First answer working with arrays

data/assignments.js

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+let assignments = [
+    {
+        name: 'Assignment1',
+        completed: true
+    },
+
+    {
+        name: 'Assignment2',
+        completed: false
+    },
+
+    {
+        name: 'Assignment3',
+        completed: true
+    }
+
+];
+
+module.exports = {
+    assignments
+}

index.js

@@ -2,49 +2,137 @@
 
     We will push to github all along the way so we track our week and keep a log
 
+
+
     Declaring an Array with Objects
 
     1)  Declare and initialize an array of `assignments` with `name` and `completed` properties. Name the array `assignments`.  `completed` will have boolean values.
 
  */
+/*
+let assignments = [{
+    assignment1: {
+        name: '', 
+        completed: true
+    }, 
+    assignment2: {
+        name: '',
+        completed: false
+    },
+    assignment3: {
+        name: '',
+        completed: true
+    },
+}];
+*/
+
 
 
- /**
+// Referencing code in other files
 
-    Referencing code in other files
-
-    2a)  Great work! Now move that array initialization out into its own file. 
-        See ./data/assignments.js where you will initialize the data in place of inline in this function
+/* 2a)  Great work! Now move that array initialization out into its own file. 
+See ./data/assignments.js where you will initialize the data in place of inline in this function
+copy/pasted the function into assignments.js and added `module.exports = {
+assignments
+}`
+*/
+
+// 2b) "Import" that data into this file in place of the inline code you had in step 1
+const { assignments } = require('./data/assignments');
+
+// console.log(assignments);
 
-    2b) "Import" that data into this file in place of the inline code you had in step 1
-
 
-  */
 
 
 /**
 
     Looping and using references to arrays a given positions
- 
+
     3) Loop through the data using a for loop. Just console.log within the loop to show each item within the array
 
  */
 
+/*
+ for (let i = 0; i < assignments.length; i++) {
+    console.log(assignments[i])
+};
+*/
+
 /**
 
     Looping and Assignment
- 
+
     4) Declare a new array named `allAssignments`. Loop through the `assignments` array data using a for loop and assign each item from `assignments` to the new `allAssignments` array
 
  */
 
-
+// let allAssignments = []
+
+/*
+function loop(assignment) {
+    for (let i = 0; i < assignments.length; i++) {
+        return allAssignments.push(assignments[i]);
+    };
+};
+console.log(allAssignments);
+*/
+
+/*
+let assigning = loop => {
+    for (let i = 0; i < assignments.length; i++) {
+        allAssignments.push(assignments[i]);
+    };
+}
+*/
+/*
+console.log({ allAssignments });
+console.log(assignments);
+*/
+// FOR IN
+/*
+for (let i in assignments) {
+    const assignment = assignments[i]
+    console.log({ i })
+};
+*/
+
+// forEach
+/*
+assignments.forEach((assignment) => {
+    allAssignments.push(assignment);
+})
+
+
+console.log({ allAssignments });
+console.log(assignments);
+*/
+/*
+let allAssignments = assignments.map((assignment) => assignment)
+console.log(allAssignments);
+*/
 /**
-
+   
     Filtering
-
-    5) Declare a new array named `completedAssignments`. Loop through the `assignments` array data using a for loop.  Use a condition to only add to `allAssignments` where there are property values with `completed` of `true`
 
+    5) Declare a new array named `completedAssignments`. Loop through the `assignments` array data using a for loop.  
+    Use a condition to only add to `completedAssignments` where there are property values with `completed` of `true`
  */
 
-
+let completedAssignment = assignments.map(completedAssignment => {
+    if (completedAssignment.completed === true) {
+        return completedAssignment
+    } else {
+        return 'Not yet!'
+    }
+})
+console.log({ completedAssignment });
+console.log(assignments);
+
+// Try a FILTER !! 
+/*
+let completedAssignments = assignment.filter((assignment) => {
+    let completed = assignment;
+    return completed;
+})
+*/