Scenario:
As a frequent diner, you love trying out new restaurants and experimenting with different foods.
However, having to figure out what you want to order can be a time-consuming ordeal if the menu is big,
and you want an easier way to be able to figure out what you are going to eat.
In this project, you’ll use JavaScript to randomly create a three-course meal based on what is
available on a menu.
We’ll run it a few times to show some of the choices it made for you.
NOTE...
I was told what to call the variables/methods & functions and where to put them
but not how to code them.
Scenario:
We want to create and extract information about your favorite sports team. Basketball,
soccer, tennis, or water polo, you pick it.
It’s your job to create data using the JavaScript data structures at your
disposal: arrays, objects, etc.
Once created, you can manipulate these data structures as well as gain insights from them.
For example, you might want to get the total number of games your team has played,
or the average score of all of their games.
NOTE...
I was told what to call the variables/methods & functions and where to put them
but not how to code them.