largestEl takes an array and returns the largest element.
reversed takes a string and reverses it.
loudSnakeCase takes a full sentence and puts it into "Loud_Snake_Case" format but strips out any non-character elements (like punctuation).
fizzBuzz takes an input of a number and returns an array containing all the elements from 1 to that number. Each element divisible by 3 is replaced by "FIZZ", each element divisible by 5 is replaced by "BUZZ" and each element divisible by both 3 and 5 is replaced by "FIZZBUZZ". Eg. fizzBuzz(6) => [ 1, 2, "FIZZ", 4, "BUZZ", "FIZZ" ]
compareArrays takes two arrays and checks to see if they are equal (same contents in the same order). Assume they're not nested.
myMap takes an array and a function. It passes every element from the array into that function, in turn, running the function. The returned array should be filled with each of the return statements from that function.
primes takes a number and outputs an array containing all prime numbers that occur prior to that number, e.g. primes(8) => [2,3,5,7]
All of the functions are contained within the object called sprintFunctions which is located in the scripts.js file.
Deployed at: https://maddiereddy.github.io/assignment_js_sprint/index.html
The user should start with a bankroll and bet with each "spin" of the imaginary wheel. They can choose numbers 1-36. After each spin, the result is displayed and funds are distributed accordingly (payout is 35:1). The user has ability to bet on "0" (35:1), "00" (35:1), "Even" (1:1), "Odd" (1:1), "1 to 18" (1:1), "19 to 36" (1:1), "1st 12" (2:1), "2nd 12" (2:1), or "3rd 12" (2:1)The game logic is in roulette.js and can be run in browser from roulette.hmtl and results viewed in console window
Deployed at: https://maddiereddy.github.io/assignment_js_sprint/roulette.html and viewed in console window (inspect)