Sapeleboy911:
function calcAverage(value1, value2, value3){
return (value1 + value2 + value3) / 3;
};

// The code above calculates the average of any 3 given numbers.

let avgDolphins = calcAverage(10, 15, 20);

let avgKoalas = calcAverage(30, 40, 20);

//The code above is calling the calcAverage function and assigning it to variables.


function checksWinner(avgDolphins, avgKoalas){

if(avgDolphins >= 2 * avgKoalas){

return `Dolphins wins (${avgDolphins} VS ${avgKoalas}) `;

}else if(avgKoalas >= 2 * avgDolphins){
return (`Koalas Wins (${avgKoalas} VS ${avgDolphins})`);

}else{
return "No winner";
}
}


You can use console.log instead of using different return statements in one function. It's just a bad habit of mine. This must be Jonas Schmedtmann's course on udemy, I'm a student of the course too. Just rounded up the loop section. Your code is returning nothing in the console. Re-check your code. Your last calibrace, i dont know the function is holding.

LikeAking:
small tin

Capslock01:
const calcAverage1 = function (dolphins1, dolphins2, dolphins3) {
const avgDolphins = (dolphins1 + dolphins2 + dolphins3)/3;
console.log('Dolphins Average is ---> ' + avgDolphins)
}
avgDolphins = calcAverage1 (44, 23, 71); //Test for Data 1 --- "Value is 46"

const calcAverage2 = function (Koalas1, Koalas2, Koalas3) {
const avgKoalas = (Koalas1 + Koalas2 + Koalas3)/3;
console.log('Koalas Average is ---> '+ avgKoalas)
}
avgKoalas = calcAverage2 (65, 54, 49); //Test for Data 2 --- "Value is 56"

//This code takes Average as parameters
function checkWinner (avgDolphins, avgKoalas) {
if (avgDolphins >= 2*avgKoalas) {
console.log (`Delphins win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else if (avgKoalas >= 2*avgDolphins) {
console.log (`Koalas win (${avgDolphins} vs ${avgKoalas})`);
} else {
console.log('No team win')
}
}

checkWinner(46, 56) //Test for Data 1 Average



I hope this help. I will try to help you to refine the code tomorrow.

etoluw:
let CalcAverage = (a,b,c) => (a+b+c)/3;

checkWinner = (a,b) => a > 2 * b;

eliok:
after getting the batteries.

Give electrician to solder it for you.

40 pieces per pack. As shown below. The picture is just an example.

eliok:
let's do the maths , I'm coming

eliok:
let's do the maths , I'm coming

eliok:
if you are talking about the laptop battery, i buy them in pieces. #200 naira per piece

eliok:
But here, I will do the laptop battery bank so that you will see.

Step by step.

boyjo:


Ah! Solar charge controller is a must o.
After the solar panels, na the only thing wey I buy join am.
The installation is so so easy.

My broda, as at that time when I wan buy the panel, na the 335W Suntech solar panel just dey my mind.
It was N80k!
And you know say na around that time I wan buy battery too.

6 units of 50Watts panel, was giving me N90k. So I just reason say instead of make I strain myself remove 80k once, make I dey buy am small small, after all, the over price no too different.

But I also realised that I would be using up more space and cable.
I guess it was the price to pay.

Lol, so Jumia do you that January thing ehn?

jamesid29:

Without knowing the actual type and rating of the appliances you listed up there, it would be hard for anyone to give you an accurate figure, but I'll try and give you an idea of what you need.

Laptop: Laptops like dell are rated around 65w

Fan: If your fan is the regular type that has its control(where you change the speed) on the body, those are usually rated between 50w- 60w... The ones with their speed control on the head are usually around 130w-150w.... If it's the regular ceiling fan, then it's around 85w.

Bulb: The regular full spiral energy saving bulb (like Akt) is around 40w and the small one is around 18w.

Fridge: Let's put your fridge around 350w. I believe yours should be less than that because most new fridges are energy efficient.

So with this info: Let's say 1laptop, 2 regular energy saving bulbs on per time,1 regular standing fan(control on the body) and 1 fridge.... Your total load per time is around 555w.

