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This repository contains solutions to programming assessment questions designed to evaluate problem-solving and coding skills in JavaScript. Each file corresponds to a specific question from the assessment.
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This repository contains solutions to programming assessment questions designed to evaluate problem-solving and coding skills in JavaScript. Each file corresponds to a specific question from the assessment.

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# GlobalTrend_Programming_Assessment

This repository contains solutions to programming assessment questions designed to evaluate problem-solving and coding skills in JavaScript. Each file corresponds to a specific question from the assessment.

## Files and Functions:

1. **fizzbuzz.js**: Solution for the FizzBuzz problem, printing numbers from 1 to 100 with specific rules.

2. **arithmeticExpression.js**: Function to evaluate simple arithmetic expressions (addition and subtraction).

3. **flattenArray.js**: Function to flatten a nested array into a single-dimensional array.

4. **anagramChecker.js**: Function to check if two strings are anagrams of each other.

5. **removeDuplicates.js**: Function to remove duplicates from an array.

6. **capitalizeWords.js**: Function to capitalize the first letter of each word in a string.

7. **fibonacciSequence.js**: Function to generate the first n numbers of the Fibonacci sequence.

8. **simpleHashMap.js**: Implementation of a simple HashMap class with put, get, and remove methods.

9. **filterEvenNumbers.js**: Function to filter out even numbers from an array.

10. **titleCaseConversion.js**: Function to convert a given string to title case.

## Instructions:

To use these solutions:
- Clone the repository.
- Open each JavaScript file in a JavaScript environment (e.g., Node.js, browser console).
- Execute or import the functions to see their outputs.

## Notes:

- Each function is designed to solve a specific problem as outlined in the assessment.
- Feel free to explore and adapt the code as needed for learning and practice.

## Author:

Manish Kumar