text: // * Make a dogs object with three keys...//  * First key called "raining" with a value of true
  // * Second key called "noise" with a value of "Woof!"
  // * Third key called "makeNoise" which contains a function which console.logs the noise to the screen if it is raining dogs
  
  const dogs = {
      raining: true,
      noise: 'woof!',
      makeNoise: function(){
          if (this.raining === true){
              console.log(this.noise);
          }
      }
  }
  
  // * Make a cats object with three keys...
  //  * First key called "raining" with a value of false
  //  * Second key called "noise" with a value of "Meow!"
  //  * Third key called "makeNoise" which contains a function which console.logs the noise to the screen if it is raining cats
  
  const cats ={
      raining: false,
      noise: 'Meow!',
      makeNoise: function(){
          if (this.raining === true){
              console.log(this.noise);
          }
      }
  }
  
  
  dogs.makeNoise();
  cats.raining = true;
  cats.makeNoise();
  
  // * Make the dog bark
  // * Make the cat meow
  
  // * BONUS: Create a function called "massHysteria" which takes in both the cats and the dogs object and prints "DOGS AND CATS LIVING TOGETHER! MASS HYSTERIA!" if both of the `raining` keys are equal to true.
  // * BONUS: Look to see if you can find any means to simplify your code further and further