module 4

/*
In this challenge, you will test your knowledge of expressions and operators.

THE PROBLEM:
In most countries, there is a speed limit that's enforced on highway and drivers
are given a speeding ticket when they exceed the speed limit by some threshold.

For example, if the speed limit is 80mph(miles per hour) and the allowed
threshold is 15% or 0.15 then a driver driving at 92mph will be driving at
exactly the max limit and may be given a speeding ticket.

Your challenge is to complete the code below to determine whether or not a
driver should get a speeding ticket. Good luck!
*/

// Don't touch the next line, we will cover functions in the next lesson.
function speedingTicket(speed, threshold) {
    // speed and threshold are variables that contain the speed(e.g 80) and
    // threshold(e.g 0.1). You shoud not redeclare or update these variables.

    const limit = 80; // DON'T UPDATE THIS LINE

    // Task #1: Write an expression to calculate the maxSpeed
    // Hint: If the speed limit is 80, and the threshold is 0.1.
    // Then max speed will be 1.1 * 80 i.e (1 + 0.1) * 80.
    // Alternatively, max speed can be calculated as 80 + (0.1 * 80)
    const maxSpeed = limit + (1 * threshold); // OUR CODE HERE (approximately 1 line)

    // Task #2: Write the expression that assigns 'yes' to ticket if the speed
    // is greater than or equal to the maxSpeed, and 'no' otherwise.
    const ticket = speed >= maxSpeed? 'Yes' : 'No'; // YOUR CODE HERE (approximately 1 line)

    return ticket; // DON'T UPDATE THIS LINE
}

// THIS IS FOR YOUR TESTING ONLY. WHEN YOU RUN THIS PROGRAM IT SHOULD PRINT 'yes'
console.log(speedingTicket(120, 0.1))