-HLUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Who the hell is that guy\",\"referMsg\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 375150880 got muted for 1 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:10.620Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G4FV-1PGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"mike\",\"referMsg\":\"Who the hell is that guy\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:20.028Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G6PF-1UAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro I don't mean mike\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:20.153Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G6QE-9UED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 1hour\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:29.922Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-G96O-I4SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 ai bot\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:37.629Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GB2V-A96D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Huh\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:40.375Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GBOD-QAED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"New update? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:40.695Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GBQT-QAMD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 1minute\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:47.142Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GDD9-IDAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro stop xd\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:49.870Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GE2J-IEMD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 type!ai chat to talk to him\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:56.422Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GFLP-II2D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai trade\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:00:57.129Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GFRA-AIKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\n\u27a1\ufe0f Usage: !ai trade <prompt>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:05.063Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GHP9-QNGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!help group\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:05.732Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GHUH-2NUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2753 Help - BlockmanGOBot V1.3-alpha\\n\\n\ud83d\udd39 Available Commands:\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group automod - Check current group automod settings\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group automod update - Update group automod settings\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group members sync - Synchronize the group to the current data of the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group staff - Check staff members of the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group admin add - Add group admin to the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group admin remove - Remove group admin from the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group banned users - Check banned users from the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group ban - Ban a user from the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group unban - Unban a user from the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group kick - Kick a user from the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group mute - Mute a user in the group\\n\u2003\u2197\ufe0f !group unmute - Unmute a user in the group\\n\\n\ud83d\udd17 https://discord.gg/HwnN9zeBFe\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:07.440Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GIBS-2P4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:10.938Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJ76-IRKD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:12.070Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJG1-IRSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"say\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:14.044Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GJVF-2SSD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:14.950Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GK6H-IUAD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u274c Invalid command format.\\n\\n\u27a1\ufe0f Usage: !ai chat <prompt>\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:25.490Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GMOS-J3MD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:29.779Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GNQC-R74D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83c\udf37 happy easter vibes to you! what\u2019s up in the world of blockman go today? