From 676212e245f0dc6882e7093db0f223111142d6f0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Octowl <alsaff1987@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 08:52:20 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] update tasks and tests

---
 objectIteration.js      | 12 ++++++------
 objectIteration.test.js | 16 +++++++++-------
 2 files changed, 15 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)

diff --git a/objectIteration.js b/objectIteration.js
index d66645c..63d990b 100644
--- a/objectIteration.js
+++ b/objectIteration.js
@@ -31,25 +31,25 @@ const fruits = [
   },
 ];
 
-// 1) Using `getFruitColor` function that accepts a `fruit` object as an argument, and returns the color of that `fruit` object
+// 1) Write a `getFruitColor` function that accepts a `fruit` object as an argument, and returns the color of that `fruit` object
 function getFruitColor(fruit) {
   // write your code here...
 }
 // console.log(getFruitColor(fruits[0])); // Outputs: Red
 
-// 2) Using `isFruitTasteMatching` function that accepts a `fruit` object as an argument and a `taste` string, return  true if the fruit's taste matches the provided description, otherwise returns false
+// 2) Write a `isFruitTasteMatching` function that accepts a `fruit` object as an argument and a `taste` string, return  true if the fruit's taste matches the provided description, otherwise returns false
 function isFruitTasteMatching(fruit, taste) {
   // write your code here...
 }
 // console.log(isFruitTasteMatching(fruits[2], "Citrusy")); // Outputs: true
 
-// 3) Using `addFruit` function that accepts an array of fruit object `fruits` and a `fruit` object (with id, name, color, and taste), it will add the new fruit to the end of the array, then returns the updated array
-function addFruit(fruits, fruit) {
+// 3) Write a `addFruit` function that accepts an array of fruit object `fruits` and the properties of a fruit (id, name, color, taste), it will add the new fruit to the end of the array, then returns the updated array
+function addFruit(fruits, id, name, color, taste) {
   // write your code here...
 }
-// console.log(addFruit(fruits, { id: 506, name: "Mango", color: "Yellow", taste: "Sweet" }));
+// console.log(addFruit(fruits,  506,  "Mango", "Yellow", "Sweet" ));
 
-// Using `countSweetFruits`function that accepts an array of fruit objects `fruits`, and return the number of fruits with a sweet taste
+// 4) Write a `countSweetFruits`function that accepts an array of fruit objects `fruits`, and return the number of fruits with a sweet taste
 function countSweetFruits(fruits) {
   // write your code here...
 }
diff --git a/objectIteration.test.js b/objectIteration.test.js
index 752898b..4b6d04d 100644
--- a/objectIteration.test.js
+++ b/objectIteration.test.js
@@ -66,7 +66,8 @@ describe("Fruit Data Functions", () => {
         color: "Yellow",
         taste: "Sweet",
       };
-      const updatedFruits = addFruit([...fruits], newFruit);
+      const { id, name, color, taste } = newFruit();
+      const updatedFruits = addFruit([...fruits], id, name, color, taste);
       expect(updatedFruits).toContainEqual(newFruit);
       expect(updatedFruits.length).toBe(fruits.length + 1);
       expect(updatedFruits[updatedFruits.length - 1]).toEqual(newFruit);
@@ -76,12 +77,13 @@ describe("Fruit Data Functions", () => {
   describe("countSweetFruits", () => {
     it("should count the number of fruits with a sweet taste", () => {
       expect(countSweetFruits(fruits)).toBe(3);
-      const addedFruits = addFruit([...fruits], {
-        id: 506,
-        name: "Mango",
-        color: "Yellow",
-        taste: "Sweet",
-      });
+      const addedFruits = addFruit(
+        [...fruits],
+        506,
+        "Mango",
+        "Yellow",
+        "Sweet"
+      );
       expect(countSweetFruits(addedFruits)).toBe(4);
     });
   });