JS Basics- Problem Solving: Fix incorrect interpretation

[bhagyeshsp]

The current explanation tells that the loop continues until the value of i is greater than the value of answer. But in fact, the parameter condition is i <= answer. Hence, the correction.

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The incorrect interpretation of i <= answer condition is fixed.

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• Replaced only a few words in the same line

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[MaoShizhong]

The current wording is correct. The condition part of a loop tells us the condition that the loop keeps going. So i <= answer means "keep looping while i is less than or equal to answer" which is the same as "loop until i is greater than answer".

[bhagyeshsp]

Oops! Apologies for raising the false flag.
I will have to double-triple check before raising the PR in the future.
Thanks for the explanation.