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Nick Stumpf
9,602 PointsNo idea what to do here...
Not sure what to do here... I created the function, but not sure how to call it using a conditional statement. Also not sure if I named it correctly for a number...or if I need to use "parseInt"
function max(number1, number2) {
}
2 Answers
Mark Wilkowske
Courses Plus Student 18,131 PointsThe task asks you to compare the passed in arguments using a conditional statement. Inside the curly braces is where that is done.
Mark Wilkowske
Courses Plus Student 18,131 PointsConditional Statements is the course level before this one.
Nick Stumpf
9,602 PointsI'm aware of that. Just trying to get some quick help so I can continue this course without having to backtrack through a bunch of videos.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsBeing able to comfortably create this kind of comparison logic will be important to your continued learning. It's worth taking a bit of time now to review it before you continue.
Nick Stumpf
9,602 PointsNick Stumpf
9,602 PointsThanks but how do I phrase the conditional statement, would it be something like this? ex: function max(number1, number2) { if return }