Rest & Spread operators exercises

All executions of the exercises will display on the console!

        
Function declaration:
        
          const numbers1 = [1, 2, 3, 5, 8]
          const numbers2 = [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]

          const allNumbers = [...numbers1, ...numbers2]
        
      

        
Code for its execution:
        
          console.log(allNumbers)
        
      

        
Function declaration:
        
          const addition = (...numbers) => {
            let total = 0
            for (let number of numbers) {
              total += number
            }
            return total
          }
        
      

        
Code for its execution:
        
          const numbers = [1, 2, 3]
          console.log(addition(...numbers))
        
      

        
Object declaration and copy:
        
          const fiatPanda2000 = {
            brand: 'FIAT',
            model: 'PANDA',
            engine: '2.0',
          }

          const fiatPanda2001 = { ...fiatPanda2000 }
          fiatPanda2001.engine = '2.2'
        
      

        
Code to show them:
        
          console.log(fiatPanda2000)
          console.log(fiatPanda2001)
        
      

        
Array declarations:
        
          const fruits = ['apple', 'bannana', 'pineapple', 'orange', 'strawberry']

          const [fruit1, fruit2, ...allOtherFruits] = fruits
        
      

        
Code to show them:
        
          console.log(`The first fruit is ${fruit1}`)
          console.log(`The second fruit is ${fruit2}`)
          console.log(`All the other fruits are ${allOtherFruits}`)
        
      

        
Function declaration:
        
          const multiply3Numbers = (a, b, c) => {
            return a * b * c
          }          
        
      

        
Code for its execution:
        
          const numbersToMultiply = [1, 3, 4]
          console.log(multiply3Numbers(...numbersToMultiply))
        
      

        
Objects declaration:
        
          const stone = {
            color: 'gray',
            durability: '25',
          }
          
          const axe = {
            toolName: 'axe',
            use: 'cuting trees',
          }
          
          const stoneAxe = { ...stone, ...axe}
        
      

        
Code to show them:
        
          console.log(stoneAxe)