# Task

Gambling is bad, but it can be profitable for the casino owner and sometimes the players. However, you should <u>only gamble with the extra money that you are willing to spend at the casino</u>.

Your task is to **write a function** that determines the **winner** 🎉  and **loser** 😠 . Our lottery is very simplified, so the winner is the one who gets the number `2` or `7`. There are a total of **10 options**, meaning the number ranges from `0` to `9`. The function should take **one parameter**, which is the number guessed by the player. If this number is a winning number, you should print '`Congratulations, you are now rich!`' on the screen. If the number is not a winning number, then print '`Unfortunately, you lost, come back tomorrow`'.

Feel free to peek at the **hint or solution** if you have any difficulties completing this task. <u>We are all here to learn!</u>

function giveATry(___) {
    // write your implementation here
}

let randomValue = Math.floor(Math.random() * 10); // peeking a random number from 0 to 9
console.log(`You got the number ${randomValue}!`)
giveATry(randomValue)

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  1. You can go two ways to solve this task. You can use an if statement or a
  switch statement. <br />
  2. If you choose to use a switch statement, you need to define cases for each
  winning option, or you can define cases for winning options and handle losing
  options in the default case. <br />
  3. If you choose to use an if statement, you need to specify the action for
  the winning scenario, which is when <code>peek</code> is equal to 2 or 7.
  Leave the losing scenarios for the <code>else</code> block.<br />
  4. Write your function and run it; the code will automatically generate a
  random number between 0 and 9 and use your function.
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function giveATry(peek: number) {
    if (peek == 2 || peek == 7) {
        console.log('Congratulations, you are now rich!')
    } else {
        console.log('Unfortunately, you lost, come back tomorrow')
    }
}

let randomValue = Math.floor(Math.random() * 10); // peeking a random number from 0 to 9
console.log(`You got the number ${randomValue}!`)
giveATry(randomValue)</textarea
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