text: // var test = false;
  
  // if(test) {
  // 	//run this code
  // 	console.log('yay we got true');
  // } else {
  // 	console.log('we got false :(');
  // }
  
  
  // ignore these lines for now
  // just know that the variable 'color' 
  // will end up with a random value from the colors array
  
  var colors = ['red', 'orange', 'yellow', 'green', 'blue', 'indigo', 'violet'];
  var color = colors[Math.floor(Math.random()*colors.length)];
  
  var favorite = 'violet'; // todo, change this to your favorite color from the list
  
  if (color == 'red') {
  	console.log('apples are red');
  } else if (color == 'orange') {
  	console.log('oranges are orange');
  } else if (color == 'yellow') {
  	console.log('lemons are yellow');
  } else if (color == 'green') {
  	console.log('limes are green');
  } else if (color == 'blue') {
  	console.log('blueberries are blue'); 
  } else if (color == favorite) {
  	console.log('GASP, violet is my favorite :3');
  } else {
  	console.log('yay rainbow food!')
  }
  
  // todo: Create a block of if/else statements to check
  //       for every color except indigo and violet.
  
  // todo: When a color is encountered log a message that
  //   	 tells the color, and an object of that color.
  //       Example: Blue is the color of the sky.
  
  // todo: Have a final else that will catch indigo and violet.
  // todo: In the else, log: I do not know anything by that color.
  
  // todo: Using the ternary operator, conditionally log a 
  // 	     statement that
  //       says whether the random color matches your favorite color.
  
  