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JavaScript

Cheryl Oliver
Cheryl Oliver
21,676 Points
Posted by Cheryl Oliver
Cheryl Oliver
21,676 Points

Checking a variable is between 100 and -100

Hi Guys, does anyone know the answer to this? Please write a function to check that the given variable is a number between -100 and 100, and not zero.

2 Answers

Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points
Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points 
int number;

public boolean isTrue(){
    if(number <= 100 && number >= -100) {
        return true;
}else {
    throw new IllegalArgumentException("Does not apply.");
}
}

I think this should do it. I am a beginner so maybe not.

Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points
Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points

Oh yea, i forgot that it needs to not be zero. You can change that by adding '&& number != 0' in the 'if' statement's condition.