'use strict' ;


// 1. Create a function that takes a parameter and returns the parameter's data type
function dataType(data){
	return typeof data;
}
dataType(false);
dataType(7);
dataType('this is a string');



// 2. Create two person objects. Both must have 6 properties: name, username, password,
// age, salary, occupation, and location.  Create a function that will take an object as
// an argument and returns 'You may enter' if the username is 'tstark' and the password
// is 'ironman447'.

var personOne = {

	name: 'Ahmed' ,
	username: 'Ahmed177',
	password:'coolguy123',
	age: 18 ,
	salary: 20000,
	occupation: 'dispatcher',
	location: 'Seattle'
}

var personTwo = {

	name: 'Tony' ,
	username: 'tstark' ,
	password: 'ironman447' ,
	age: 28 ,
	salary: 300000,
	occupation: 'superhero',
	location: 'Not seattle'

}

function login( obj ){

	if ( obj.username === 'tstark' && obj.password === 'ironman447') {
		return 'You may enter';
	} else{
		return 'Access denied';
	}
}

login(personOne);
login(personTwo);

// 3. Create another function that takes an object as an argument and alerts the object's location.

function alertLocation( obj ){
	alert('Location: ' + obj.location) ;
}

alertLocation(personOne);
alertLocation(personTwo);

// 4. Create another function that takes an object as an argument and alerts 'Become a developer'
// if the age is 18 or older, salary is less than $60,000, and occupation is not 'developer'.

function becomeDeveloper(obj){
	if (
		obj.age >= 18 ;
		obj.salary < 60000 ;
		obj.occupation != developer ;
		) {
		alert('Become a developer') ;
	} else{
		alert('Sorry buddy, not for you.');
	}

}

becomeDeveloper(personOne);
becomeDeveloper(personTwo);