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//Advanced control flow

//TERNARY OPERATOR
var hello = 1;
console.log(hello = 1 ? "it's 1" : "something else");
// returns "it's 1

//SWITCH STATEMENT
function moveCommand(direction) {
  var whatHappens;

  switch(direction) {
    case "forward":
      whatHappens = "you encounter a monster";
      break;

    case "back":
      whatHappens = "you arrive home";
      break;

    case "right":
      whatHappens = "you found a river";
      break;

    case "right":
      whatHappens = "you run into a troll";
      break;

    default:
      whatHappens = "please enter a valid direction";
  }

  return whatHappens;
}

// console.log(moveCommand("forward"));


// Advanced fucntions!!!!! ==========================================

//Closure (is when child function has an access to it's parents
// function's variables even if we never execute parent function
//again )

const first = () => {
  const greet = "hi";

  const second = () => {
    alert(greet);
  }

  return second;
}

const newFunc = first();
newFunc();

//Here we run first (parent) function, but it only returns us the second
//one which needs Greet from the first one. newFunc is returned Second
//and because it's a Closure it will have an access to greet var all the time


//Currying !!!! ==========================================

//Process of separating parametrs for a further use

const multiply = (a,b) => a + b; //Simple function

const curriedMultiply = (a) => (b) => a * b;

const multiplyBy5 = curriedMultiply(5); //now var multiplyBy5 holds function with an argument of 5 inside it at all times


//now we can do this:
multiplyBy5(5); //Which will give us 25 as an answer



//COMPOSE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ==========================================

const compose = (f,g) => (a) => f(g(a));
//variable = (function 1, function 2) => (parametr) => function 1(function 2(parametr))

const sum = (num) => num + 1;
compose(sum,sum)(5) //Will give us 7

//Maths behind :
//compose = (sum,sum) => (5) => ((5 + 1) + 1);





//ES6 Destructuring ==========================================

const obj = {
  player: "bobby",
  experience: 100,
  wizardLevel: false
}

// instead of:
const player = obj.player;

//Do this:
const { player, experience } = obj;


// Creating an object ==========================================

//we can also do weird key names now in objects:

const name = "Jon Snow";

const obj = {
  [name]: "Hello",
  ["ray" + "smith"]: "hihi",
  [1+2]: "hi"
}


// ==========================================
const a = "Simon";
const b = true;
const c = {};


//Now if we want both property and a var names to be the same we can do this
const obj = {
  a, b, c
}

//TEMPLATE STRINGS ==========================================

const friend = "Slavik";
const state = 50

const string = `Hello my ${friend} , how are you my ${state - 25}`;


//DEFAULT ARGUMENTS ==========================================

const random = (name='Duk', age='20', pet='dog') => {
  console.log(`hello my ${name} of age ${age} how you ${pet}`)
}

//SYMBOL ==========================================

//These are unique identifiers for object properties most of the time
const sym1 = Symbol();
const sym2 = Symbol('Haha');
const sym3 = Symbol('fooo');