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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Making Decisions in Your Code with Conditional Statements Write an 'if' Statement

Posted by Will Ragan
Will Ragan
1,673 Points

im totally lost

im just not getting this part

script.js 
const isAdmin = true;
const isStudent = false;
let message = ;
if (isAdmin === true){
  message = 'Welcome admin';

}

1 Answer

Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points
Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points

This answer below is the best choice in modern javaScript even quiz accept it. But i dont wanna mess you if you are tottaly beginer //Option 1: // "if (isAdmin)" is the same like if (isAdmin == true)

//if you writing short condition statement you may write it in one line like this "if (isAdmin) message = "Welcome admin";" const isAdmin = true; const isStudent = false; let message;

if (isAdmin) message = "Welcome admin"; //Option 2: This example above works same like this: const isAdmin = true; const isStudent = false; let message;

if (isAdmin == true) { message = "Welcome admin";

}

Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points
Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points

You can add this line to qiuz and that is the right answer:

if (isAdmin) message = "Welcome admin";

Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points
Tomas Schaffer
Tomas Schaffer
11,569 Points

Sorry this txt editor messing with my text....