Extract City Facts

Create a function that takes an object as an argument and returns a string with facts about the city. The city facts will need to be extracted from the object's three properties:

name
population
continent

The string should have the following format: X has a population of Y and is situated in Z Where X is the city name, Y is the population and Z is the continent the city is situated in.

Examples

cityFacts({
  name: "Paris",
  population: "2,140,526",
  continent: "Europe"
}) ➞ "Paris has a population of 2,140,526 and is situated in Europe"

cityFacts({
  name: "Tokyo",
  population: "13,929,286",
  continent: "Asia"
}) ➞ "Tokyo has a population of 13,929,286 and is situated in Asia"

Notes

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🚨BONUS POINTS🚨

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• Using an interface
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• Using typescript

Tests

Test = (x, y) => x == y ? console.log("Pass") || true : console.log("Fail") || false;

cityFacts = x=>x;

Test(cityFacts({name: 'Manila', population: '1,780,148', continent: 'Asia'}), 'Manila has a population of 1,780,148 and is situated in Asia')
Test(cityFacts({name: 'Melbourne', population: '4,936,349', continent: 'Australia'}), 'Melbourne has a population of 4,936,349 and is situated in Australia')
Test(cityFacts({name: 'Kampala', population: '1,507,080', continent: 'Africa'}), 'Kampala has a population of 1,507,080 and is situated in Africa')
Test(cityFacts({name: 'Buenos Aires', population: '2,891,082', continent: 'South America'}), 'Buenos Aires has a population of 2,891,082 and is situated in South America')
Test(cityFacts({name: 'Vancouver', population: '631,486', continent: 'North America'}), 'Vancouver has a population of 631,486 and is situated in North America')
Test(cityFacts({name: 'Berlin', population: '3,748,148', continent: 'Europe'}), 'Berlin has a population of 3,748,148 and is situated in Europe')