//Answer Checker
{
var accountBalance = 254.35
var customerName = 'The Dude'
var welcomeMessage = 'Hello, ' + customerName + '! Your current balance is ' + accountBalance
return welcomeMessage
}
25 < 2 //notice that these operators take two numbers and output a boolean
25 > 2
2 <= 2
3 >= 2
3 == 3
3 === 3
3 == 2
3 === 2
3 != 2
3 != 3
true + true
+null == 0
"3" + 1
"3" - - 1
1 + + "3"
false == ""
!""
!!0 // 0 is falsy
!!null // null is falsy
!!undefined // undefined is falsey
!!"" // an empty string is falsy
!!123 // numbers other than 0 are truthy
!!"this is a string" // non-empty strings are truthy
"" == false
0 == false
"foobar" == true
"1" == 1
0 == "0"
undefined == null
"" === false
0 === false
"foobar" === true
"1" === 1
0 === "0"
undefined === null
function truthyIzer(bob)
{
return !!bob//Write your code here
}
function colorPicker(color) {
//It's OK that the code below spans multiple lines - Javascript reads it all as one line.
//The code just covers multiple lines so that we humans can read it better :)
return true &&
color === 'purple' ||
color == 'green' ||
color === 'Blue' ||
color === 'blue' ||
color == 'aquamarine' ||
color === 'red' &&
color > ""
}
//Psst... If you want hints on what isn't working in your code, look at the error messages below!
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