Birmingham | 26-ITP-May | Tobias Amaechina | Sprint 2 | coursework#1424
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…unction with argument tobias which worked
…error occured at line 9 as pasted in the file
…ble decimalNumber, and the refence error occurs to show that the variable decimalNumber is not a global varaible
…be passed during function call
…ion printed a value and the one ouside that called the fuction using template literal produce undefine
… statement before the expression a +b could be reached
…ment and it worked
…plementing a function with apprioprate name
…or the first time
…t output '00:00am' instead of '12:00am'
…get output' for the assertion to work
…dnight code in the function body as noticed that assertion still fails
…here is no leading zeros
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Good work on these tasks - they're almost all done. Just a few small comments
| // return the BMI of someone based off their weight and height | ||
| } No newline at end of file | ||
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| console.log(calculateBMI(70, 1.73)); // should return 23.4 No newline at end of file |
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The calculation works here, but be careful about what the task is asking. The function should be returning the BMI to 1 decimal place. Your function is returning a string. How would you need to change this to match the task specification?
| return `${hours}:00 pm`; | ||
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| if (hours===0){ | ||
| return `${12}:00 am`; |
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Do you need to be using a template string here if the content is a number?
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I refactored the formatAs12HourClock function and enhanced the associated test suite to correctly handle edge‑case time conversions, specifically Midnight (00:00:00) and Midday (12:00:00). It also includes several clarity and consistency, I also improvements across the codebase.
I did Identified and fixed a scope issue involving a global variable.
Explained why the earlier version of the code failed and how the fix resolved the issue.
Reused logic from Sprint‑1 by extracting it into a properly named function.
I Implemented a reusable function with clear naming conventions.
I Called the function with two arguments and verified correct output via console logging.
Added a missing return statement to ensure the function produced a usable result.