function ClassOne(name, pw, mail){
// Exercise One: In this exercise you will be creating your own class!
// You are currently in the class, you are given three strings, name, pw, and mail.
// You need to create three properties on this class.
// Those properties are: 'username', 'password', and 'email'
// Set the value of username to name,
// Set the value of password to pw,
// Set the value of email to mail
this.username = name;
this.password = pw;
this.email = mail;
// Note: Remember you DO NOT need to return anything in a class!
}
function ClassTwo(name, pw, mail){
// Exercise Two: Now that you have created your own class,
// you will create a class with a method on it.
// In this class create 4 properties: username, password, email, and checkPassword.
// Set the value of username to name,
// Set the value of password to pw,
// Set the value of email to mail
// Set the value of checkPassword to a function.
// The checkPassword function takes a string as it's only argument.
// Using the 'this' keyword check to see if the password on the class is the same as
// the string being passed in as the parameter. Return true or false.
this.username = name;
this.password = pw;
this.email = mail;
this.checkPassword = function(string) {
return this.password;
};
}
console.log(this.checkPassword(pw));
// Exercise One: In this exercise you will be creating your own class!
// You are currently in the class, you are given three strings, name, pw, and mail.
// You need to create three properties on this class.
// Those properties are: 'username', 'password', and 'email'
// Set the value of username to name,
// Set the value of password to pw,
// Set the value of email to mail
this.username = name;
this.password = pw;
this.email = mail;
// Note: Remember you DO NOT need to return anything in a class!
}
function ClassTwo(name, pw, mail){
// Exercise Two: Now that you have created your own class,
// you will create a class with a method on it.
// In this class create 4 properties: username, password, email, and checkPassword.
// Set the value of username to name,
// Set the value of password to pw,
// Set the value of email to mail
// Set the value of checkPassword to a function.
// The checkPassword function takes a string as it's only argument.
// Using the 'this' keyword check to see if the password on the class is the same as
// the string being passed in as the parameter. Return true or false.
this.username = name;
this.password = pw;
this.email = mail;
this.checkPassword = function(string) {
return this.password;
};
}
console.log(this.checkPassword(pw));