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/*
#1 Triple Function

Directions: Make a function that triples a number.
Example: If the parameter is 10, the function should return 30, because 10 * 3 = 30.
Instructions:
1. Declare a function called triple. It should have one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that multiplies the parameter by 3.
3. Use console.log to test calling the function. Try using a small number!
*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
var V = 10;
function triple(V){
   console.log(V * 3);
}
triple(V);
/*
#2 Cubed Function

Directions: Make a function that returns the cubed value of the parameter.
Example: If the parameter is 2, the function should return 8 because 2 * 2 * 2 = 8.
Instructions:

1. Declare a function called cubed. It should have one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that multiplies the parameter by itself 3 times.
3. Use console.log to test calling the function. Try using a small number like 2 or 3 to see if it works!

*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
var Y = 35;
function cubed(Y){
console.log(Y * Y * Y);
}
cubed(Y);


/*
#3 Hello Name Function

Directions: Make a program that says hello to 3 different people.
Example: If the parameter is "Erica", the function should return "Hello Erica"

Instructions:
1. Declare a function called greeting. Give the function one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement with the string hello added to the parameter.
3. Using console.log, test a function call with your name. Do this 3 more times with other names!
*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
function greeting(Mom){
console.log("Hello"+" "+ Mom);
}
greeting("Rosa");


/*
#4 Average Function

Directions: Make a function that computes the average of two numbers.
Example: If 6 and 10 are the parameters, the function should return 8 because (6 + 10)/2 = 8.
Instructions:
1. Create a function called average with two parameters.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that calculates the average of two numbers.
3. Using console.log, test your function call with 6 and 10. Try it with two other numbers.
*/
  //To do: Insert you code below this line
var x = 7;
var y = 23;
function average(x,y){
  console.log(x+y/2);
}
average(x,y);
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<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">/*
#1 Triple Function

Directions: Make a function that triples a number.
Example: If the parameter is 10, the function should return 30, because 10 * 3 = 30.
Instructions:
1. Declare a function called triple. It should have one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that multiplies the parameter by 3.
3. Use console.log to test calling the function. Try using a small number!
*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
var V = 10;
function triple(V){
   console.log(V * 3);
}
triple(V);
/*
#2 Cubed Function

Directions: Make a function that returns the cubed value of the parameter.
Example: If the parameter is 2, the function should return 8 because 2 * 2 * 2 = 8.
Instructions:

1. Declare a function called cubed. It should have one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that multiplies the parameter by itself 3 times.
3. Use console.log to test calling the function. Try using a small number like 2 or 3 to see if it works!

*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
var Y = 35;
function cubed(Y){
console.log(Y * Y * Y);
}
cubed(Y);


/*
#3 Hello Name Function

Directions: Make a program that says hello to 3 different people.
Example: If the parameter is "Erica", the function should return "Hello Erica"

Instructions:
1. Declare a function called greeting. Give the function one parameter.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement with the string hello added to the parameter.
3. Using console.log, test a function call with your name. Do this 3 more times with other names!
*/
    //To do: Insert you code below this line
function greeting(Mom){
console.log("Hello"+" "+ Mom);
}
greeting("Rosa");


/*
#4 Average Function

Directions: Make a function that computes the average of two numbers.
Example: If 6 and 10 are the parameters, the function should return 8 because (6 + 10)/2 = 8.
Instructions:
1. Create a function called average with two parameters.
2. In the body of the function, make a return statement that calculates the average of two numbers.
3. Using console.log, test your function call with 6 and 10. Try it with two other numbers.
*/
  //To do: Insert you code below this line
var x = 7;
var y = 23;
function average(x,y){
  console.log(x+y/2);
}
average(x,y);
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