Task 1.
Create a function that takes 1 argument and prints it to
console.log.
Call the function 3 times with different values.
Task 2.
Create a function that takes a number as an argument.
If the number is greater than 10 — print Big to the console, otherwise print Small.
Call the function several times with different numbers.
Task 3.
Create a function that takes a number as an argument.
The function should print to the console all numbers from 1 to the passed number.
Use a for loop.
Task 4.
Create a function that takes a name as an argument.
If the name is Alex, print to the console Hello, Alex!.
If the name is Robert, print to the console Hello, Robert!.
Task 5.
Create a function that takes an animal as an argument.
If cat is passed, print Meow.
If dog — print Woof.
For any other animal print I don't know this animal.
Task 6.
Create a function that takes an age as an argument.
If the age is less than 18 — print Access denied.
Otherwise print Access granted.
Call the function several times with different ages.
Task 7.
Create a function that takes a password as an argument.
If the password equals banana, print Access granted.
Otherwise print Wrong password.
Task 8.
Create a function that takes a number as an argument.
The function should print to the console a countdown from the passed number down to 1.
Use a for loop.
Task 9.
Create a function that takes a number as an argument.
If the number is greater than 100 — print Too big.
If the number is less than 10 — print Too small.
Otherwise print Normal.
Call the function several times with different numbers.
Task 10.
A small task to remember what value is on a <select>.
Create a <select> with animals.
The function is called when a value is selected in the <select>. It takes the selected animal and prints the sound it makes.
This task is solved without using arguments.