# Project Instructions

## Overview
This project will allow you to practice the material from the first 3 modules. Please read through the instructions completely before starting to understand what is being asked.

## Steps

1. **Choose an Industry/Category**
- Choose an industry or category that you like. It can be anything: electronics, furniture, apple products, etc.
- Do not use the same products as a friend. The selection must be unique.

2. **Create an Array of Objects**
- Select some products from the industry/category and create an array of objects. For example, in electronics, you could select TVs, computers, printers, etc.
- The array must contain at least 10 objects.
- Select your data from related websites (stores, factories, etc.).
- Each object will have at least 4 properties with values.
- Each object in the array should have the same set of property names with different values.
- At least one string value and 2 number values.
- Other properties can be of any JavaScript value type.

3. **Create a Function**
- The function should:
- Make a calculation (e.g., total inventory cost or cost of products sold for each product/object).
- Format your object in a nice string format for output.
- This function should be a pure function that takes one object as an argument and returns a string.
- The string can be formatted in any way that you feel is appropriate for your data, including the calculated cost.
- It must use one or more properties from the object in the output string.

4. **Create a New Array**
- Create a new array from your original array that only contains string values produced by the function above.
- Sort this array alphabetically and display an appropriate heading followed by this list, one string per line.

5. **Prompt the User**
- Prompt the user for a numeric value.
- Display a string (formatted using the function above) for each object that has a property greater or less (your choice) than the value provided by the user.
- Provide a message if no objects match.

6. **Calculate the Average**
- Calculate the average value of the calculation for all your objects/products.
- Output it with descriptive text in a nicely formatted way.

## Additional Requirements
- Use template literals (back-tick strings) where appropriate rather than concatenation.
- Do not use loops; use higher-order methods. If you do, include a comment with your reason.
- Do not use `var` or `document.write()`.
- Do not use movie titles for your data.

## Submission
- Submit your completed JavaScript file on Blackboard.
- Do not zip or otherwise compress your file. Submit only the `.js` file.
- Include meaningful comments throughout the code.

## Example of Output
- Sample object from array:
```javascript
{
productName: 'Laptop',
inventory: 12,
unitPrice: 650,
brand: ['HP', 'Acer'],
unitsSold: 34
}
```
- Sample return value from function taking the above object as an argument (Note that the parentheses are just for display, they are not required):
```plaintext
"(12) Laptop with total inventory cost of $18650"
```
- Sample Output:
```plaintext
Electronics:
"(39) Computer with total inventory cost of $564567"
"(12) Laptop with total inventory cost of $18650"
"(2) Printer with total inventory cost of $5678"
```
- Electronics need to be ordered (less than 5):
```plaintext
"(2) Printer with total inventory cost of $5678"
"(4) Projector with total inventory cost of $3421"
```
- The average of inventory sold for products is: 23456.