Exercise 155

• Create a new index155.js
• We'll create a games collection and list there names as output
• The games have the following properties and methods
  • property: name (string)
  • property: price (number)
  • property: sold (number)
  • property: console (string)
• Define a games variable and assign a literal array value
• Define the following games literal objects and assign them as items to the game array

Example:

[
  {},
  {},
  {}
]

Games:

name: Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
price: 1060
sold: 20
console: PS4

name: Lego Marvel Super Heroes
price: 700
sold: 25
console: XBOX

name: Gta V
price: 1449
sold: 30
console: PS4

name: Mortal Kombat Xl
price: 1190
sold: 34
console: PS4

name: Gta V
price: 1250
sold: 60
console: XBOX

name: Fifa 2017
price: 890
sold: 15
console: PS4

name: Uncharted 4
price: 950
sold: 30
console: PS4

name: Mortal Kombat Xl
price: 940
sold: 30
console: XBOX

name: Need For Speed
price: 790
sold: 10
console: PS4

name: Lego Batman
price: 1000
sold: 18
console: PS4

name: Fifa 17
price: 1290
sold: 12
console: PS4

name: Resident Evil 7
price: 1390
sold: 10
console: PS4

name: Dragon Ball XX
price: 1390
sold: 25
console: XBOX

• Iterate over the games array and show the following output for each games item:

Use games item properties

name: %name%
price: %price%
sold: %sold%
console: %console%