/* Get Programming with JavaScript

 * Listing 5.19

 * Displaying a player's information using properties

 */

​

var showPlayerInfo = (playerName, playerPlace, playerHealth) => {

    const name = playerName;

    const place = `${playerName} is in ${playerPlace}`;

    const health = `${playerName} has health ${playerHealth}`;

​

    console.log(`

${name}

----------------------------

${place}

${health}

----------------------------

`   );

};

​

const player1 = {

    name: "Kandra",

    place: "The Dungeon of Doom",

    health: 50

};

​

const player2 = {

    name: "Dax",

    place: "The Old Library",

    health: 40

};

​

showPlayerInfo(player1.name, player1.place, player1.health);

showPlayerInfo(player2.name, player2.place, player2.health);

​

​

​

​

/* Further Adventures

 *

 * 1) Define a showLine function with a parameter

 *    for the length of line.

 *    e.g. showLine(5) should output

 *    -----

 *    showLine(20) should output

 *    --------------------

 *

 *    Hints:

 *    a) In the function body declare a line variable

 *       and assign it a long string of dashes.

 *    b) Use the substring function to grab

 *       a line of the correct length.

 *       line.substring(0, 10) would have length 10.

 *

 * 2) Use your showLine function to display the

 *    player's name in a box.

 *    ----------

 *    - Kandra -

 *    __________

 *

 * 3) Update your showLine function to use

 *    asterisks rather than dashes.

 *    **********

 *    * Kandra *

 *    **********

 *

 */