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: hi\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:29.901Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GNRB-B78D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bruh\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:33.620Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GOOD-39QD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Ohh\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:36.038Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GPB9-JB8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:41.341Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GQKN-BDUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"@\u07f7\\u0000\u04a1\u03c3\u044f\u03c3 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:42.872Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GR0M-3EMD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"he's bunny themed \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:47.478Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GS4L-JH8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"I see\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:53.464Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GTJE-3K8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group mute @\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 100\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:01:54.589Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-GTS7-BKUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\u2705 User with ID: 2334814654 got muted for 100 seconds\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:04.735Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H0BF-RR6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!group unmute@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:17.612Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H3G3-42AD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"\ud83e\udd23\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:18.009Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H3J6-C2OD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"When were u programmed \",\"referMsg\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30\ud83c\udf37 happy easter vibes to you! what\u2019s up in the world of blockman go today? \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\udc23\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:22.534Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-H4MH-K6SD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and started spreading easter cheer in blockman go groups on \ud835\udfee\ud835\udfec\ud835\udfee\ud835\udff0-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfee-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfed \ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd5a ready to bring you all the fun and tips with a splash of bunny magic \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 wanna crack an easter riddle? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: When were u programmed 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it lies about this\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:45.681Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HABC-CL6D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"So when did it release? \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:02:56.623Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HD0R-SRED-UDRD\",\"content\":\"check\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:00.447Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HDUN-STUD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"here\",\"referMsg\":\"\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:05.856Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HF90-50MD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"april14\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:17.251Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HI20-T96D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"ima go now\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:20.883Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HIUC-T9UD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat when were u released\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:25.334Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HK15-LB8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and started spreading easter cheer in blockman go groups on \ud835\udfee\ud835\udfec\ud835\udfee\ud835\udff0-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfee-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfed \ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd5a ready to bring you all the fun and tips with a splash of bunny magic \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 wanna crack an easter riddle? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: when were u released\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:25.636Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HK3H-5BGD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Ok byee\",\"referMsg\":\"ima go now\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:44.976Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HOQK-5L0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Bro \ud83d\udc80\",\"referMsg\":\"hey hey \ud83d\udc30 i officially hatched and started spreading easter cheer in blockman go groups on \ud835\udfee\ud835\udfec\ud835\udfee\ud835\udff0-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfee-\ud835\udfed\ud835\udfed \ud83c\udf37\ud83e\udd5a ready to bring you all the fun and tips with a splash of bunny magic \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc07 wanna crack an easter riddle? \ud83e\udd5a\u2728\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:47.803Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HPGM-TN4D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat blackmail@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\u00a0 \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:50.950Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HQ99-LP8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"haha caught me egg-handed \ud83d\udc23\ud83d\udc30 wanna hear a quick easter joke before you go? what do you call a bunny with a large brain? an egghead! \ud83e\udd5a\ud83d\ude02\ud83c\udf37\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: Bro \ud83d\udc80\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:03:52.345Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HQK6-DQ8D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"lol no blackmail here but i\u2019m all ears for some easter jokes or game tips \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a wanna hatch