London | 25-ITP-Sep | Imran Mohamed | Sprint 1 | Feature/destructuring #327
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Great work! I just added come comments around readability
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| function getGryffindorMembers(arr) { | ||
| let gryffindorMembers = []; | ||
| arr.forEach(({ firstName, lastName, house }) => { |
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As an extension: could you show me how you can use filter and map on an array to do this?
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Used filter and map for both functions in this exercise
| function printReceipt(order){ | ||
| let total = 0 , qtyWidthMax = 3, itemWidthMax = 4 | ||
| const receiptLines = order.map(({itemName, quantity, unitPricePence}) => { | ||
| const itemTotalPounds = (quantity*unitPricePence/100); |
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Generally, we try to keep space around an operator to make the code easier to read. Also, just to make the code easier to read, it is better to use brackets to show the order of operation that you want. For example, is it not clear whether you intend to have:
- quantity * (unitPricePence/100) OR
- (quantity * unitPricePence) / 100
In this instance, it does not actually matter, as mathematically they are equivalent. But it is a good habit to create to improve your code readability
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| let total = 0 , qtyWidthMax = 3, itemWidthMax = 4 |
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Just formatting: We usually don't add a comma after a number like you have with total = 0 ,
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Noted, have declared and assigned variables individually to aid in readability.
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| //task 1 | ||
| function getGryffindorMembers(arr) { | ||
| const gryffindorMembers = arr.filter(({ house }) => house === "Gryffindor").map(({ firstName, lastName }) => `${firstName} ${lastName}`).join('\n'); |
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Nice one, great work. The only thing I would say is that we typically keep each method applied on a new line just to improve readability again. So, to take your work as an example:
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I have completed the tasks set out in exercises 1-3 in the Sprint 1 destructuring folder
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I found it unclear if exercise 2 needed a string output, or a log as the task was to display the desired names. As such I have logged these to the console, should I have been outputting strings instead?