By Keili Rosales

First Javascript exercise. 🙌

Starting from the data provided by the teacher, the main idea of this exercise is to create JavaScript functions, which must comply with a series of rules for their realization:

• Use exclusively imperative functional programming.
• The use of objects is prohibited.
• Documented.
• Separated into functions.
• Writing camelCase.
• Variables and names in English.

let surnames = ['10', 'juan', '@12', null, 'antonioPerezDelCarmen', 'abcdefghtioiasoisdjads', 'Manolo', 'Perez', 'Soledad'];
let excuses = ['OMG?', 'What’s going on?', 'How much is it?', '18', null, undefined, function () { }];
let names2 = ['Jeferson', 'Matilda', 'R@fael', '1van', 'Pep3', 'Loquesea', 'Fel1berto', 'Pepit@', 'D@M', 'Pep3'];

• The function generateRandom generates a random excuse with the three given arrays.
• The function letterCounter counts the number of letter repetitions in each array.
• The deleteReplay function deletes the repetitions in an array and returns the array without the repetition.
• The reverseData function inverts all values in the array.

1. Run the project using: node index.js.
2. And check the applied functions.

• Javascript

I'd love to get your appreciation or report on the code at https://github.com/keikeka/Excuse-Generator

Thank you so much!