Bjørg Kristiansen

src/advanced/swap.js

@@ -2,5 +2,5 @@ let a = 8
 let b = 10
 
 // TODO: Swap the values of a and b without changing lines 1 and 2; extra points if you can do it without using a temporary variable
-
+b = [a, (a = b)][0]
 module.exports = { a, b }

src/assignment.js

@@ -3,9 +3,10 @@ let firstNumber = 10
 firstNumber = 0
 
 // TODO: 1. Set the value of firstNumber below so the tests pass
+firstNumber = 20
 
 // TODO: 2. Change the code below so that the tests pass
-const secondNumber = 0 // edit this value
+const secondNumber = 42 // edit this value
 
 // do not edit the exported object.
 module.exports = {

src/declaration.js

@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@
 //
 //
 // TODO: 1. Declare the variables firstName and age so that the tests pass
-
+const firstName = 'Jane'
+const age = 35
 // do not edit below this line
 let firstNameExport = ''
 try {

src/extensions/types.js

@@ -35,34 +35,34 @@ function pick(n) {
 }
 
 // 1. Pick true using the pick function - by changing 0 to pick your answer
-const imTrue = pick(0)
+const imTrue = pick(9)
 
 // 2. Pick a real number
-const aReal = pick(0)
+const aReal = pick(4)
 
 // 3. Pick a string
-const aString = pick(3)
+const aString = pick(6)
 
 // 4. Pick an array
-const anArray = pick(1)
+const anArray = pick(7)
 
 // 5. Pick a (simple) number
-const aNumber = pick(0)
+const aNumber = pick(3)
 
 // 6. Pick an object
-const anObject = pick(1)
+const anObject = pick(8)
 
 // 7. Pick false
-const imFalse = pick(0)
+const imFalse = pick(10)
 
 // 8. Pick a BigInt
-const imBigInt = pick(1)
+const imBigInt = pick(5)
 
 // 9. Pick undefined
-const imUndefined = pick(0)
+const imUndefined = pick(2)
 
 // 10. Pick null
-const imNull = pick(0)
+const imNull = pick(1)
 
 // Do not edit below this line
 module.exports = {