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Max van den Berge
6,506 PointsHello, i have a question . is it common to have a second conditional statement? altought i m a beginner to JS. i never s
Hello, i have a question . is it common to have a second conditional statement? altought i m a beginner to JS. i never saw this. can anyone give me some info on this?
3 Answers
Max van den Berge
6,506 Pointsyour are right :) thanks for the replay:
Hello, i have a question . is it common to have a second conditional statement? altought i m a beginner to JS. i never saw this. can anyone give me some info on this? i saw it the first time during this video
let correctGuess = false; const number = 6 ; const guess =prompt("guess a number between 1-10");
if (+guess === number) {
correctGuess = true;
} if ( correctGuess=== true) { console.log('The condition is false.'); }
else {
console.log(Sorry. the number was ${number});
}
Randy Assmann
3,585 Pointsyour right i had the same question. in the video the teachers uses two if statements. he could just use one if statement and use that to do two things at once like checking if the condition is true and imediatly print it to the console in the same if statement. So the second if statement is redundant.
That is what you meant right?
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsI agree that seems a bit odd, you wouldn't do this in actual practice.
But I think this was done just to illustrate the use of Boolean values.
Max van den Berge
6,506 Pointsall right , thanks for the answer Steven: )
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsIt's not clear what you are asking about. Perhaps you could show the code, or give a time reference in the video where the "second conditional statement" can be seen.