11: How to Create Conditions in JavaScript | Conditional Statements | JavaScript Tutorial

[@randerins]

Not only very useful and straight forward, but you clearly also have some empathy for beginners. Really appreciate that!

[@omrwi]

Four years later & still the best JS course on KZbin. Thanks a lot!

[@Namuggah]

Hey Dani, I just wanted you to know that you have made my school so much better with these videos. Thank you so much. Sending you lots of love and light from Uganda 🇺🇬.

[@velbalakrishnan956]

Excellent teaching. Thumbs Up for U bro.

[@ararahrah1]

I'm taking a bootcamp rn and I wish I found your page before starting. You have helped me understand things the bootcamp tried teaching. Thank you so much!

[@DavidTheITGuy.]

Wiz him one doesn't surely need AcampBoot!...

[@Saladcreamboi]

It's taken me ages to wrap my head around the fundamentals of JS. It's actually now sinking in with your playlists. Bare in mind I've never written a line of code in my life. Thank you so much!!!

[@josephsamson412]

I have been following up your videos you are one of the outstanding instructor with the way you explain everything I love it, and length of the vid as well make's me wants to watch more ❤❤❤though it old vid when you understand it same as present and what is good it's good👍👍

[@Benbenbenbenbenbenjamin]

Love the tutorials! Waiting patiently for the next one.

[@rwilhelm23]

Not all heroes wear capes! You're brilliant! thank you so much for helping us simpletons.

[@airdraagonstream5538]

Ah, I've finally have found how to type not eaqual correctly in JavaScript! Thank you so much. I haven't found other tutorials out there (video or written) that talk about it. One big like :)

[@akashstores390]

Your accent is so clear to understand! I just started to learn from you... We will meet again in another Video Dani. You are amazing. Keep it up. Thank you!

[@mexcalgt]

Dude I am very thankful for your time invested on this videos it is great help and a very great way to learn.... Gracias totales!

[@codenlighten54]

Thanks. This has been my most difficult subject so far in javascript as I'm learning it.

[@khushalrajput4538]

JavaScript is pain in ass to learn 😂

[@RadoHudran]

Was looking for the "OR" statement and found your video. Thx a lot

[@mosammatjinnatharakhandake9146]

One of the best tutorials of JavaScript very easy to understand the concept. And exercises provided are very good. Can you plz upload more projects for html, css and JavaScript

[@sumiiluv]

This video was so helpful. Thank you so much

[@erfanm1206]

wowwwwwwwwwww! you explain it very goooood, thank you so muchhhh!

[@Asma-og4tx]

This video was really helpful our course did not teach this so we had to find a video so I'm grateful for this :)

[@secretoflife2676]

Mange tak Daniel! Denne lille video var en stor hjælp

[@ebesquin]

Thank you so much Dani for your excellent tutorials

[@neoTriny]

Good one, very clear, salute you boss

[@amandadelongchamp3599]

You're great teacher!

[@Dadly]

Awesome video!

[@arnoldomondi7423]

hi, Daniel let me just say that 96% of what i know i got it from this page but i was kind of requesting if you can start on building actual projects it will go a long way and again just a suggeston

[@rheaclements1193]

I’m so new at this, your videos on html and css saved me! I wonder if someone with more experience can comment on the usefulness of this series, my classroom instructor said we should never use var. Is it still useful to watch this series to get the basics down?

[@Dani_Krossing]

I also get to “not using var” in this course here, so don’t worry about thinking it’s outdated or anything like that. 🙂 I only use var at the start of the course because I know most people know about it, and I wanna ease people into JavaScript as much as possible. 😊

[@rheaclements1193]

Ok perfect!

[@dlyzei4722]

4:35 you can replace this && with a comma

[@argenisaguilar9045]

Great!!...thank you very much..

[@InnesHeppler]

very good - clearly explained

[@Aishcream]

Woow the penny has just dropped! Thanks for the super clear explanation. I just have one question. So it is if () {} but when you did the gender age one, I noticed there was an additional { but not a closing one. do you use the to separate the if statements where you have more than one if statement as in this case? Hope you can help. Thanks again for this video :D

[@BenHewart]

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!!

[@BKofficer23]

Ben, I think the following would work: if((age >=18) && (gender == "male"))

[@BKofficer23]

But I don't know.

[@pleasedontsub9700]

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!

