/* Below is an array of objects representing Husky Football games from the 2016 season. Each object has the same properties, making it into a data table. */

/* Hint: many of the functions you write may be simpler if you use a ternary operator*/ let huskyGames2016 = [ { "date": "9/3/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Rutgers", "home_score": 48, "opponent_score": 13, "passing_yards": 289, "rushing_yards": 91, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "9/10/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Idaho", "home_score": 59, "opponent_score": 14, "passing_yards": 356, "rushing_yards": 126, "fumbles": 1 }, { "date": "9/17/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Portland State", "home_score": 41, "opponent_score": 3, "passing_yards": 194, "rushing_yards": 213, "fumbles": 1 }, { "date": "9/24/16", "home": "Arizona", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 28, "opponent_score": 35, "passing_yards": 160, "rushing_yards": 352, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "9/30/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Stanford", "home_score": 44, "opponent_score": 6, "passing_yards": 210, "rushing_yards": 214, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "10/8/16", "home": "Oregon", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 21, "opponent_score": 70, "passing_yards": 304, "rushing_yards": 378, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "10/22/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Oregon State", "home_score": 41, "opponent_score": 17, "passing_yards": 300, "rushing_yards": 219, "fumbles": 2 }, { "date": "10/29/16", "home": "Utah", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 24, "opponent_score": 31, "passing_yards": 186, "rushing_yards": 199, "fumbles": 1 }, { "date": "11/5/16", "home": "Cal", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 27, "opponent_score": 66, "passing_yards": 417, "rushing_yards": 287, "fumbles": 2 }, { "date": "11/12/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "USC", "home_score": 13, "opponent_score": 26, "passing_yards": 259, "rushing_yards": 17, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "11/19/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Arizona State", "home_score": 44, "opponent_score": 18, "passing_yards": 338, "rushing_yards": 201, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "11/25/16", "home": "Washington State", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 17, "opponent_score": 45, "passing_yards": 342, "rushing_yards": 168, "fumbles": 1 }, { "date": "12/2/16", "home": "Colorado", "opponent": "UW", "home_score": 10, "opponent_score": 41, "passing_yards": 118, "rushing_yards": 25, "fumbles": 0 }, { "date": "12/31/16", "home": "UW", "opponent": "Alabama", "home_score": 7, "opponent_score": 24, "passing_yards": 150, "rushing_yards": 44, "fumbles": 1 } ];

// Define a function `extractOpponent()` that takes in a "game" object and returns // UW's opponent (whether or not that was the home team!) // You can test this by passing in an individual element from the array.

// Use the `map()` method and your `extractOpponent()` function to create an array // of UW's opponents for the season (in the order they were played). // The opponents in the list do not need to be unique. // Log out the opponents array.

// Define a function `huskiesLost()` that takes in a "game" object and returns // whether or not UW lost.

// Use the `filter()` method to create an array of games that UW lost (a smaller // array than the games they won!) // Log out the array of lost games.

// Log out an array of opponents that UW lost to.

// Use a `forEach()` loop to log out each of the games UW lost, each on its own // line, in the following format: // "Rutgers at UW, 13 to 48" // You should use an anonymous callback function.

// Use the `filter()` method with an anonymous callback function to get an array // of games where UW had at least one fumble. // Log out HOW MANY games included fumbles.

// Define a function `mostYardsPassing()` that takes in two "game" objects and // returns the game object that has a greater number of passing yards. // Your function should handle the case where the _first_ game is an empty // object, in which case it should return the second game.

// Create a variable `mostPassingGame` that refers to the "game" that had the most // passing yards in the season. Use the `reduce()` method with `mostYardsPassing()` // as the callback. // - You will need your `reduce()` method to start with an empty object `{}`, // since initially no game has the most passing yards! // - Consider: why do this with `reduce()` instead of `filter()`? // // Log out the game with the most passing yards.