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Your local bank has decided to upgrade its ATM machines by incorporating
motion sensor technology. The machines now interpret a series of consecutive
dance moves in place of a PIN number.
Create a program that converts a customer's PIN number to its dance equivalent.
There is one dance move per digit in the PIN number. A list of dance moves is
given in the code.
Examples
danceConvert ("0000") → ["Shimmy", "Shake", "Pirouette", "slide"]
danceConvert ("3856") → [ "slide", "Arabesque", "Pop", "Arabesque" ]
danceConvert ("9999") → [ "Arabesque", "Shimmy", "Shake", "Pirouette"
]
danceConvert ("32a1") → "Invalid input."
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Transcribed Image Text:IN JS ONLY NEEDED SOLUTION
Your local bank has decided to upgrade its ATM machines by incorporating
motion sensor technology. The machines now interpret a series of consecutive
dance moves in place of a PIN number.
Create a program that converts a customer's PIN number to its dance equivalent.
There is one dance move per digit in the PIN number. A list of dance moves is
given in the code.
Examples
danceConvert ("0000") → ["Shimmy", "Shake", "Pirouette", "slide"]
danceConvert ("3856") → [ "slide", "Arabesque", "Pop", "Arabesque" ]
danceConvert ("9999") → [ "Arabesque", "Shimmy", "Shake", "Pirouette"
]
danceConvert ("32a1") → "Invalid input."
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