In your experiments.js,
- Write some code that declares two variables, character and timesToRepeat.
- Using a loop, repeat that character that many times and then console.log it.
- Example, if I had character = 'f' and timesToRepeat = 5, it'd console.log
'fffff'.
Try a few different combinations to make sure you got it right e.g. 'a' and 10, 'c' and 100, '🐶' and 3.
Why?
This is just an exercise to get you flex your newly-gained muscles a bit. This code itself wouldn't be super useful but it'll be useful for you to try to take an idea in words and translate that into workable code.
Scroll down to see my answer.
const timesToRepeat = 100;
const character = "🐩";
let word = ""; // start with an empty string
for (let i = 0; i < timesToRepeat; i++) {
word = word + character;
}
console.log(word);
