Question

Use function expression syntax to write a function named

whereToPark that accepts a string. The function should

return the string “Lot A” when the provided string is

“employee”. It should return the string “Lot B” when the

provided string is “student”. If the provided string is

anything other than “employee” or “student”, the function

should return “Lot C”. Use an if else if structure, not three

separate if statements in your function.

c) This time include three tests of your function at the

bottom of your file. One test should result in printing “Lot

A”, one should result in printing “Lot B” and one should

result in printing “Lot C”. Use javascript to solve it.

Answer 1

Here is the code for the function that determines where to park, in javascript.

Function takes a string parameter.

// function to determine where to park

function whereToPark(string) {

    if(string == "employee") {  // if employee

        return "Lot A";

    }

    else if(string == "student") {  // if student

        return "Lot B";

    }

    else {  // if any other

        return "Lot C";

    }

}

// test cases

console.log(whereToPark("employee"));

console.log(whereToPark("student"));

console.log(whereToPark("other"));

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