Do you know the truth? This challenge consists on verify if both of two statement are true.

  sh execChallenge.sh compareTrue [statement1] [statement2]

Examples:

  sh execChallenge.sh compareTrue true false

  sh execChallenge.sh compareTrue 1+1==2 2+5==6

  sh execChallenge.sh compareTrue test!=production 0/1==0

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

How can I get the area of a triangle? This challenge calculates a triangle area given both base and height measures.

  sh execChallenge.sh calcArea [base] [height]

Example:

  sh execChallenge.sh calcArea 5 10

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Why having an entire sentence when we can have it word by word? This challenge consists in split a long sentence in the words which compose it.

  sh execChallenge.sh splitSentence [sentence]

⚠️ sentence must be a string enclosed by quotes. It must start with a alphabetic literal (neither numbers nor symbols).

Example:

  sh execChallenge.sh splitSentence "Hello there! How are you?"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Have a big full name? No worries! Let's reduce this. In this challenge, was built a function which take a array of strings and concat only the last and the first one, at this order. Perfect to abbreviate names.

  sh execChallenge.sh concatName [array of strings]

⚠️ By shell limitations, all array must be enclosed by quotes and inner string must be enclosed by a different quote type. For example: if you use double quote to enclose array, you must use single quote to enclose strings.

Example:

 sh execChallenge.sh concatName "['Fábio', 'Lima', 'Vicente', 'dos', 'Santos']"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Do you like football? Let's calculate the points! This challenge was porpose to calculate a football team points following the rule: 3 points for each victory and 1 point for each tie.

  sh execChallenge.sh footballPoints [number of victories] [number of ties]

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh footballPoints 14 8

  sh execChallenge.sh footballPoints 1 2

  sh execChallenge.sh footballPoints 0 0

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

How much times we have the highest number here? Given a array of numbers, the challenge here is find out how much times the higher of those repeat on this array.

  sh execChallenge.sh highestCount [array of numbers]

⚠️ By shell limitations, the array must be enclosed by quotes.

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh highestCount "[9, 1, 2, 3, 9, 5, 7]"

  sh execChallenge.sh highestCount "[0, 4, 4, 4, 9, 2, 1]"

  sh execChallenge.sh highestCount "[0, 0, 0]"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Can you tell which cat gonna finally catch the mouse? Will one of them really achieve this stunt? In this challenge is needed tell which of cats going to catch the mouse, if they will. Imagine that each number is a localization point and the diference between them, is their distance. Given each character position, return which one reach her goal.

  sh execChallenge.sh catAndMouse [cat1 position] [cat2 position] [mouse position]

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh catAndMouse 0 3 2

  sh execChallenge.sh catAndMouse 10 4 22

  sh execChallenge.sh catAndMouse 1 0 2

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

This is a FizzBuzz! In this challenge, is required to read a number array and return another one, with the same length, where elements follows the rules:

• If the number of original is divisible by 3, it's according must be "fizz";
• If the number of original is divisible by 3, it's according must be "buzz";
• If the number of original is divisible by 3 and 5, it's according must be "fizzBuzz";
• In case original number don't follow any of these rules, it's according must be "bug!";

  sh execChallenge.sh fizzBuzz [array of numbers]

⚠️ By shell limitations, the array must be enclosed by quotes.

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh fizzBuzz "[2, 15, 7, 9, 45]"

  sh execChallenge.sh fizzBuzz "[7, 9]"

  sh execChallenge.sh fizzBuzz "[9, 25]"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Have you ever experience a encode? This challenge porpose a encode system. Check the rules:

  a -> 1
  e -> 2
  i -> 3
  o -> 4
  u -> 5

• C1n w2 h1v2 3t h1pp2n2d?

  sh execChallenge.sh encode [message]

⚠️ Remeber to enclose message by quotes!

Example:

 sh execChallenge.sh encode "hi there"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Have you encoded your message? Let's decode! This challenge is the opposite of the previous one. Following the same rules (see below) is needed to decode the previous encoded message.

  a -> 1
  e -> 2
  i -> 3
  o -> 4
  u -> 5

• L2t's f3n1lly d2c3ph2r?

  sh execChallenge.sh decode [encoded message]

⚠️ Remeber to enclose message by quotes!

Example:

 sh execChallenge.sh decode "h3 th2r2"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Let's learn some news technologies? This challenge consists in getting a technologies list and a person name. It must associate each technology with the person in a new array of objects. Important: this new array must be sorted by technology name.

  sh execChallenge.sh techList [technologies list] [person name]

⚠️ Remeber to enclose both list and name with quotes! Furthermore, enclose each technology with a different type quote of the array. For example: if you use double quote to enclose array, you must use single quote to enclose each technology.

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh techList "['React', 'Jest', 'HTML', 'CSS', 'JavaScript']" "Fábio"

  sh execChallenge.sh techList "[]" "Fábio"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Having trouble for getting a final phone number format? In this challenge was made a function with receive a array of 11 numbers and returns a phone number formated.

  sh execChallenge.sh generatePhoneNumber [array of numbers]

⚠️ Remeber to enclose array with quotes!

Example:

 sh execChallenge.sh generatePhoneNumber "[7, 1, 9, 9, 1, 3, 6, 6, 0, 8, 8]"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

This mesures is really from a triangle? This problem consist in verify if, given 3 numbers equivalent to lengths, they can form a triangle.

  sh execChallenge.sh triangleCheck [lineA] [lineB] [lineC]

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh triangleCheck 10 14 8

  sh execChallenge.sh triangleCheck 16 9 2

  sh execChallenge.sh triangleCheck 10 13 2

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.

Don't forget of being hydrated! The logic here is quite simple. For each one drink that you get, you must drink a glass of water. The entry must be as follow:

  "{Quantity 1} {Drink Kind 1}, {Quantity 2} {Drink Kind 2}, {Quantity 3} {Drink Kind 3}..."

  sh execChallenge.sh hydrate [string]

Remember to enclose string with quotes. For this problem, numeral must be interpreted as strings. By this reason, enclose each of them with a different type quote of the outer string. For example: if you use double quote to enclose outer string, you must use single quote to enclose each numeral.

Examples:

 sh execChallenge.sh hydrate "'1' orange juice"

  sh execChallenge.sh hydrate "'1' orange juice, '5' lemonades e '1' wine"

Obs: Do you have npm? Try npm run exec instead.