hooverDam.js

//CODE SCHOOL
/*The Hoover Dam has 19 generators of multiple types. For simplicity, let’s say that the first 4 of these generators output 62 megawatts, and the other 15 output 124 megawatts. In hooverDam.js, the Dam Rangers have asked you to design a system of two loops that turns each generator on in progression, and prints the new total of megawatts generated.

They’d like the first loop to be a while loop handling the first 4 generators. Then, they’d like the second loop to be a for loop that handles the other 15 generators. Each output line should resemble the following lines, with adjusted values for the currentGen and totalMW:

"Generator #1 is on, adding 62 MW, for a total of 62 MW!""
"Generator #2 is on, adding 62 MW, for a total of 124 MW!"
*/

var currentGen = 1;
var totalGen = 19;
var totalMW = 0;
var genX = 62;
var genY = 124;

while(currentGen <= (totalGen-15)) {
    totalMW += genX;
	console.log("Generator #" + currentGen + " is on, adding " + genX + " MW, for a total of " + totalMW + " MW!");
    currentGen++;
}

currentGen = 5;

for(var i = 5; i <= totalGen; i++) {
	totalMW += genY;
    console.log("Generator #" + currentGen + " is on, adding " + genY + " MW, for a total of " + totalMW + " MW!");
    currentGen++;
}