Certainly! Let's improve the program step by step according to your requests.
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Break down the program into more functions: We can create a separate function for moving, which can help make the code more modular and readable.
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Use a for loop to repeat the move command: Instead of calling the
move()
function multiple times, we can use a for loop. -
Use a while loop to repeat the move command: Additionally, we can demonstrate how to achieve the same result using a while loop.
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Fix the indentation of the program: We’ll ensure the indentation is consistent and improves the readability of the code.
Here's the modified program with these improvements:
function move() {
// Logic to move
console.log("Moving..."); // Just for demonstration purposes
}
function moveMultipleTimes(times) {
for (let i = 0; i < times; i++) {
move();
}
}
function moveWithWhile(times) {
let count = 0;
while (count < times) {
move();
count++;
}
}
function main() {
const times = 8;
moveMultipleTimes(times); // Using for loop
console.log("Moved using for loop.");
moveWithWhile(times); // Using while loop
console.log("Moved using while loop.");
}
main();
Summary of Changes:
- We added a
move()
function to encapsulate the move logic. - We created the
moveMultipleTimes()
function that uses a for loop to execute themove
function the specified number of times. - We added the
moveWithWhile()
function that uses a while loop to do the same task. - The
main()
function now calls both methods and includes some console outputs to make the functionality clear. - Overall indentation and structure were enhanced to make the code clearer and easier to read.