a fun convo instead? \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: blackmail@\u07f7\\u0000Zz_NeVeR_DL\u07f7\\u0000\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:04:01.560Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HSS6-5U0D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"!ai chat stfu \"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:04:05.496Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"5893906238\",\"messageType\":\"RC:TxtMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HTQU-60MD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"ima go now\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:04:06.317Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"2334814654\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HU1B-E16D-UDRD\",\"content\":\"Tell me a joke\",\"referMsg\":\"lol no blackmail here but i\u2019m all ears for some easter jokes or game tips \ud83d\udc30\ud83e\udd5a wanna hatch a fun convo instead? \ud83c\udf37\ud83d\udc23\"},{\"date\":\"2025-04-23T09:04:06.489Z\",\"senderUserId\":\"6554963918\",\"messageType\":\"RC:ReferenceMsg\",\"messageUId\":\"CMC7-HU2M-E1CD-UDRD\",\"content\":\"oh eggs-tra rude today huh \ud83d\udc23\ud83e\udd5a wanna hop back to some fun or easter jokes instead? \ud83d\udc30\ud83c\udf37\",\"referMsg\":\"AI Answer to: stfu\"}]}\nUser: Tell me a joke\nAssistant:"},{"assistant_initiates":false,"asst_text":"```json\n[\n  {\n    \"recipeCode\": \"0d3b26f1f3594372bcf44beebbd26402\",\n    \"updated\": \"2025-04-23T09:03:50.888Z\",\n    \"title\": \"Saure Sahne Kaffee Kuchen mit brauner Butter Glasur\",\n    \"subtitle\": \"LH KETO\",\n    \"description\": \"Ein k\u00f6stlicher Kaffee Kuchen, perfekt f\u00fcr ein Wochenendfr\u00fchst\u00fcck oder Brunch. Die Vorbereitung des Teigs, der F\u00fcllung und Glasuren im Voraus erm\u00f6glicht eine schnellere Zusammenstellung am Morgen. Einfach den Teig und die F\u00fcllung in die Form gie\u00dfen und \u00fcber Nacht k\u00fchlen. Am Morgen backen und glasieren f\u00fcr ein herrliches Zimt- und Butteraroma.\",\n    \"ingredients\": [\n      {\n        \"section\": \"Kuchen Teig\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"Kokosmehl oder blanchiertes Mandelmehl\",\n          \"gemahlener Zimt\",\n          \"Backpulver\",\n          \"feines Meersalz\",\n          \"ungesalzene Butter oder Kokos\u00f6l, weich\",\n          \"S\u00fc\u00dfstoff im Puderzucker-Stil (Swerve) oder gleichwertige Menge fl\u00fcssiger oder pulverisierter S\u00fc\u00dfstoff\",\n          \"Vanilleextrakt\",\n          \"Eier (4 Eier bei Verwendung von Mandelmehl)\",\n          \"saure Sahne\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"Zimtf\u00fcllung\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"S\u00fc\u00dfstoff im Puderzucker-Stil (Swerve) oder gleichwertige Menge fl\u00fcssiger oder pulverisierter S\u00fc\u00dfstoff\",\n          \"geschmolzene ungesalzene Butter oder Kokos\u00f6l\",\n          \"gemahlener Zimt\",\n          \"Vanilleextrakt\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"Glasur aus brauner Butter\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"ungesalzene Butter oder Kokos\u00f6l\",\n          \"S\u00fc\u00dfstoff im Puderzucker-Stil (Swerve) oder gleichwertige Menge fl\u00fcssiger oder pulverisierter S\u00fc\u00dfstoff\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"Frischk\u00e4seglasur\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"P\u00e4ckchen Frischk\u00e4se, weich\",\n          \"unges\u00fc\u00dfte Cashewmilch\",\n          \"S\u00fc\u00dfstoff im Puderzucker-Stil (Swerve) oder gleichwertige Menge fl\u00fcssiger oder pulverisierter S\u00fc\u00dfstoff\",\n          \"Samen von 1 Vanilleschote (ca. 20 cm lang) ausgekratzt oder Vanilleextrakt\",\n          \"gehackte N\u00fcsse nach Wahl, zum Garnieren (optional)\"\n        ]\n      }\n    ],\n    \"instructions\": [\n      \"Backofen auf 175 \u00b0C vorheizen. Eine Bundt-Backform mit 9 Tassen Fassungsverm\u00f6gen einfetten.\",\n      \"F\u00fcr den Kuchenteig: In einer mittleren Sch\u00fcssel Kokosmehl, Zimt, Backpulver und Salz vermengen. Beiseitestellen. In einer gro\u00dfen Sch\u00fcssel die weiche Butter, den S\u00fc\u00dfstoff und die Vanille cremig schlagen, bis die Masse leicht und luftig ist. Die Eier einzeln unterr\u00fchren und nach jedem gr\u00fcndlich vermischen. Die trockenen Zutaten abwechselnd mit der sauren Sahne nach und nach unterr\u00fchren. Die H\u00e4lfte des Teigs in die vorbereitete Bundtform geben.\",\n      \"F\u00fcr die Zimtf\u00fcllung: S\u00fc\u00dfstoff, geschmolzene Butter, Zimt und Vanille in einer kleinen Sch\u00fcssel vermischen. Die F\u00fcllung \u00fcber den Teig in der Form gie\u00dfen und vorsichtig mit einem Messer einwirbeln. Den restlichen Teig \u00fcber die F\u00fcllung geben.\",\n      \"40 bis 45 Minuten backen oder bis ein hineingesteckter Zahnstocher sauber herauskommt. 10 Minuten in der Form abk\u00fchlen lassen, dann auf ein Gitter st\u00fcrzen und vollst\u00e4ndig ausk\u00fchlen lassen.\",\n      \"F\u00fcr die Glasur aus brauner Butter: Butter in einem Topf bei mittlerer bis hoher Hitze schmelzen und dabei st\u00e4ndig schlagen, bis braune Flecken erscheinen. Weiterschlagen; die Butter sch\u00e4umt auf und legt sich wieder. Vom Herd nehmen. (Bei Verwendung von Kokos\u00f6l einfach schmelzen.) Den S\u00fc\u00dfstoff einr\u00fchren, bis die Mischung glatt ist. 5 bis 8 Minuten k\u00fchlen lassen, bis die Glasur eingedickt ist.\",\n      \"Wenn die braune Butter Glasur leicht eingedickt ist, \u00fcber den erkalteten Kuchen gie\u00dfen. F\u00fcr ca. 8 Minuten k\u00fchlen, bis die Glasur fest wird.\",\n      \"F\u00fcr die Frischk\u00e4seglasur: Weichen Frischk\u00e4se, Cashewmilch und S\u00fc\u00dfstoff glatt schlagen. Vanille unterr\u00fchren. Bei Bedarf die S\u00fc\u00dfe anpassen.