Explore the basics of JavaScript in greater detail to solve real-world problems.

Zero to Hero in JavaScript

This module aims to teach us how to write cleaner, more modular, and more scalable code in JavaScript by giving us an understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP). We'll start with the basics of object-oriented programming and build up to more advanced concepts such as data protection and inheritance. Along the way, we'll learn how each concept applies to JavaScript in particular, as well as how various JavaScript features make it a suitable language for object-oriented programming.

JavaScript: A Deep Dive

# Task


A librarian wants you to take a set of primitive values and store references to all in *one* object for convenience. Due to inexperience with JavaScript, the librarian entered all data with string type. You also have to change the types accordingly. Use your knowledge of type conversion to solve the problem.


# Problem statement
You are given five variables: `id`, `available`, `count`, `name`, and `author`. Create an object with the following fields  with the corresponding types and assign it to `ans` or update object assigned to `ans` as follows:
- `'id'` field assigned to the value of `id` with `Number` type.
- `'available'` field assigned to the value of `available` with `Boolean` type.
- `'count'` field assigned to the value of `count` with `Number` type.
- `'name'` field assigned to the value of `name` with `String` type.
- `'author'` field assigned to the value of `author` with `String` type.

Remember, not all `true` values are absolutely true. Sometimes, `false` is bounded by the emptiness of a container which makes the perception of falsehood to be `true`. 

Good luck coding!

Test your types knowledge through a challenge.

Exercise: Library Management

Task