Base js tests

by Konrad Bloor

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// ************************************************************************************************************************************
//   instructions:
//			0. Dont Panic

//   notes:
//    * This is not timed, complete at your own pace.
// 		* You may use any resources you like, but you need to be able to explain your answers.
// 	  * Consult the TODO comments for instructions.
// 		* Do not modify expect() calls unless there is an INCOMPLETE value. This is how each test is judged for correctness.
//    * After each edit, the tests should re-run automatically. (a green dot instead of a red X indicates success).
// ************************************************************************************************************************************
describe("can we", function () {
	"use strict";
  
  it("understand bools", function() {
    // some people just don't get bools. prove to me that you do.
    function boolean(x, y) {
      // todo: write a function that returns true if the value of x is true, or the value of y is 10, otherwise return false.
      return ;
    }

    expect(boolean(true, 99)).toBe(true);
    expect(boolean(false, 10)).toBe(true);
    expect(boolean(false, 99)).toBe(false);
  });
  
  it("write a for loop", function() {
		var sum = 0;
    // TODO: write a 'for' loop which sums the EVEN numbers in the range [1 to 50] (inclusive)    
    
    
    
    expect(sum).toBe(650);
  });
  
  it("understand object literals", function() {
		// TODO: declare an object which has the fields 'name' and 'age' 
    // set name to "Bob" and age to 30
   
    expect(p.name).toBe("Bob");
    expect(p.age).toBe(30);
  });
  

  
  it("solve generic interview type questions", function () {
    function palindrome(possiblePalindrome) {
      // TODO: Write a function which tests an input string to determine whether it is the same forwards and backwards.
      
    }
    
    expect(palindrome("rats live on no evil star")).toBe(true);
   ...