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Javascriptlesson 2 A

This document covers JavaScript concepts including conditional statements, comparison and logical operators, and functions. It explains how conditional statements allow code execution based on conditions, details various comparison and logical operators, and defines functions as reusable code blocks that organize and reduce repetition in programming. Syntax examples for these concepts are provided to aid understanding.

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Javascriptlesson 2 A

This document covers JavaScript concepts including conditional statements, comparison and logical operators, and functions. It explains how conditional statements allow code execution based on conditions, details various comparison and logical operators, and defines functions as reusable code blocks that organize and reduce repetition in programming. Syntax examples for these concepts are provided to aid understanding.

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JavaScript Lesson 2: Control Flow, Functions, and Loops

Page 1: Conditional Statements

 What are Conditional Statements?

o Conditional statements allow you to execute code based on specific conditions.

o The most common are if, else if, and else statements.

 Using if statements:

o Syntax:
Page 2: Comparison and Logical Operators

 Comparison Operators: These operators compare values and return true or false.

o ==: Equal to

o !=: Not equal to

o ===: Strict equal (checks type as well)

o !==: Strict not equal

o <, >, <=, >=: Less than, greater than, etc.

Example:

Logical Operators: Used to combine multiple conditions.

 &&: Logical AND (both conditions must be true)

 ||: Logical OR (either condition can be true)

 !: Logical NOT (inverts the condition)


Page 3: Functions in JavaScript

 What is a Function?

o A function is a block of reusable code that performs a specific task.

o Functions help to keep your code organized and reduce repetition.

 Creating a Function: Syntax:

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