Comparison Operators & If Else - Beau teaches JavaScript

[@AbhinavSharma_sylar]

You mentioned whenever we have an expression with an assignment to a number, inside the if condition, it is always going to evaluate to TRUE. but that is only if the assignment is for a non-zero number for ex: if (age = 1) will be, true if (age = 0) will be, false if (age = 0.0) will be, false

[@motthebug]

Good point (tho' the point is that it means something different from asking if it's equal...)

[@eeekkk34235]

With the if...else statements failing on baby, another way other than swapping could be: if else (age > 2 && age < 18) console.log("You are a child");

[@pilyglot3037]

The alligator always eats the bigger number... it's greedy that way. (how I learned < and >)

[@farkhadmusazov7226]

that's so cute and handy

[@Allaboutdatps3]

Makes perfect sense, thanks.

[@xortegaccaedu]

Please slowwwwww down. Love what you are doing.

[@pradeepchand8178]

how to solve a multiple if statement with in a single function example program is function testLessThan(val) { if (val < ) { return "Under 25"; } else if (val < ) { return "Under 55"; } return "55 or Over"; } // Change this value to test testLessThan(10);

[@hashtagtrends9886]

Thank You @t !

[@thomasgeorge4578]

this so similar to python!

[@farkhadmusazov7226]

thank u

[@Fichleai]

What about === and !== ?

[@BeauCarnes]

Albin Metthey I have a "=== vs ==" video coming out soon but it may have been good to include those in this video.

[@sasha_prisyazhnyy]

Mr. Carnes explicitly says in the very end of the video that this information is covered in later videos. I think the aim of the course is to give the information by small comprehensible bits to get the basic idea of the concepts.

[@reaperforever8478]

Which software is it ?

[@cheesecake8620]

Codepen

[@aaronargottelopez3488]