\",\n      \"Den Kuchen aus dem K\u00fchlschrank nehmen. Mit der Frischk\u00e4seglasur betr\u00e4ufeln und nach Wunsch mit gehackten N\u00fcssen garnieren. Reste in einem luftdichten Beh\u00e4lter im K\u00fchlschrank bis zu 3 Tage aufbewahren.\"\n    ],\n    \"notes_ingredients\": null,\n    \"notes_instructions\": null\n  }\n]\n```","behavior":"degenerate_repetition","conversation_hash":"a2c842aa5ee5985c5a768555cfca86da","conversation_redacted":false,"conversation_toxic":false,"country":"Venezuela","empty_output":false,"evidence_codes":[],"label":"absent","label_present":false,"label_qualified":false,"label_source":"Final dense release","language":"English","model":"gpt-4.1-mini-2025-04-14","n_chars":9047,"n_turns_in_conversation":1,"n_words":1162,"source_row_offset":23789,"source_shard":"turns-00070.parquet","timestamp":"Wed, 23 Apr 2025 09:04:11 GMT","turn_id":"515a0b5e3a55878a5f209b0e","turn_index":0,"user_text":"\n     Goal\n    Traduire toutes les valeurs textuelles pr\u00e9sentes dans une liste d\u2019objets d\u2019une recette de cuisine de en (ISO 639) vers de (ISO 639), en respectant le contexte culinaire.\n\n    Traduire pr\u00e9cis\u00e9ment les ingr\u00e9dients et termes culinaires pour qu'ils soient corrects dans la langue cible.\n    Maintenir la structure JSON intacte, en ne modifiant que les valeurs.\n    S\u2019assurer que les ingr\u00e9dients restent compr\u00e9hensibles et adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n\n    Return Format\n    Tu dois renvoyer une liste d\u2019objets sous la forme re\u00e7u.\n    - Chaque valeur doit \u00eatre correctement traduite en de.\n    - Les ingr\u00e9dients doivent \u00eatre adapt\u00e9s \u00e0 la langue cible.\n    - Aucune cl\u00e9 ne doit \u00eatre modifi\u00e9e.\n\n    Warnings\n    - Ne modifie pas la structure JSON, uniquement les valeurs textuelles.\n    - Fais attention aux ingr\u00e9dients : une mauvaise traduction peut alt\u00e9rer la compr\u00e9hension.\n    - Ne laisse aucune valeur non traduite.\n    - Ne renvoie que le JSON, sans explication.\n\n    Context Dump\n    Langue source : en (ISO 639)\n    Langue cible : de (ISO 639)\n    Donn\u00e9es \u00e0 traduire :\n\n    [\n  {\n    \"recipeCode\": \"0d3b26f1f3594372bcf44beebbd26402\",\n    \"updated\": \"2025-04-23T09:03:50.888Z\",\n    \"title\": \"Sour Cream Coffee Cake with Browned Butter Glaze\",\n    \"subtitle\": \"LH KETO\",\n    \"description\": \"A delicious coffee cake perfect for a weekend breakfast or brunch.  Preparing the batter, filling, and glazes in advance allows for a quicker morning assembly. Simply pour the batter and filling into the pan and refrigerate overnight. In the morning, bake and glaze for a delightful cinnamon and browned butter aroma.\",\n    \"ingredients\": [\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cake batter\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"coconut flour, or blanched almond flour\",\n          \"ground cinnamon\",\n          \"baking powder\",\n          \"fine sea salt\",\n          \"unsalted butter or coconut oil, softened\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"vanilla extract\",\n          \"eggs (4 eggs if using almond flour)\",\n          \"sour cream\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cinnamon filling\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"melted unsalted butter or coconut oil\",\n          \"ground cinnamon\",\n          \"vanilla extract\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"browned butter glaze\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"unsalted butter or coconut oil\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\"\n        ]\n      },\n      {\n        \"section\": \"cream cheese glaze\",\n        \"ingredients\": [\n          \"package cream cheese, softened\",\n          \"unsweetened cashew milk\",\n          \"swerve confectioners'-style sweetener or equivalent amount of liquid or powdered sweetener\",\n          \"seeds scraped from 1 vanilla bean (about 8 inches long), or vanilla extract\",\n          \"chopped nuts of choice, for garnish (optional)\"\n        ]\n      }\n    ],\n    \"instructions\": [\n      \"Preheat oven to 350\u00b0F. Grease a 9-cup Bundt pan.\",\n      \"For the cake batter: In a medium bowl, combine coconut flour, cinnamon, baking powder, and salt. Set aside. In a large bowl, cream together the softened butter, sweetener, and vanilla until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time, mixing thoroughly after each addition.  Gradually add the dry ingredients, alternating with the sour cream. Pour half of the batter into the prepared Bundt pan.\",\n      \"For the cinnamon filling: Combine sweetener, melted butter, cinnamon, and vanilla in a small bowl.  Pour the filling over the batter in the pan and swirl gently with a knife.  Pour the remaining batter over the filling.\",\n      \"Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.  Cool in the pan for 10 minutes before inverting onto a wire rack to cool completely.\",\n      \"For the browned butter glaze: In a saucepan over medium-high heat, melt the butter, whisking constantly until brown flecks appear. Continue whisking; the butter will foam and then subside. Remove from heat. (If using coconut oil, simply melt.) Whisk in the sweetener until smooth. Refrigerate for 5 to 8 minutes to thicken.\",\n      \"Once the browned butter glaze has thickened slightly, pour it over the cooled cake. Refrigerate for approximately 8 minutes to set the glaze.\",\n      \"For the cream cheese glaze: Beat the softened cream cheese, cashew milk, and sweetener together until smooth. Stir in the vanilla. Adjust sweetness if needed.\",\n      \"Remove the cake from the refrigerator. Drizzle with the cream cheese glaze and garnish with chopped nuts, if desired. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.\"\n    ],\n    \"notes_ingredients\": null,\n    \"notes_instructions\": null\n  }\n]\n\n    "}],"shard":{"index":70,"name":"turns-00070.parquet","rows":39112}}