Referenced from lesson Method Chaining

You have the following functions defined below (read them carefully!):

fun is-fixed(r):  r["fixed"]                  end
fun is-young(r):  r["age"] < 4                end
fun nametag(r):   text(r["name"], 20, "red")  end
fun is-female(r): r["sex"] == "female"        end
fun kilograms(r): r["pounds"] / 2.2           end
fun is-heavy(r):  r["kilos"] > 25             end
fun is-cat(r):    r["species"] == "cat"       end
fun is-dog(r):    r["species"] == "dog"       end

Assume that animals-table is defined, and represents all the animals at the shelter. Solve the word problems below using these functions with filter, build-table, and order-by.

1

Create a table of all female cats.

2

Create a table of all young, fixed animals.

3

Create a table of all female dogs, converting their weight to kilograms.

4

Create a table of all heavy dogs.

5

Create a table of all young, fixed dogs, sorted from lightest to heaviest.

6

Create a table of all fixed, young animals, with an extra column showing images of their nametags.

7

Create a table of fixed, female cats, with a column showing images of their nametages, sorted heaviest-to-lightedt by their weight in kilograms.

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