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The Magical Sorting Hat project involves creating a JavaScript function to simulate a sorting hat for a wizard school. The function takes an array of student names and assigns each student to one of four houses—Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin—based on the length of their names.
👨💻 Changes proposed and Brief Description
Project Overview:
Imagine you're developing a magical sorting hat for a wizard school, inspired by the famous Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter series. The goal is to create a JavaScript function that sorts an array of student names into one of four houses based on the length of their names. The houses and their criteria are as follows:
Gryffindor: Names shorter than 6 characters.
Hufflepuff: Names with 6 to 7 characters.
Ravenclaw: Names with 8 to 11 characters.
Slytherin: Names with 12 or more characters.
Learning Outcomes
Basic JavaScript Syntax and Functions: By working on this project, you'll learn how to write and utilize JavaScript functions, a fundamental aspect of programming in JavaScript.
Conditional Statements: You'll gain experience using if-else statements to implement logic based on specific conditions. This is essential for making decisions in your code.
Array Manipulation: You'll learn how to work with arrays, including how to iterate through them using loops and how to push elements into different arrays based on conditions.
String Length Property: You'll become familiar with the length property of strings, which is crucial for many programming tasks that involve text processing.
Debugging Skills: By running and testing your code, you'll develop your debugging skills, learning how to troubleshoot and fix errors that arise.
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