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Introduction to JavaScript
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Introduction to JavaScript

Introduction to JavaScript

1. Basic Concepts
About JavaScriptSyntaxChallenge: Console OutputCommentsChallenge: Single-line CommentChallenge: Multi-line Comment
2. Variables and Data Types
VariablesChallenge: Defining the VariableconstData Types OverviewnullArrayArray MethodsChallenge: Array Operations
3. Basic Operations
AssignmentMathematical OperationsOperations with AssignmentIncrement and DecrementChallenge: Variable OperationsComparison OperationsLogical OperationsChallenge: Comparing VariablesString ConcatenationChallenge: Sentence Building
4. Conditional Statements
ifelseelse ifChallenge: Determining Size
5. Loops
whiledo whileChallenge: Printing Numbers from 5 to 9forChallenge: TigersbreakcontinueChallenge: Stopping and Skipping
6. Functions
What is a Function?DefinitionChallenge: My NameArgumentsreturnChallenge: SumSummary

bookChallenge: Determining Size

Task

Create a program that outputs "LARGE" or "SMALL" based on the given number:

  1. A number is considered large if it is greater than or equal to 100.
  2. A number is considered small if it is less than 100.
  3. You can assign any number to the variable num.

              
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let num = ___;

___ (num ___ ___) {
  console.log("___");
} ___ {
  console.log("___");
};
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  1. Use the if and else keywords.
  2. Utilize the >= comparison operator.

              
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let num = 100;
 
if (num >= 100) {
  console.log("LARGE");
} else {
  console.log("SMALL");
};
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