A 1.5kva inverter would be ideal for your system(a 1kva can work but it's better to go for a 1.5).

As for batteries: 4 (200ah) would give you roughly 10hours(that's if I want ur batteries to last for 2-3 yrs if not more without issues). Around 14hrs if you want to kill ur batteries in a yr plus.... Pls go for good affordable batteries and not those cheap Alaba ones, if not na every 6months u go dey change batteries.

If you go for[b] 2 (200ah)[/b] batteries, just divide the backup time by half.... (But with good energy efficiency, u can increase the hours).


Hope that helps.
It would be great if you can snap the back where the model and other info are written.

roland2rule:


Nice... Can you drop your digit so that we can talk on phone? Thanks

Abkolad:
Copywriting Automator, I'll also give you sales letter generator and sales copy generator as bonuses

Abkolad:
Articles are unique, and the software can generate a different site from what another person has generated

tensazangetsu20:

At all first remote job was given to me when I posted my project on Reddit. But I have gotten interviews and job offers by applying. It's just that the pay is lower than what I earn so I didn't take it.

tensazangetsu20:
You aren't old but please don't learn python Django you will regret it big time O. Learn JavaScript, learn PHP and learn a platform and you will be smiling in eight months time.

drlateef:
Hello all,

I have container load of household goods from U.K. I can help you ship and clear but you must have at least 10 million naira for the whole package. You can sell items at Alaba etc for over 20 million within a month. They are all items from Amazon. Serious buyers should contact me. If interested send message to me at drlateef@yahoo.com. I am a registered medical doctor so you are only going to get everything legit from me.

Abkolad:
Hey guys, I'll like to give away a copywriting automator software that generates converting write-ups for copywriters by just filling in the blanks.

Real copy writers would know how much this should worth and could generate for them, so no need for big figures.

BUT, if you're interested, I'd like you to also offer something valuable to me e.g another valuable software in exchange for it.

Thanks

MessiahMARLIANS:
I'm currently in need of 200 Units of 25 litres keg of Unadulterated Palm Oil to be Urgently Supplied to Abuja in the North.

Vehicle for Supply will be made available for transaction to be smoothly processed.

Price offer for each 25 litres Keg of Palm Oil is 23,000 Naira.

The current Price of Palm Oil in the Rural Farmgates in SouthWest and SouthEast ranges between 16,000 - 18,000 naira providing Substantial Profits.


We have got 600 kegs available already and would be needing more for coalition.



Note: The Content of Your Palm Oil should be 100% Pure and Not Adulterated.



Let's Bag The Millions Together. ��

ClixMaster:
Lol! Age is not on your side? Where is the age going? Please, learn JavaScript, then progress to react , php, laravel, and finally bury yourself in WordPress . That is the wing I am playing now.

Nigaraw:
nah 5m is too much for cbn he can get good paying parastatals like FIRS, NIMASA, NCDMB for lesser amount sef. Don't be deceived by the name CBN doesn't pay up to most parastatals. If you have other options its better to weigh your options

Steveskok:
Hi there!

There are a number of programming languages available in the market.

JavaScript.
Python
Java.
C++
GoLang.
C#
SQL.
Dart.

I would suggest you JavaScript and Python

Let me give you a synopsis of JavaScript it is a scripting or programming language that allows you to implement complex features on web pages — every time a web page does more than just sit there and display static information for you to look at — displaying timely content updates, interactive maps, animated 2D/3D graphics, scrolling video jukeboxes, etc. — you can bet that JavaScript is probably involved. It is the third layer of the layer cake of standard web technologies, two of which (HTML and CSS).

Python is an interpreted high-level general-purpose programming language. Python's design philosophy emphasizes code readability with its notable use of significant indentation. Its language constructs, as well as its object-oriented approach, aim to help programmers write clear, logical code for small and large-scale projects


Thanks,

Amazingamb:



Don't deject, to know codes takes practice. You just have to keep on practicing. The right step in the direction is knowing what you need. I'm sure you would have heard that even senior Developers still search to get basic things done.. you are in the right direction