Introduction To Programming
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Learning Plan 3 : Math and Operators

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Part 1

  1. Open this file in your browser and Microsoft Visual Studio
  2. Add your name, section, and email
  3. Add code after the line: // PART 1: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE: to complete the exercise.
    1. Pick two numbers, any two will do.
    2. In a set of document.write(); statements compare the two numbers with all of the equality operators. (How many are there?)
    3. Display each comparison as shown in the sample output.
    4. (I did the first one, again.)

Sample Part 2 Output:

        (10 == 11) is false
        ...

Your Part 1 Output:


        

Part 2

  1. Add code after the line: // PART 2: YOUR CODE STARTS AFTER THIS LINE: to complete the exercise.
    1. Using the same two numbers from part 1, we'll do something different. Make the second number a string.
    2. In a set of document.write(); statements compare the two numbers with all of the equality operators.
    3. Display each comparison as shown in the sample output.

Hint: You can just copy all the document.write() statements from part 1 and just make the second number a string in the display and the JavaScript code.

Sample Part 2 Output:

        (10 == "11") is false
        ...

Your Part 2 Output: