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Introduction to JavaScript
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Introduction to JavaScript

Introduction to JavaScript

1. JavaScript Fundamentals
About JavaScriptUnderstanding JavaScript SyntaxChallenge: Console Output in JavaScriptUsing Comments to Document CodeChallenge: Write a Single-Line CommentChallenge: Write a Multi-Line Comment
2. Variables and Data Types in JavaScript
Understanding Variables in JavaScriptChallenge: Define the VariableUsing const for ConstantsExploring JavaScript Data TypesWorking with null in JavaScriptIntroduction to ArraysArray Methods and ManipulationChallenge: Perform Array Operations
3. Performing Operations in JavaScript
Understanding Assignment OperatorsMathematical Operations in JavaScriptAssignment Operators in JavaScriptIncrement and Decrement OperatorsChallenge: Variable Operations PracticeComparison Operators in JavaScriptLogical Operators ExplainedChallenge: Compare Variables in JavaScriptConcatenating Strings in JavaScriptChallenge: Build Sentences with JavaScript
4. Controlling Program Flow with Conditional Statements
Mastering if Statements in JavaScriptUsing else for Alternative OutcomesApplying else if for Multiple ConditionsChallenge: Determine Sizes with Conditionals
5. Looping Through Data in JavaScript
Understanding the while Loop in JavaScriptUsing the do while Loop for IterationChallenge: Print Numbers from 5 to 9Mastering the for Loop in JavaScriptChallenge: Console Tigers with LoopsBreaking Out of Loops with breakSkipping Iterations with continueChallenge: Stop and Skip in Loops
6. Functions in JavaScript
What Are Functions in JavaScript?Defining Functions in JavaScriptChallenge: Write a Function – My NameUsing Function Arguments EffectivelyReturning Values from FunctionsChallenge: Create a Sum FunctionCourse Summary & Next Steps

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Challenge: Determine Sizes with Conditionals

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 theΒ ifΒ andΒ elseΒ keywords.

  2. Utilize theΒ >=Β comparison operator.


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

Introduction to JavaScript

1. JavaScript Fundamentals
About JavaScriptUnderstanding JavaScript SyntaxChallenge: Console Output in JavaScriptUsing Comments to Document CodeChallenge: Write a Single-Line CommentChallenge: Write a Multi-Line Comment
2. Variables and Data Types in JavaScript
Understanding Variables in JavaScriptChallenge: Define the VariableUsing const for ConstantsExploring JavaScript Data TypesWorking with null in JavaScriptIntroduction to ArraysArray Methods and ManipulationChallenge: Perform Array Operations
3. Performing Operations in JavaScript
Understanding Assignment OperatorsMathematical Operations in JavaScriptAssignment Operators in JavaScriptIncrement and Decrement OperatorsChallenge: Variable Operations PracticeComparison Operators in JavaScriptLogical Operators ExplainedChallenge: Compare Variables in JavaScriptConcatenating Strings in JavaScriptChallenge: Build Sentences with JavaScript
4. Controlling Program Flow with Conditional Statements
Mastering if Statements in JavaScriptUsing else for Alternative OutcomesApplying else if for Multiple ConditionsChallenge: Determine Sizes with Conditionals
5. Looping Through Data in JavaScript
Understanding the while Loop in JavaScriptUsing the do while Loop for IterationChallenge: Print Numbers from 5 to 9Mastering the for Loop in JavaScriptChallenge: Console Tigers with LoopsBreaking Out of Loops with breakSkipping Iterations with continueChallenge: Stop and Skip in Loops
6. Functions in JavaScript
What Are Functions in JavaScript?Defining Functions in JavaScriptChallenge: Write a Function – My NameUsing Function Arguments EffectivelyReturning Values from FunctionsChallenge: Create a Sum FunctionCourse Summary & Next Steps

book
Challenge: Determine Sizes with Conditionals

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.


              
1234567

            
let num = ___;

___ (num ___ ___) {
  console.log("___");
} ___ {
  console.log("___");
};
copy

  1. Use theΒ ifΒ andΒ elseΒ keywords.

  2. Utilize theΒ >=Β comparison operator.


              
1234567

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

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How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 4. ChapterΒ 4
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