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Javascript (Exercice If Else)

The document describes 6 exercises to write JavaScript functions that use conditional operators like >, <, ==, &&, ||, % to evaluate conditions and return results. Exercise 1 finds the largest of two numbers. Exercise 2 checks the type of triangle based on side lengths. Exercise 3 checks if a number is within a given range. Exercise 4 performs arithmetic operations on two numbers. Exercise 5 checks if a year is a leap year. Exercise 6 finds the grade for a given mark. Functions are tested with sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.

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Javascript (Exercice If Else)

The document describes 6 exercises to write JavaScript functions that use conditional operators like >, <, ==, &&, ||, % to evaluate conditions and return results. Exercise 1 finds the largest of two numbers. Exercise 2 checks the type of triangle based on side lengths. Exercise 3 checks if a number is within a given range. Exercise 4 performs arithmetic operations on two numbers. Exercise 5 checks if a year is a leap year. Exercise 6 finds the grade for a given mark. Functions are tested with sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.

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Exercices 1

Find the largest of two number

Function `findLargest()` finds the largest between two number by using “>”
and “=” operator in JavaScript.

1. Print num1 is the largest if num1>num2.


2. Print num2 is the largest if num1<num2.
3. Else print num1 and num2 are equal when num1==num2.
function findLargest(num1, num2) {
// your Code here
}

findLargest(21,45) //"45 the largest number"


findLargest(34,18) //"34 is the largest number"
findLargest(41,41) //"41 is equal to 41"

Exercice 2
Check if a triangle is equilateral, scalene, or isosceles

Function `findTriangleType()` finds the type of the triangle for given side
values by using “==” and “&&” operator in JavaScript.

1. Print “Equilateral triangle.” if values for all side1, side2 and


side3 are equal.
2. Print “Isosceles triangle.” if values for side1 is equal to side2 or
side2 is equal to side3
3. Else “Scalene triangle.” since values of all sides are unequal.
function findTriangleType(side1, side2, side3) {

findTriangleType(12,12,12) //"Equilateral triangle."


findTriangleType(20,20,31) //"Isosceles triangle."
findTriangleType(5,4,3) //"Scalene triangle."

Exercice 3

Function `checkInRange()` finds if the given number is within the provided


start and end range using >=, <= and && operators in JavaScript.

1. Print “Between the range” if num is between start and end


values
2. Else Print “Outside the range” since num is outside start and
end values.
function checkInRange(num, start, end) {

// your code here

checkInRange(15,11,30) //"15 is between the range 11 and 30"


checkInRange(20,34,51) //"20 is outside the range 34 and 51"

Exercice 4

Perform arithmetic operations on two numbers

Function `evalNumbers()` prints the result after evaluating arithmetic


operations between two numbers of addition, multiplication, division, and
modulus in JavaScript.

1. Print result of num1+num2 if operation is “add”


2. Print result of num1-num2 if operation is “subtract”
3. Print result of num1*num2 if operation is “multiply”
4. Print result of num1/num2 if operation is “divide”
5. Print result of num1%num2 if operation is “modulus”
6. Else print “Invalid operation”
function evalNumbers(num1, num2, op) {

// your code here

evalNumbers(15,10,"add") //"Sum of 15 and 10 is 25"


evalNumbers(20,8,"subtract") //"Difference of 20 and 8 is
12"
evalNumbers(12,4,"multiply") //"Product of 12 and 4 is 48"
evalNumbers(28,7,"divide") //"Division of 28 and 7 is 4"
evalNumbers(22,3,"modulus") //"Modulus of 22 and 3 is 1"
evalNumbers(31,3,"square") //"square is an invalid
operation"

Exercice 5

Find check if a year is leap year or not

Function `checkLeapYear()` find if the given year is a leap year or not by


using %, !=, && and || operators in JavaScript.

1. If year is divisble by 4 and not divisble by 100 then print “leap


year”.
2. Or if year is divisible by 400 then print “leap year”.
3. Else print “not a leap year”.
function checkLeapYear(year) {

}
checkLeapYear(2012) //"Year 2012 is a leap year"

checkLeapYear(1900) //"Year 1900 is not a leap year"

checkLeapYear(2000) //"Year 2000 is a leap year"

checkLeapYear(2011) //"Year 2011 is not a leap year"

Exercice 6
9. Find the grade for input marks

Function `findGrade()` to find the grade of the student based on the input
marks.

1. Print “S grade” if marks is between 90 and 100.


2. Print “A grade” if marks is between 80 and 90.
3. Print “B grade” if marks is between 70 and 80.
4. Print “C grade” if marks is between 60 and 70.
5. Print “D grade” if marks is between 50 and 60.
6. Print “E grade” if marks is between 40 and 50.
7. Print “Student has failed” if marks is between 0 and 40.
8. Else print “Invalid marks”.
function findGrade(name, marks) {

findGrade("John Doe", 91) //"John Doe you have received S


grade"

findGrade("John Doe", 85) //"John Doe you have received A


grade"
findGrade("John Doe", 73) //"John Doe you have received B
grade"

findGrade("John Doe", 53) //"John Doe you have received D


grade"

findGrade("John Doe", 20) //"John Doe you have Failed"

findGrade("John Doe", 120) //"Invalid marks of 120"

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