Hello Legends!!⭐
So, This is my Part-8 of JavaScript for Beginners!😉
Today's topic:
1. Boolean Values💧
Basically Boolean values are having two conditions: true
and false
.
// Boolean values
function numberAreEqual() {
//Created a function
return true; //Now its true
}
console.log(numberAreEqual()); // Output: true
Output:
true
2. If statements🌴
// If statements:
function ourTrueOrFalse(isItTrue) {
//Create function
if (isItTrue) {
//check
return "Yes, it is true"; //return
}
return "that's false";
}
console.log(ourTrueOrFalse(true)); //Output: Yes, it is true
Output:
Yes, it is true
Ta da!!🥳 You did it!!♥
3.Equality operators🌪
// Comparision with the equality operator.
function myEqual(num) {
// Created function
if (num == 99) {
// Checking
return "Yaa it's equal!"; //return statements
}
return "No, that's not equal!";
}
console.log(myEqual(100)); // Output: No, that's not equal!
Output:
No, that's not equal!
Amazing! You cracked it!!🥳
4. Strict Equality🌀
// Strict Equality sign (===)
console.log(3 == "3");
console.log(3 === "3");
Output:
true
false
I want you to run this code, and understand it!!
5. Equality vs Strict equality!🌾
Equality sign in function!!!
// Equality sign in function (==)
function checkNum(x, y) {
// Created function
if (x == y) {
// Checking
return "Equal!"; //return
}
return "Not Equal!";
}
console.log(checkNum(500, "500")); // Output: Equal!
Output:
Equal!
Strict equality sign (===)
Let's check with the same example:
// Strict equality sign in function (===)
function checkNum(x, y) { // Created function
if (x === y) { // Checking
return "Equal!" //return
}
return "Not Equal!"
}
console.log(checkNum(500, "500")) // Output: Not Equal!
Output:
Not Equal!
I want you guys to read and write the code and understand by your own♥
6. Inequality Operators⚡(in functions)
//Comparision with Inequaity Operators
function completed(number) {
//Created a function
if (number != 77) {
return "Not Equal!!"; // checking
}
return "Equal!!";
}
console.log(completed(100)); //Output: Not Equal!!
7. Strict Inequality Operators☀
// Comparision with Strict equality operators (!==)
function helloCoders(number) {
//created a function
if (number !== 99) {
return "Not Equal..."; //returning
}
return "Equal...";
}
console.log(helloCoders(59)); // Output: Not Equal...
Output:
Not Equal...
So, that is it for today guys!! And also I was my Part-8 for JavaScript for Beginners!!
Motivation for Today: "If you can dream it you can do it!!😉"
I will see you all in the next Part-9 soon so stay tuned!!🌪 Till then take care and Goodbye!!♥