scripts.js

///// 1. If you run the following code in the browser console or the VS Code console, what is the output?

console.log('Leaves are falling');

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///// 2. How about this code? What is the output?

console.log(); // 'Leaves are falling'
console.log(/* 'Snow is freezing' */);
console.log('Leaves are growing');

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///// 3. Write 3 valid JavaScript strings.

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///// 4. Edit the following lines to make each one a valid JavaScript string, using your knowledge of quotation marks and apostrophes (" and ') and the backslash (\).

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'They made a 'Hello World' website.'
'it doesn't matter'
"Organize your images in "project\images""

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///// 5. Write 3 valid JavaScript numbers.

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///// 6. Write a valid Boolean value.

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///// 7. Write code that logs the data type of this value to the console.

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'999'

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///// 8. Combine these strings into one string using an operator.

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'Leaves are' "falling" 'quickly'

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///// 9. Write some math that evaluates to 29.5.

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///// 10. Use an operator to make the following line evaluate to `true` if the values are the same, and `false` if not.

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"Extemporaneous" 'Extemporanoeus'

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///// 11. Use an operator to make the following line evaluate to `true` if the values are different, and `false` if they are the same.

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'Unconscionable' 'Unconcionable'

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///// 12. Use an operator to make the following line evaluate to `true`.

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1000 999

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