[SOLVED] JS project Words

Question

You are making a text encryptor. It should take multiple words and output a combined version, where each word is separated by a dollar sign $.
For example, for the words "hello", "how", "are", "you", the output should be "$hello$how$are$you".
The given code declares a class named Add, with a constructor that takes one rest parameter.
Complete the code by adding a print() method to the class, which should generate the requested output. The project description is really unclear. With "!" it is mentioned that output should begin and end with "

Answer 1

It works for me if I append a dollar sign at the end of each output line in your code, i.e.

console.log( m + "quot; );

so I would guess the sample string in the description is off, but the note at the end is the correct one.

Answer 2

class Add {
constructor(...words) {
this.words = words;
}
//your code goes here
print(){
let z="";
for(x of this.words){
z=z+"quot;+x;
}
console.log(z + "quot;);

}
}

var x = new Add("hehe", "hoho", "haha", "hihi", "huhu");
var y = new Add("this", "is", "awesome");
var z = new Add("lorem", "ipsum", "dolor", "sit", "amet", "consectetur", "adipiscing", "elit");
x.print();
y.print();
z.print();

Answer 3

print() {
this.words.unshift("");
this.words.push("");
console.log(this.words.join("quot;));
}

Answer 4

ako lang ba pinoy dito?HHAHAHAHA

Answer 5

my answer is:

print(){
let y="";
for(x of this.words){
y=y+"quot;+x;
}
console.log(y + "quot;);

}
}

Answer 6

Shadow , tried it again, now it works 🐱 Thanks for your help.

Answer 7

Thanks to the 2 actually if you opt for both functions.

Answer 8

how did it work bro

Answer 9

$like$this$

Answer 10

TheWh¡teCat 🇧🇬 how did it work? Omg bro that caused me headache

Answer 11

var x=["$hehe$hoho$haha$hihi$huhuquot;];
var y=["$this$is$awesomequot;];
var z=["$lorem$ipsum$dolor$sit$amet$consectetur$adipiscing$elitquot;];
Console.log(""+x);
console.log(""+y);
console.log(""+z);

Answer 12

What is the correct answer for this question? Does any one know?

Answer 13

print() {
let str = this.words.join('#x27;);
console.log('#x27; + str + '#x27;);
}

Answer 14

Shadow , thank you for your effort, but unfortunately that is not the reason. Before I post the question I tried to add "quot; at the end, but the result is always wrong. The description in my opinion is not clear the given example (which does not have "quot; at the end) and the "!" part of the task claim two opposite things - both of them lead to wrong output.

Answer 15

Another Solution :

class Add {
constructor(...words) {
this.words = words;
}
//your code goes here
print() {
let answer = "quot;;
for (let word of this.words){
answer = answer + word + "quot;;
}
console.log(answer);
}
}

var x = new Add("hehe", "hoho", "haha", "hihi", "huhu");
var y = new Add("this", "is", "awesome");
var z = new Add("lorem", "ipsum", "dolor", "sit", "amet", "consectetur", "adipiscing", "elit");
x.print();
y.print();
z.print();