etoluw:
let CalcAverage = (a,b,c) => (a+b+c)/3;

checkWinner = (a,b) => a > 2 * b;

Capslock01:
const calcAverage1 = function (dolphins1, dolphins2, dolphins3) {
const avgDolphins = (dolphins1 + dolphins2 + dolphins3)/3;
console.log('Dolphins Average is ---> ' + avgDolphins)
}
avgDolphins = calcAverage1 (44, 23, 71); //Test for Data 1 --- "Value is 46"

const calcAverage2 = function (Koalas1, Koalas2, Koalas3) {
const avgKoalas = (Koalas1 + Koalas2 + Koalas3)/3;
console.log('Koalas Average is ---> '+ avgKoalas)
}
avgKoalas = calcAverage2 (65, 54, 49); //Test for Data 2 --- "Value is 56"

//This code takes Average as parameters
function checkWinner (avgDolphins, avgKoalas) {
if (avgDolphins >= 2*avgKoalas) {
console.log (`Delphins win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else if (avgKoalas >= 2*avgDolphins) {
console.log (`Koalas win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else {
console.log('No team win')
}
}

checkWinner(46, 56) //Test for Data 1 Average



I hope this help. I will try to help you to refine the code tomorrow.

LikeAking:
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Sapeleboy911:
function calcAverage(value1, value2, value3){
return (value1 + value2 + value3) / 3;
};

// The code above calculates the average of any 3 given numbers.

let avgDolphins = calcAverage(10, 15, 20);

let avgKoalas = calcAverage(30, 40, 20);

//The code above is calling the calcAverage function and assigning it to variables.


function checksWinner(avgDolphins, avgKoalas){

if(avgDolphins >= 2 * avgKoalas){

return `Dolphins wins (${avgDolphins} VS ${avgKoalas}) `;

}else if(avgKoalas >= 2 * avgDolphins){
return (`Koalas Wins (${avgKoalas} VS ${avgDolphins})`);

}else{
return "No winner";
}
}


You can use console.log instead of using different return statements in one function. It's just a bad habit of mine. This must be Jonas Schmedtmann's course on udemy, I'm a student of the course too. Just rounded up the loop section. Your code is returning nothing in the console. Re-check your code. Your last calibrace, i dont know the function is holding.

Capslock01:
const calcAverage1 = function (dolphins1, dolphins2, dolphins3) {
const avgDolphins = (dolphins1 + dolphins2 + dolphins3)/3;
console.log('Dolphins Average is ---> ' + avgDolphins)
}
avgDolphins = calcAverage1 (44, 23, 71); //Test for Data 1 --- "Value is 46"

const calcAverage2 = function (Koalas1, Koalas2, Koalas3) {
const avgKoalas = (Koalas1 + Koalas2 + Koalas3)/3;
console.log('Koalas Average is ---> '+ avgKoalas)
}
avgKoalas = calcAverage2 (65, 54, 49); //Test for Data 2 --- "Value is 56"

//This code takes Average as parameters
function checkWinner (avgDolphins, avgKoalas) {
if (avgDolphins >= 2*avgKoalas) {
console.log (`Delphins win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else if (avgKoalas >= 2*avgDolphins) {
console.log (`Koalas win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else {
console.log('No team win')
}
}

checkWinner(46, 56) //Test for Data 1 Average



I hope this help. I will try to help you to refine the code tomorrow.

africanman85:
Since u no solve am

africanman85:

Your (if and else augument) did not execute .

//Q1
const calcAvg = function (input1, input2, input3){
return (input1 + input2 + input3)/3;
}

//Q2 ---DATA 1 && DATA 2
const avgDolphins = calcAvg(44, 23, 71); //Test for Data 1 --- "Value is 46"
const avgKoalas = calcAvg(65, 54, 49); //Test for Data 2 --- "Value is 56"

const avgDolphins1 = calcAvg(85, 54, 41); //Test for Data 1 --- "Value is 60"
const avgKoalas1 = calcAvg(23, 34, 27); //Test for Data 2 --- "Value is 28"

console.log('Dolphins Average is ---> ' + avgDolphins)
console.log('Koalas Average is ---> '+ avgKoalas)

console.log('Dolphins Average is ---> ' + avgDolphins1)
console.log('Koalas Average is ---> '+ avgKoalas1)

//Q3 && Q5 --- IF statement covers Q5 ---
function checkWinner (avgDolphins1, avgKoalas1) {
if (avgDolphins1 >= 2*avgKoalas1) {
console.log (`Delphins win (${avgDolphins1} vs ${avgKoalas1})`);
} else if (avgKoalas1 >= 2*avgDolphins1) {
console.log (`Koalas win (${avgDolphins1} vs ${avgKoalas1})`);
} else {
console.log('No team win')
}
}
//Q4 && Q5
checkWinner(46, 56) //Test for Data 1 Average
checkWinner(60, 28) //Test for Data 1 Average

Capslock01:


I executed it on my PC and it ran. Probably the "avgDolphins" and "avgKoalas" has already been declared in your local variable, if it was declared in the global variable you would have gotten error.

I modified the code already and I tested it.
It worked.

you can check below:



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Capslock01:


I executed it on my PC and it ran. Probably the "avgDolphins" and "avgKoalas" has already been declared in your local variable, if it was declared in the global variable you would have gotten error.

I modified the code already and I tested it.
It worked.

you can check below:



You can post more questions/challenge