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-// JavaScript Function Exercises
-
-// 1. Define a function called "divideByTwo". It should accept one parameter called "number".
-//    The function should divide the number by two and output the answer.
-
-// 2. Define a function called "greeting". It should accept two parameters, which will be names.
-//    The function should output the a greeting to both people.
-
-// 3. You use Amazon Subscribe & Save to have six cans of cashews automatically sent to you each month, but the price keeps changing.
-//    Write a function that takes the price per unit and calculates the total for you each month.
-
-// 4. Write a function that accepts the following array and separates the people into two teams.
-//    No names next to eachother in the array should be on the same team.
-      teammates = ["Harold", "Bob", "Sue", "Grady", "Notorious B.I.G.", "JavaCrypt", "Weird guy in the back", "Gary", "Carol", "Hipster Tim", "Janet"]
-
-// 5. Define a function called "quarter". It accepts one parameter called "number".
-//    The function will return a value which is one quarter of the number provided.
-
-// 6. Define functions called "area" and "perimeter". They should both accept two parameters and calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle.
-
-// 7. Write a function called "sleepings", it should accept one parameter, an integer called "hours".
-//    Write a conditional statement inside of the function. If the number of hours is more than 8, print a statement to the console about getting enough rest.
-//    If the number of hours is less than 8, print a statement recommending the user get more shut eye.
-
-// 8. Prompt a user to enter a three digit number. Write a function that adds the numbers together.
-//    HINT: You may need to google how to turn a string into an integer. 
-//          Note: Strings can be treated as arrays too.
-
-// 9. You've finally gotten around to counting the change in your piggy bank. Write a function that accepts four parameters (quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies).
-//     The function should take each number of coins and multiply it times each coin's value.
-//     Finally, it should return the total amount of change you have in the following format: "$32.77"
-//     HINT: Googling the toFixed method will help you with the format.
-
-// 10. Develop a function that determines a person's age by prompting them for their birth year.
-
-
 // 11. Develop a function that cleans up a phone number entered by a user.
 //     The rules are as follows:
 //        If the phone number is less than 10 digits or more than 11 digits, assume that it is bad number
@@ -42,22 +6,19 @@
 //        If the phone number is 11 digits and the first number is not 1, then it is a bad number.
 //        HINT: You may need to use the charAt method.
 
-// 12. Create a function that determines whether a parameter is a number or not.
-//     Iterate over the elements in the following array to determine if each is a number.
-//     HINT: You may need to use the isNaN method.
-       arrayOfAllTheThings = ["one", 23, {thingsWhalesLove: "beaches"}, "six hundred", 33, 6834, "5,435"]
-
-// 13. Create a die rolling function that accepts no parameters.
-//     It rolls two six-sided-dice, adds the two numbers together, and returns a roll value.
-//     To get the random number rolled by each die, use Math.random and Math.floor.
-
-// 14. Using your die roll function above, figure out how many times it would take a user
-//     to get around a Monopoly board once. A monopoly board has 40 spaces total.
-
-// Extra Challenge: 
-// 15. Write a function that takes a year and reports whether or not it is a leap year.
-//     Remember, a leap year occurs:
-//        On every year that is evenly divisible by 4
-//        Except every year that is evenly divisible by 100
-//        Unless the year is also evenly divisible by 400
-//        For example, 1997 is not a leap year, but 1996 is.  1900 is not a leapyear, but 2000 is.
+var cleanThisNumber = prompt('What is your phone number?');
+console.log('test');
+phoneNumberCleanUp(cleanThisNumber);
+
+function phoneNumberCleanUp(phoneNumber1) {
+	var phoneNumber = phoneNumber1.replace(/-/g,"");
+	console.log (phoneNumber.length);
+	console.log(phoneNumber);
+	if ((phoneNumber.length < 10) || (phoneNumber.length > 11) || (((phoneNumber.length === 11) && (phoneNumber.charAt(0) !== '1')))) {
+		console.log ("This is a bad number")
+	} else if ((phoneNumber.length === 11) && (phoneNumber.charAt(0) === '1')) { phoneNumber = phoneNumber.slice(1);
+		console.log (phoneNumber);
+
+	}
+	else return phoneNumber;
+}