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// Creating our car object.
var car = {

  // Properties of our car object.
  make: "Honda",
  model: "Fit",
  color: "Blue Raspberry",
  mileage: 3000,
  isWorking: true,

  // Creating the driveToWork method.
  // A method is a function associated with an object.
  driveToWork: function() {

    // When we say "this" (as in this.mileage) we are referring to the object the method is a part of.
    // In this case, we will alert the mileage of the car object.
    alert("Old Mileage: " + this.mileage);

    // Adding 8 to the car's mileage.
    this.mileage = this.mileage + 8;

    // Alerting the car's new mileage.
    alert("New mileage: " + this.mileage);
  },

  // The driveAroundWorld method adds 24,000 miles to our car, sets isWorking to false, and makes some alerts.
  driveAroundWorld: function() {

    alert("Old Mileage: " + this.mileage);

    this.mileage = this.mileage + 24000;

    alert("New Mileage: " + this.mileage);
    alert("Car needs a tuneup!");

    this.isWorking = false;
  },

  // The getTuneUp method sets isWorking to true and alerts a message.
  getTuneUp: function() {
    alert("Car is ready to go!");
    this.isWorking = true;
  },

  // The honk method alerts a honking message.
  honk: function() {
    alert("Honk! Honk!");
  }
};


// How would we log...

// The car's make?
console.log(car.make);

// The car's model?
console.log(car.model);

// The car's mileage?
console.log(car.mileage);

// How would we run the car's driveToWork method?
car.driveToWork();

// How would we run the car's driveAroundWorld method?
car.driveAroundWorld();

// How would we run the getTuneUp method?
car.getTuneUp();