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It's now time for a break from learning,
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so that we can now actually apply everything
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we learned in this section so far
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to our first coding challenge.
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In this one, we're gonna start building
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a football betting application.
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For my American friends, that is called soccer.
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Let's say that we get some data
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about a particular football game
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from a web service.
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This is what that data will look like.
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An object with this information about the game.
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The date, who scored, the score.
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An array of two arrays with all the players.
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And you can get this data for yourself
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either from the Challenge PDF file
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that is at the beginning of the course
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or from the final code of this section
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that is available in the gitup code repository
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that you downloaded for this course.
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Okay?
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In this challenge we are going to work with that data.
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Here are your seven tasks.
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Trust me, most of them take only
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one minute to complete.
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Anyway, create one player array
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for each of the teams
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and call them 'players1' and 'players2'.
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In each of the arrays,
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we assume that the first player
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in the array is the goalkeeper
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and the other ten players
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are the field players.
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For team number 1, which is Bayern Munich,
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create a variable called 'gk' for the goalkeeper
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and then an array called 'fieldPlayers'
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with all the remaining 10 players.
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Next up, create an array called 'allPlayers',
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which is gonna contain all the players
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of both of the teams.
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Next up, it says that Bayern Munich
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used three substitute players.
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That's team 1.
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I want you to create a new array,
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this one here,
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containing all the original players,
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plus 'Thiago', 'Coutinho' and 'Perisic'.
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Next up, take the 'game.odds' object
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and then create one variable for each of the odds
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and call them 'team1', 'draw', and 'team2'.
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All right?
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Next up, write this function 'printgoals',
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which should receive an arbitrary number
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of player names.
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So not an array.
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And then the function prints
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each of the players to the console
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and also string with the number of goals
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that were scored in total.
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So that were scored.
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Let's say here in total.
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For example here,
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It would be four goals
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because we have four players.
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For this number 6, use the players
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'Davies', 'Muller', 'Lewandowski' and 'Kimmich'.
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First, call the function with these four
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and then after that,
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also call the function with
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the players that are in game.scored.
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That's the players here that I just showed you,
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these four.
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Finally, we assume that the team
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with the lower odds is more likely to win.
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So now, your task is to print to the console
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which team is actually more likely to win,
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but without using an if/else statement
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or the ternary operator.
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This might seem like a lot of work,
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but it's really not that hard, I believe.
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Please try to do at least some of them.
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Even if you're not able to
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maybe finish one of these last two,
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it's, as always, good that you try at least.
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Take 15 minutes or half an hour
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and then I'll see you back here.
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All right.
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Hopefully you managed to finish
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some of these tasks
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or even better, all of them.
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Now let me show you my solution here.
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First off, creating the two player1 and 2 arrays,
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we will do that using destructuring
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and we're gonna destructure this 'players' array.
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This is one big array
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which contains two arrays in there
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so we can create one variable
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for each of these
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by simply destructuring the original array.
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So 'players1' and 'players2'
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is the result of destructuring 'game.players'.
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Let's take a look.
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Players1 and players2.
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Indeed, these are exactly the two arrays
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that before were together in 'game.players'.
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Now they're these two separate arrays.
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Next step,
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we should create one variable 'goalkeeper'
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and then one array
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with all the remaining players.
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Whenever you hear 'remaining',
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you can think of the rest syntax, right?
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So again, we will use destructuring
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and we will do it based on
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the players of one array.
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So the team of Bayern Munich.
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So, from there,
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we take the first value
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and store it into the goalkeeper variable
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and then the next variable
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should be called, remember, 'fieldPlayers'.
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And it should contain all the remaining values
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that haven't been taken from the array yet.
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We do that using the rest syntax.
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Let's check again.
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Goalkeeper and fieldPlayers,
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and indeed, that worked beautifully.
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Next up, our task is to create
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one array with all the players,
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so 'allPlayers',
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and so simple enough,
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we can use the spread operator
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to extend both of the player arrays.
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So 'players1' and so that's the first 11 players
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and then we also put all the other 11 players
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of (indistinct) here as well.
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Indeed, we get one single array with 22 elements,
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so with all the players in there.
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I see that with this you're starting to see
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how useful these very simple to use operators are
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and that without them we would have
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so much more work to do.
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Anyways, in the exercise,
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we're gonna create a new array
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which will contain 'players1'
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plus 3 other players.
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So that's 'players1Final'
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and let's do what I just said.
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We take all the players of 'players1',
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we are unpacking that array, basically,
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into this new array
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and then we add the three new ones.
