This repository marks the beginning of my journey in learning to program. The following questions serve as a foundation for understanding basic programming concepts and improving problem-solving skills.
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mindGame(): A function that takes a positive number as input, multiplies it by 3, adds 10, divides by 2, and deducts 5 to show the result.
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evenOdd(): A function that takes a string as input and determines if the number of characters is even or odd.
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isLGSeven(): A function that takes a number as input, finds the difference between the input value and 7, and returns either the difference or double the input value based on certain conditions.
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findingBadData(): A function that takes an array containing positive and negative numbers, identifies "Bad Data" (negative numbers), and returns the quantity of such data.
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gemsToDiamond(): A function that takes 3 numeric values representing the number of gems each of 3 friends have, calculates the total quantity of diamonds they can get by converting their gems, and adjusts the total if necessary.
This repository captures the early stages of my programming journey, where I explore fundamental concepts and practice problem-solving techniques. The solutions provided here serve as a starting point for building a solid understanding of JavaScript and algorithmic thinking.
To clone this repository to your local machine, use the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Tanzeebul-Tamim/Basic-JS-Problem-Solving.git