findCubeRoot()

Step 1: Understanding the Problem

Before we start coding, let's have a basic understanding of what we need to do. The task requires us to write a function in JavaScript that will calculate the cube root of a given number.

Step 2: Setting Up the Function Structure

We start by defining the function. We'll call the function findCubeRoot, and it will accept one parameter, which is the number we want to find the cube root of.

So, our function looks like this:

function findCubeRoot(num) {

}

Step 3: Return the CubeRoot

In JavaScript, the Math.cbrt() method is used to find the cube root of a number. We can use this method inside our function to get the cube root of the number passed to it.

Here is how it looks:

function findCubeRoot(num) {
    return Math.cbrt(num);
}

Step 4: Testing the Function

Now our function is ready, it's time to test it. We need to call our function with a number for which we want to find the cube root.

This is how the call to the function will look like:

console.log(findCubeRoot(8)); // Output: 2

The function correctly returns 2, which is the cube root of 8.

Step 5: Conclusion: Full Code

The full code for our findCubeRoot function is shown below:

function findCubeRoot(num) {
    return Math.cbrt(num);
}

console.log(findCubeRoot(8)); // Output: 2

As seen above, we've successfully created the findCubeRoot function in JavaScript. This function takes a number as an argument and returns its cube root. Thanks to JavaScript's built-in Math.cbrt() method, our function is concise and efficient.