abeVotesYes, billVotesYes, and carlVotesYes, are true if the corresponding person voted "yes". Set value to true only if the majority have voted "yes".

javascript programming
exercise: boolean expressions 02

function majorityVoteYes(abeVotesYes, billVotesYes, carlVotesYes) {
  var value;
  // ADD CODE UNDER THIS LINE
  
  return value;
}

var testAA = [
  [true,true,true,true],
  [false,true,true,true],
  [true,false,true,true],
  [true,true,false,true],
  [true,false,false,false],
  [false,true,false,false],
  [false,false,true,false],
  [false,false,false,false]
];

var argAAS = [];
for (var i=0;i<testAA.length;i++) {
  argAAS.push( [] );
  for (var j=0;j<testAA[i].length-1;j++) {
    argAAS[i].push( str(testAA[i][j]) );
  }
}

var testFunction = majorityVoteYes;

function runTests(func,testAA) {
  var answerA = [];
  for (var i=0;i<testAA.length;++i)
    answerA.push( func.apply(null,testAA[i]) );
  return answerA;
}

function str(x) {
  return JSON.stringify(x);
}

run();
</script>

javascript programmingexercise: boolean expressions 02

javascript programming
exercise: boolean expressions 02