Deliberate_Practice-JavaScript/strings_practice at master · TaylorOD/Deliberate_Practice-JavaScript · GitHub

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//  1. Write a program that uses variables to store a first and last name, then prints the full name in one line using string concatenation (the + operator).

//  2. Write a program that uses variables to store a first and last name, then prints the full name in one line using template strings (the ${} operator).

//  3. Write a program that uses variables to store a book's title and author, then prints out a sentence using that information with template strings (the ${} operator).

//  4. Write a program that uses variables to store the names of three cities, then prints out a sentence using that information with string concatenation (the + operator).

//  5. Write a program that stores a varible as a password. If the password is "Joshua", the program responds "Shall we play a game?". For any other password, the program responds "Access denied"

//  6. Write a program that uses variables to store a movies's title and lead actor, then prints out a sentence using that information using string concatenation (the + operator).

//  7. Write a program that uses variables to store three different colors, then prints out a sentence using that information with template strings (the ${} operator).

//  8. Write a program that uses variables to store three different website URL's, then prints out a sentence using the URL's using string concatenation (the + operator).

//  9. Write a program that uses variables to store a coffee order and price, then prints the coffe order and price in one line using string concatenation (the + operator).

//  10. Write a program that uses variables to store a tea order and price, then prints the tea order and price in one line using template strings (the ${} operator).

SOLUTIONS KEY: https://github.com/TaylorOD/Deliberate_Practice-JavaScript/blob/master/solution_key/strings_practice_solutions.js