[@TheBest-sp3co]

Use this: =>=

[@abumd.nayeemkhan1025]

very helpful video .

[@Vishal-Diaries-9]

nice one

[@vojka2973]

I'm pretty sure your book saver is up side down! LUL am I right ?? Great video btw! I was your subscriber since 10k

[@user-or7ji5hv8y]

is case statements allowed in js?

[@joyvideos1802]

Nice lesson

[@mariaramirezr.4234]

To write de pipe simbol in Windows: Alt + 1 2 4

[@lolpantsification]

Lol what? There's a key on your keyboard for it. lol

[@DeepakRai-tf8un]

you are great sir

[@whysoseriousjoker6727]

good job, keep it up

[@poterealpopolomalaysia3540]

what if the var value is a text?

[@randerins]

10:16 That video part could turn into a legendary meme

[@fuzzydark1395]

what's the difference between using two equal signs and using three equal signs?

[@josepharenas8905]

1=="1" >> True 1==="1" >> False

[@marcoelizondo1246]

Never use == Always use === because you want to ensure you are comparing the data types input. This 4:40 will trip you up immensely.

[@thomaswaligora8470]

Thx!

[@friedchicken5227]

Nice

[@gladstonross12]

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* ");}

[@slapmyfunkybass]

Gladston Ross No, that wouldn’t work here because if either statement failed the code in it would never run. In the video he first checks if they’re male, then checks their age - that shouldn’t be combined into a && statement.

[@epic_waffle2359]

6:49 so you can say you just had a phone call from a salesman :)

[@muramasa7537]

I am learning more easily here ! But what is === again ?

[@Dani_Krossing]

It means "is the same as and same datatype". Awesome username btw!

[@muramasa7537]

mmtuts thanku

[@francisbrix03]

how come you're writing all of these with colors? how can I do that? I'm sorry. newbie here

[@Dani_Krossing]

I'm using a different Color Scheme, so don't worry about variables not turning green :)

[@chrisbors527]

can toy show how to do a beautiful sidebar with html and css??

[@tahzeemvally9271]

The if part you kinda confused me bcuz i didnt understand comparison operators 😭and statement

[@angelinecaponpon9065]

👌👌👌👌

[@SecretDuck]

3 SJWs disliked cos you said there's only 2 genders ;D By the way mmtuts, would you ever do a tutorial for BootStrap 4?

[@awantomagaret7390]

Check scrimba.com they have a free and easily to learn tutorial on bootstrap 4

[@calibr0636]

SecretDuck I actually added another statement for the “other” gender just to make it fair so that if someone looks through my code (for some reason) without me knowing, they’re not going to get offended.

[@JinKazama1993]

I am offended because he just assumed my species and my age! I identify as a Martian and I am -592 years old! /s

[@ojface]

10 months later, this is still hilarious, was totally thinking the same thing!..LOL xD

[@musicjunkie421]

MMTUTS >= GOAT

[@sonnyl2915]

I thought only use Else is the final statement but there were multiple If and Else in this. Lol

[@Dani_Krossing]

Else is the final statement 🙂 “else if” is different than “else”

[@jamesframe2705]

Ahhh shit it the last on, noooooooo

[@Layilicious]

The commercials in between videos are very distracting and annoying.... nice course though

[@alextoryanik2000]

I'm a little surprised by the fact that this didn't escalate into a gender debate in the comments xD

[@Dani_Krossing]

I had the same thought :)

[@misterimposterroot4060]

Well looks like we may need to set up a defense for him rally the knights and keks lol the SJWs are coming lol but for real we got yah back

[@ArslanLatef]

[@adolfjamesurian6510]

I dont know why this happens to me: function confirmPass() { var pass1 = document.getElementById("pass1"); var pass2 = document.getElementById("pass2"); var txt = "Please enter your password"; var txt2 = "Passwords do not match"; if(pass1 != pass2) { alert(txt2); } else if(pass1, pass2 == "") { alert(txt); } }

[@adolfjamesurian6510]

When the if(pass == pass2) itts not running the command inside the branket but its running the command in the else if(pass1 !=pass2) HELP?!!!!

[@sehitgoker5073]

wonder why didn t you catch a case suit yet with that anti woke propaganda of yours lol.

[@Dani_Krossing]

😂 yeah the video didn't age well into 2023...

[@sayedhasancp]

My concentration has been lost in your mobile activity ........... :( :( :(

[@ihzaq]

Nice