Merge pull request #3 from leachcoding/jay-leach

edits are now done

Author: leachcoding

challenges/functions.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 
 // Step 1: Create a higher-order function that will accept 3 parameters. The first two can take any argument. The last is your callback. This function should return your callback that passed the first two parameters as its argument.
 
-/* Step 2: Create several functions.
+/* Step 2: Create several functions that you will callback with the previous higher order function.
 The first will return the sum of two numbers.
 The second will return the product of two numbers.
 The third will return the modulus of the two numbers.

challenges/objects-arrays.js

@@ -28,15 +28,12 @@ What is the length of all 3 objects
 
 const gameCharacters = [
   {id: 1, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 2, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 3, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 4, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 5, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 6, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 7, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 8, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 9, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]},
-  {id: 10, name: "Mario", game: "Super Mario World", mission: "Save the Princess", enemy: "Bowser", subEnemies: ["Koopa", "Goomba", "BowserJr"]}
+  {id: 2, name: "Clank", game: "Ratchet & Clank", mission: "Save the Universe", enemy: "Robot", subEnemies: ["small animal", "small robot", "mini boss"]},
+  {id: 3, name: "Master Chief", game: "Halo", mission: "Save the Universe", enemy: "Covenant", subEnemies: ["small shooters", "snipers", "elite"]},
+  {id: 4, name: "Donkey Kong", game: "Donkey Kong Country", mission: "Get bananas back", enemy: "Kroc", subEnemies: ["snakes", "gators", "bees"]},
+  {id: 5, name: "Sonic", game: "Sonic the Hedgehog", mission: "collect coins", enemy: "Dr Eggman", subEnemies: ["lasers", "spikes", "shooters"]},
+  {id: 6, name: "Jak", game: "Jak & Dexter", mission: "Get back life", enemy: "main boss", subEnemies: ["miniboss", "blaster", "shooter"]},
+
 ];
 
 // Step 1: Create a new array that will contain all games. Once you have it made, sort it ascending[A-Z]. Log the result. Solve two ways:
@@ -53,7 +50,7 @@ const gameCharacters = [
 // Map or forEach
 
 
-// Step 3: Find out how many sub enemies are in each character. Display the number as well as the array. Solve two ways
+// Step 3: Find out how many sub enemies are in each character. Display the number as well as the array. After you have displayed it, then take out the first sub enemy of each character and return the new results. Solve two ways
 
 // For Loop