JavaScript "if" statements

This page demistrates "if" statements and how they can be used.

What can be used in an "if" Statement:
Greater than
(>)		 Less than
(<)		 Equal to
(==)
Greater than or Equal to
(>=)		 Less than or Equal to
(<=)		 NOT Equal to
(!=)

Used to join statements inside of an "if" Statement:
and
(&&)		 or
(||)

Don't forget curly braces ({}) when you have more than one statement in your "if"!
Code Output

**Note: The examples on the right actually work. Try them!!
code

Example: How "if" Statements work

Enter a number between one and ten!

Enter a number (i.e 2):


*Note: Since you only have one line of code under the "if" you DO NOT need curly braces ({}).
code

Example: How "if" Statements work

Enter a number between one and ten!

Enter a number (i.e 2):


*Note: Since you only have one line of code under the "if" you DO NOT need curly braces ({}).
code

Example: How "if" Statements work

Enter a number between one and ten!

Enter a number (i.e 2):


*Note: Since you only have one line of code under the "if" you DO NOT need curly braces ({}).
code

Example: How "if" Statements work

Enter the number one: