text: /*
  Quiz: Navigating the Food Chain (3-8)
  From the smallest of creatures to the largest of animals, inevitably every living,
  breathing thing must ingest other organisms to survive. This means that all animals
  will fall within one of the three consumer-based categories based on the types of food that they eat.
  Animals that eat only plants are called herbivores
  Animals that eat only other animals are called carnivores
  Animals that eat both plants and animals are called omnivores
  Directions:
  Write a series of ternary statements that sets the variable category equal to:
  "herbivore" if an animal eats plants
  "carnivore" if an animal eats animals
  "omnivore" if an animal eats plants and animals
  undefined if an animal doesn't eat plants or animals
  Use the eatsPlants and eatsAnimals variables to test your code.
  TIP: Make sure to test your code with different values. For example,
  If eatsPlants equals true and eatsAnimals equals false, then herbivore should be
  printed to the console.
  */
  /*
   * Programming Quiz - Navigating the Food Chain (3-8)
   *
   * Use a series of ternary operator to set the category to one of the following:
   *   - "herbivore" if an animal eats plants
   *   - "carnivore" if an animal eats animals
   *   - "omnivore" if an animal eats plants and animals
   *   - undefined if an animal doesn't eat plants or animals
   *
   * Notes
   *   - use the variables `eatsPlants` and `eatsAnimals` in your ternary expressions
   *   - `if` statements aren't allowed ;-)
   */
  
  // change the values of `eatsPlants` and `eatsAnimals` to test your code
  var eatsPlants = true;
  var eatsAnimals = false;
  
  var category = ((eatsPlants && eatsAnimals) ? 'omnivore' : (eatsPlants)? 'herbivore' : ((!eatsPlants && !eatsAnimals) && !eatsAnimals) ? undefined : 'carnivore');
  
  console.log(category);