Course Assignment

Brief

To complete this assignment, you will use your knowledge of programming logic and syntax to describe the world around you.

Using JavaScript Notation, describe a real item from your everyday life as an object.

Required Properties

This object must contain well-named properties that describe your chosen item.

The item must have at least one property of each of the following types:

1. String
2. Number
3. Boolean
4. Array
5. Function

Project Structure

Follow this link and clone the blank repository to begin.

All of your work should be done in this repository so that teachers have access later.

Your project should have at least two files:

1. object.js (Named appropriately for your choice)
2. readme.md

Save your object in a well-named JavaScript file, for example, motorbike.js:

const motorbike = {
  brand: "Yamaha",
  speed: 0,
  revs: 0,
  kilometres: 10000,
  cc: 250,
  on: false,
  gearbox: ["Neutral", "First", "Second", "Third"],
  ignition: function() {
    motorbike.on = !motorbike.on
  }
}

Write a readme.md file to describe your object and how to use it. For example:

# Motorbike Object

This object has the following properties:
- Brand (String), the manufacturer of the vehicle
- Speed (Number), the vehicle velocity in `kmph`
- etc

Delivery

Copy the URL of your Classroom Repository and submit this as onlinetext.

Delivery should include the following:

1. Your object code in a .js file.
2. Your project description in a readme.md file.
3. (Optional) Additional coding practice, objects or UI work.

Optional Goals

If you have completed the core requirements and would like to continue practising, consider attempting one or more of the following goals:

User Interface

Build a user interface for this object using HTML, CSS and your JavaScript file.

For example, the dashboard of a motorbike shows statistics about the vehicle and a button to start or stop the engine.

Nested Objects

Extend your object to feature at least one nested object property, for example:

const motorbike = {
  brand: {
    name: "Yamaha",
    hq: "Japan"
  },
}

Array of Objects

Extend your object to feature at least one array of objects, for example:

const motorbike = {
  gears: [{
    name: "Neutral",
    ratio: 0
  },
  {
    name: "First",
    ratio: 1.3
  },
  {
    name: "Second",
    ratio: 1
  },
  {
    name: "Third",
    ratio: 0.9
  }]
}