task2

Author: script-shadow

Students/kamala/task2.js

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+// Recommended Task: "The E-Commerce Inventory Manager"
+// Objective:
+// Build a system to manage products in a store using functions to automate tasks and objects to store complex data.
+
+
+// Create an empty array called inventory.
+let inventory=[]
+
+// Create a function called createProduct(name, price, quantity).
+// This function should return an object with those three properties.
+// Call this function three times to create these items and add them to your inventory array:
+// "Laptop", 1200, 10
+// "Mouse", 25, 50
+// "Keyboard", 100, 20
+function createProduct(name, price, quantity){
+    let products= {
+        "name":name,
+        "price":price,
+        "quantity":quantity
+    };
+    return products
+
+}
+
+let p1=createProduct("Laptop",1200,10)
+let p2=createProduct("Mouse",25,50)
+let p3=createProduct("Keyboard",100,20)
+
+inventory=[p1,p2,p3]//all data was overridden by `p3
+
+// Updating Data (Accessing Constraints)
+
+// Oh no! The "Mouse" price was wrong. Access the second item in your inventory array and update its price to 30.
+// Access the "Laptop" (first item) and add a new property category with the value "Electronics".
+inventory[1].price=30
+console.log("After increasing mouse price",inventory)
+
+// Access the "Laptop" (first item) and add a new property category with the value "Electronics".
+// Merging Product Details (Spread Operator):
+inventory[0].category="Electronics"
+console.log("After adding the category on p1",inventory)
+// Create an object called extraDetails with { warranty: "2 years", color: "Silver" }.
+// Create a new variable updatedLaptop by merging the first item in your inventory with extraDetails using the spread operator (...).
+// Console log updatedLaptop to see the combined result.
+
+const extraDetails={
+    warranty:"2 years",
+    color:"Silver"
+}
+
+let updatedLaptop={...inventory[0],...extraDetails}
+console.log(updatedLaptop)
+
+// The Sale Function (Arrow Functions):
+
+// Write an Arrow Function called calculateTotalValue.
+// It should accept two parameters: price and quantity.
+// It should return the total value (price * quantity).
+// Use this function to calculate the total value of the "Keyboard" stock (from your inventory) and log it.
+
+const calculateTotalValue=(price,quantity)=>{
+    return (price*quantity)
+}
+const totalValOfKeyboard=calculateTotalValue(inventory[2].price,inventory[2].quantity)
+console.log("The total value of Keyboard is",totalValOfKeyboard)
+
+// Nested Data Challenge:
+
+// Create a user object called adminUser with:
+// name: "Manager"
+// permissions: A nested object { canEdit: true, canDelete: false }
+// Write an if statement: If adminUser.permissions.canEdit is true, console log "Access Granted: Inventory updated."
+// Why this works:
+// Functions: They practice passing arguments (name, price) effectively.
+// Objects: They learn to store grouped data instead of just single variables.
+// Spread: Real-world use case (adding extra specs to a product).
+// Nested Access: Reviewing how to dig into data (user.permissions.canEdit).
+
+ const adminUser={
+    name:"Manger",
+    permissions:{
+        canEdit:true,
+        canDelete:false
+    }
+ }
+
+ if (adminUser.permissions.canEdit ===true){
+    console.log("Access Granted: Inventory updated!!!!")
+
+ }