Conditions

<aside> 👀 Recording for conditions

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• if...else if...else...?
• Switch case
• Ternary operator

<aside> ✏️ Create an if statement that will give a user a message based on his bank account balance. Use the balance variable and change that.

• If a user has 0 or less balance log out 'Please deposit some money!'
• If a user has more than 0 and at most 1000 log out 'Your balance is looking okay'
• If a user has more than 1000 and at most 3000 log out 'Your balance is looking good'
• If a user has more than 3000 and at most 10000 log out 'Your balance is fantastic'
• If a user has more than 10000 log out 'Your balance is AMAZING!'

const balance = 1000;

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<aside> ✏️ Rewrite this with ternary operator:

let result; if (a + b < 4) { result = 'Below'; } else { result = 'Over'; }

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Loops

<aside> 👀 Recording for loops

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How does we make a counter?

• For loop
• Exiting loop with break
• Skipping iteration with continue
• While and do..while

<aside> ✏️ Countdown to new year! In this exercise, write a program counting from 10 to 0, when it's 10, print out OMG it started, when it's 0, print out Happy new year! , when it's other number just print out the number. You can decide which type of loop you use.

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<aside> ✏️ Count by sound You decide to count how many of your friends has letter a in their names. The friend list is ['Chris', 'Anne', 'Colin', 'Terri', 'Phil', 'Lola', 'Sam', 'Kay', 'Bruce'], check each of them and see if the name includes letter 'a' by name.includes('a') (You should go to MDN and check what this means):

• if it contains letter a, increment your variable count
• if it does not, log their name out

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