JSFiddle - React, Tailwind, and code Playground

by Kavitha Venkataswamy

JavaScript

/**
 * Part 1: Create an object that represents yourself
 *
 * It should have some data (properties):
 *  Give it your name
 *  Height? Age? Whatever...
 *
 * It should have some behaviors (methods)
 *  Speak? Sit? Stand?
 *  Dance?
 *
 * Part 2: Create at least one method, "speak", which accepts a string argument and logs it to the console such as:
 *   me.speak("hello") => "Tim says: hello"
 *
 * Part 3: Let’s assume you have a collection of something. Trophies?
 * Create an array property on your object that has a couple trophies inside it
 * 
 * Part 4: Add a function that outputs the trophy name to the consold
 *   me.viewTrophy(i)
 * This should log the name of the trophy at index i to the console
 *
 * Part 5: Add a function that lists trophies to the console
 *   me.viewTrophy(i); 
 * This should log a list of trophic names, separated by comma
 * ex: “gold star, track, silver medal”
 *
 * Bonus A: Make the "trophies" property non-enumerable
 * Hint: you'll need to use Object.defineProperty()
 * Hint: for (var prop in me) {console.log(prop);} 
 *       should not output "trophies" as an enumerable prop
 *
 * Bonus B: How might we make it so that your trophies are protected?
 * Hint: closures
*/

var person = 
{ 
   name : "Kavitha",
   city : "SF"
   toString = function() { return this.name; }

};