car.js

 /**

* Car

Define a class named Car, which should have the name and model as the properties.

You don't need to worry about input/output and object of the class.

The given template will take care of it.

The input will contain the name and model. Their default values should be

Audi and A4 respectively.

Input

First line contains an integer, either 1 or -1. If the first line is 1, then:

One line containing two space separated values, denoting name and model respectively.

Output

Print name and model in newline each.

Example

Input1:

1

Ford C4

Output1:

Ford

C4

Input2:

-1

Output2:

Audi

A4

Explanation

Example 1

First line is 1, which denotes space separated values as input to the class.

Ford C4 denotes the values for name and model respectively and we print name and model in

new line each.

Example 2

First line is -1, which denotes we need to print the default values line by line.

*/

let fs = require("fs");

let data = fs.readFileSync(0, 'utf-8');

let idx = 0;

data = data.split('\n');

function readLine() {

idx++;

return data[idx - 1];

}

// -------- Do NOT edit anything above this line ----------

// Define the required class here...

class Car {

constructor(n = "Audi", m = "A4") { // this is the default value

this.name = n

this.model = m

}

}

// DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE

let flag = parseInt(readLine()); // 1 or -1

if (flag === 1) {

let inputString = readLine().split(' '); // [ 'Ford', 'C4' ]

// console.log(inputString); //[ 'Ford', 'C4' ] green color element

vehicle = new Car(inputString[0], inputString[1]); // Invoking the function Car when

input is 1

}

else {

vehicle = new Car(); // Invoking the function Car when input is -1

}

console.log(vehicle.name); // Audi or Ford

console.log(vehicle.model); // A4 or C4

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