learning multiple possibilities for IF statements

Author: simanongawuza

prep/comparison.js

@@ -1,2 +1,15 @@
+
+console.log(42 === 32 +10)
 console.log(42 === 10 + 30)
-console.log(42 === 10 + 32)
+
+console.log("hello" === "hello")
+
+console.log("CYF" === "cyf")
+
+const homeTown = "Newcastle"
+homeTown === "Liverpool"
+console.log(homeTown === homeTown)
+
+console.log(42 === 42)
+// Loose equality
+42 == "42"

prep/errors.js

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+const volunteer = "Shadi";
+const volunteer = "Abdi";
+// Volunteer has already been declared in the first line, therefore it cannot be declared twice.
+const volunteer = "Shadi";
+volunteer = "Hinde";
+// Volunteer is declared as a const so it cannot be changed.
+console.log(Math.round(10.3));
+// No close bracket at the end of the console.log

prep/greeting.js

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+const greeting = "Hello there";
+const name = "Sima"
+console.log(`${greeting}, ${name}`);
+
+let greet = "Hi, how are you?"
+greet = "Hey there"
+console.log(greet)