How to Create Conditions in JavaScript | Conditional Statements | JavaScript Tutorial. In this JavaScript tutorial you will learn about conditional statements which are used to create logic in JavaScript applications.
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23 responses to “11: How to Create Conditions in JavaScript | Conditional Statements | JavaScript Tutorial”
6:49 so you can say you just had a phone call from a salesman 🙂
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quick question….. with regards the
if(age > 18) and if(gender == "male")
could you not put them together in one if statement? so
if(age >=18 && gender == "male") would this work also? I also didnt know you could put 2 if statements after one another?
these videos are great!!
Never use ==
Always use === because you want to ensure you are comparing the data types input.
This 4:40 will trip you up immensely.
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Don't you have declaire a variable for the gender female?
Nice lesson
11:26, i always wondered about == vs === thanks for clearing that up!
You're great teacher!
what's the difference between using two equal signs and using three equal signs?
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The commercials in between videos are very distracting and annoying…. nice course though
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what would I do if I wanted to both check the datatype and make sure a variable is greater or less than a number both at the same time. Great videos! very understandable!
3 SJWs disliked cos you said there's only 2 genders ;D
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I'm a little surprised by the fact that this didn't escalate into a gender debate in the comments xD
"Cant figure out gender"? what tha fuck? 2018 and people still thinks like there are only 2 genders… what a middle ages mentality…
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just a note here guys.. the && operator could also be used to test both condition in the "if" statement ,, doing so would omit the need of the second if statement and you would get the same result. eg.. if (gender == "male" && age >= 18) { console.log(" and you would log something here ");}
good job, keep it up
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I am learning more easily here ! But what is === again ?
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