Hack 1: Naming Variables for User Profile

You need to create a user profile using appropriate variable names that reflect the data they hold. The profile includes the user’s full name, age, email, and account balance.

Requirements:

  • Use clear, descriptive variable names for full name, age, email, and account balance.
  • Assign realistic values to each variable.
  • Display the information using console.log() in a sentence like: "John Doe, aged 30, can be contacted at johndoe@example.com and has a balance of $1500 in his account."

Hack 2

You’re managing a store’s product inventory. Create variables that store information about two products, including their names, stock quantities, and prices. Use good naming conventions for each variable.

Requirements:

  • Create variables for productName1, productPrice1, productStock1, and similarly for a second product.
  • Assign meaningful values to each.
  • Output a message that describes each product’s stock and price, such as: "The store has 10 units of Laptops priced at $1200 each."

Hack 3

Write a program that calculates the total price of an order after tax. Use descriptive variable names to represent item price, quantity, tax rate, and total price after tax.

Requirements:

  • Use meaningful variable names (make sure they use camelCase)
  • Calculate the total price after tax and store it in totalPriceAfterTax.
  • Print out a message like: "The total price for 3 items each priced at $20 with a tax rate of 10% is $66."