Loops Practice

// For Loops
// Documentation:
// W3: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_loop_for.asp
// MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/for
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 10 times, and console logs out the index for each iteration
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 10 times, and increments the index by two each iteration
// Also console logs the index for each iteration
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// multiples of 3
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// even numbers
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// odd numbers
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// multiples of 5
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 25 times, and increments the index by three each iteration
// Also console logs out the index - 30, but only for values which will result in a positive integer
// for example if index is 20, you cannot subtract 30 because the result would be -10
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 100 times in reverse, and console logs "time till explosion" along
// with the index number
//   Create a `for` loop which runs 50 times in reverse, and decrements the index by 4, and console logs
// "turbo modes engages in " along with the index number
// While loops
// Documentation:
// W3: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_loop_while.asp
// MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/while
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 10 times, and console logs out the index for each iteration
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 10 times, and increments the index by two each iteration
// Also console logs the index for each iteration
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// multiples of 3
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// even numbers
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// odd numbers
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 100 times, and console logs out only the indexes which are
// multiples of 5
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 25 times, and increments the index by three each iteration
// Also console logs out the index - 30, but only for values which will result in a positive integer
// for example if index is 20, you cannot subtract 30 because the result would be -10
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 100 times in reverse, and console logs "time till explosion" along
// with the index number
//   Create a `while` loop which runs 50 times in reverse, and decrements the index by 4, and console logs
// "turbo modes engages in " along with the index number
// For In Loops
// The following For In loops will make use of this loop Object below
// Documentation:
// W3: https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_forin.asp
// MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/for...in
var loopObject = {
    index_1: 1,
    index_2: 2,
    index_3: 3,
    index_4: 4,
    index_5: 5,
    index_6: 6,
    index_7: 7,
    index_8: 8,
    index_9: 9,
    index_10: 10,
}
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `loopObject` and
// console logs out each of the property names
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `loopObject` and
// console logs out just the values for each of the property names
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `loopObject` and
// console logs out the following string for each property with the
// properties and values concatenated into it
// "The property name is [property name] and the value is [property value]"
// The following For In loops will make use of this loop Object below
var person = {
    name: "jimmy",
    age: 32,
    dog: false,
    cat: true,
    favorite_food: 'sushi',
    favorite_number: 42,
    favorite_movie: "Tron: Legacy",
    greatest_fear: "clowns",
    favorite_song: "",
    hours_of_sleep: null
}
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the property values which are `strings`
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the property values which are `falsy`
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the property values which are `numbers`
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the properties which contain `falsy` values
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the properties which contain `number` values
//  Create a `for in` loop which loops through the `person` object and
// console logs out only the properties which contain `string` values