JavaScript Math Object Lab

In this lab, the primary objective is to understand and implement functions that perform geometric calculations related to circles. Specifically, participants will be tasked with creating two functions: calcCircumference and calcArea. Each function leverages the mathematical constant π (Pi), reflecting the relationship between the diameter (or radius) of a circle and its circumference and area respectively.

Function Objectives:

1. calcCircumference(radius):

   • This function should calculate the circumference of a circle.
   • The formula to calculate circumference C is C = 2πr, where r is the radius of the circle.
   • The function takes one argument, radius, which represents the radius of the circle.
   • It returns the calculated circumference as a numeric value.

2. calcArea(radius):

   • This function should calculate the area of a circle.
   • The formula to calculate area A is A = πr^2, where r is the radius of the circle.
   • Similar to calcCircumference, this function takes one argument, radius.
   • It returns the calculated area as a numeric value.

Steps to Implement:

1. Write the Function calcCircumference:

   • Start by declaring the function using the keyword function.
   • Name the function calcCircumference and ensure it accepts one parameter, radius.
   • Inside the function, use the Math.PI constant to calculate the circumference.
   • Return the result.

2. Write the Function calcArea:

   • Declare another function named calcArea.
   • Accept radius as the parameter for this function as well.
   • Calculate the area using Math.PI & Math.pow functions.
   • Return the result of the calculation.

3. Export the Functions:

   • Both functions should be individually exportable and usable in other modules.
   • Use the ECMAScript module (ESM) syntax for exporting.
   • calcCircumference() should be named export using the export keyword while calcArea function should be a default export using the export default keywords.