sortProducts.js

/*
    You're online shopping for holiday gifts, but money is tight
    so we need to look at the cheapest items first. 
    Use the built in sort() method to write a function that returns a new array of
    products sorted by price, cheapest to most expensive. 
    
    Then log the item and the price to the console: 
    
    💕,0
    🍬,0.89
    🍫,0.99
    🧁,0.99
    📚,0.99
    ... continued
*/

const shoppingList = [
    {
        product: "🍭",
        price: 2.99,
    },
    {
        product: "🍫",
        price: .99,
    },
    {
        product: "🏡",
        price: 40000000
    },
    {
        product: "🧁",
        price: .99,
    },
    {
        product: "📚",
        price: .99,
    },
    {
        product: "⏰",
        price: 13.99,
    },
    {
        product: "🍬",
        price: .89,
    },
    {
        product: "🥎",
        price: 3.99,
    },
    {
        product: "🎸",
        price: 13.99,
    },
    {
        product: "🎨",
        price: 23.99,
    },
    {
        product: "💕",
        price: 0,
    },
]

// positive num - a before b
// neg - b before a
// 0 - nothing changes

/*
a - b sorts numbers in ascending order and 
b - a sorts numbers in descending order 
*/

function sortProducts(data) {
    return data.sort((a, b) => {
        return a.price - b.price
    });
}

const listByCheapest = sortProducts(shoppingList);
// console.log(listByCheapest);

listByCheapest.forEach(({ product, price }) => console.log(product, price));