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Thiago, Coutinho and Periscic.
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This one, we don't even need to take a look
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at the console,
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we can be sure that it's correct.
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Next up, we want to create three variables
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based on this 'odds' object, here.
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So 'team1' and this one here should be called 'draw'
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and then 'team2'.
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Okay?
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So let's actually do nested destructuring here
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and so,
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basically, do it like this.
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We're gonna destruct just the game variable.
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So to make it a little bit more, even,
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of a challenge.
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We can do 'game.odds' here already,
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but let's just do it like this.
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We take 'game' and from there
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we take the 'odds' property.
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So if we did just this,
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then this would now create
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one variable called 'odds'
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with the entire object in there.
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But that's not what we want,
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so we can further destructure this result.
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Remember, we use the colon here again.
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To me, this is maybe the most confusing part
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of destructuring.
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But, well, that's just how it works.
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Now, basically,
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we are inside of the 'odds' object,
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so now we can just take 'team1', 'x'
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and 'team2' out.
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'Team1', 'x', and 'team2'.
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But now, remember that instead of x,
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we actually wanted to call it 'draw'.
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So we use again the colon
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and then give it the variable name
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that we want.
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That's just like we did before
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with the restaurant.
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But of course, applied to another context.
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Draw, and team1 or team2.
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Just to make sure,
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and indeed, these are exactly the three values
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that we have up there.
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Next up, number 6.
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This is going really well.
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Let's create our printGoal function now.
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Like this.
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Which, remember, should take in
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an arbitrary amount of players.
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And what we mean by that is this,
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so let me start by calling the function here
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to make that more clear.
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In the test data it said to use
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Davies, Muller, Lewandowski and Kimmich,
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so just like this.
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But then of course,
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it's supposed to work just the same
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with another number of players,
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for example just these two.
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So the way we specify that here in our code
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is to use the rest parameters.
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Remember that?
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So this will then basically
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aggregate all the incoming arguments
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into one array.
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Now let's start by logging here
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how many goals were scored.
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That is, of course,
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the length of the incoming players array.
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So 'players.length', goals were scored.
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And so, indeed, this first call here
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gives us 4 goals were scored
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because we have four arguments,
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and then 2 goals were scored.
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And then after these examples,
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the instruction tells us to use
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actually these values.
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So this 'game.scored' array.
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Now we cannot just do this.
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Right?
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I mean, we can,
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but it's not gonna give us
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the result we are expecting.
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So instead, we get 1 goals were scored
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and that's because we only passed in one argument.
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Let's take a look.
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Actually add the players to see what I mean,
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and the problem here in this last function call.
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Let's take out these two.
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So the problem is now we get one array
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and in that array is this array
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with the four elements.
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So instead, we really need these arguments here
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one by one.
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We need to take the players out of the array.
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And I hope that you can see
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where this is leading.
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We use the spread operator to do just that
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and now we are correct.
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Great.
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Now we were also supposed to print
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all the players one by one to the console,
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but I'm not gonna waste time with that now.
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We already did that so many times before.
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Finally, let's now print to the console
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which team is most likely to win
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based on the odds variables.
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Basically,
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these variables that we created here before,
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'team1' and 'team2', which contain these odds.
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Remember that the team with the lower odds
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is more likely to win.
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We should now print that to the console
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without an 'if' statement
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or the ternary operator.
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You can probably guess that we should use
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a logical operator for that.
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What we need to test for first,
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is to check if 'team1' is less than 'team2'.
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And in this condition,
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team 1 is more likely to win.
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Right?
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So let's already print that to the console
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and then we use the logical operator
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which allows us to reach the goal here.
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So team 1 is more likely to win.
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So, basically, we want this here
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to be evaluated when the result
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of this operation is true.
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And which is the logical operator
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that continues operation
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when the first value is true?
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Well, it's the end operator, right?
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The 'or' operator short circuits
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when the first value is true.
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This is not what we want,
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because then right now it would short circuit
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and this would not be evaluated.
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But in this case, when this is true,
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we actually want the evaluation to continue.
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Therefore, this is the way to go.
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So, yeah, team 1 is more likely to win.
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Now, if the odds were the other way around,
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lets say here we had 11,
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then nothing would happen.
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So now we also need to do this here another time
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and do the opposite, basically.
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So now, if 'team2' has less than 'team1',
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then team 2 is more likely to win.
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So now we get that corresponding result there.
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Let's put it back.
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Okay.
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And challenge completed.
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I hope all of this made sense
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and that is was a great way of revealing everything
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that we had done so far.
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