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Swan The Human
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 19,338 Points
The lesson said you don't need a semicolon in Conditional Statements but in this challenge they are there. Enlighten me?

Posted June 10, 2019 10:32pm by Swan The Human

Swan The Human
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 19,338 Points
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Dextane Rimmer
1,873 Points
I chose true for this question, because 'l' comes before 'z'. Could I get an explanation as to why that answer is wrong?

Posted May 16, 2019 7:04pm by Dextane Rimmer

Dextane Rimmer
1,873 Points
2 Answers
Jhuan Pressley
647 Points
How can ( 'lion' > 'zebra ') be false when ( 'apple '> 'bear ') is true? they are the same as L is before Z and A>B.

Posted November 22, 2018 6:21am by Jhuan Pressley

Jhuan Pressley
647 Points
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Mirali Mirzayev
1,980 Points
Conditional Statements

Posted September 16, 2018 11:17pm by Mirali Mirzayev

Mirali Mirzayev
1,980 Points
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Matt Leblanc
2,100 Points
If "l" comes before "z" how is "lion" not greater than "zebra"?

Posted April 24, 2018 8:27pm by Matt Leblanc

Matt Leblanc
2,100 Points
3 Answers
niels Lostaunau
638 Points
!== and != whats the difference

Posted February 21, 2018 11:09pm by niels Lostaunau

niels Lostaunau
638 Points
1 Answer
Andy tran
7,112 Points
Comparison of two strings

Posted February 4, 2018 5:50pm by Andy tran

Andy tran
7,112 Points
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Hunter Shaw
2,187 Points
How is 'lion' not greater than 'zebra'? In the example he used in the video he used 'apple' is > (some b word).

Posted December 10, 2017 11:28pm by Hunter Shaw

Hunter Shaw
2,187 Points
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Alicia Oaks
1,291 Points
('lion' > 'zebra') should be true because 'l' comes before 'z' in the alphabet...or am I not understanding correctly?

Posted August 24, 2017 3:39pm by Alicia Oaks

Alicia Oaks
1,291 Points
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amyzhang3
914 Points
When a browser runs the code listed below, what will the user see?

Posted January 27, 2017 2:32am by amyzhang3

amyzhang3
914 Points
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Brandon Copeland
1,011 Points
How is the string 'lion' not greater than the string 'zebra' being that L comes before Z?

Posted December 10, 2016 2:58am by Brandon Copeland

Brandon Copeland
1,011 Points
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musab abdi
2,096 Points
it seems this quiz are wrong

Posted August 21, 2016 2:08pm by musab abdi

musab abdi
2,096 Points
1 Answer
chris eaton
1,159 Points
clarification of comparisons of strings

Posted May 15, 2016 3:05pm by chris eaton

chris eaton
1,159 Points
1 Answer
Omar Farag
4,573 Points
Is this a bug?

Posted April 27, 2016 8:49pm by Omar Farag

Omar Farag
4,573 Points
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Mike Me
5,148 Points
comparison operatings

Posted January 2, 2016 10:21am by Mike Me

Mike Me
5,148 Points
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Daniel Hildreth
16,170 Points
How does the > symbol work with alphabetical strings in JavaScript Basics Track Comparison Operators Course?

Posted May 31, 2015 4:32am by Daniel Hildreth

Daniel Hildreth
16,170 Points
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Sean Ford
9,581 Points
Weren't we told not to use semicolons in conditional statements?

Posted April 27, 2015 5:14pm by Sean Ford

Sean Ford
9,581 Points
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Tim Forman
8,486 Points
In the conditional statement 'lion' > 'zebra' why does the quiz say it's false?

Posted April 19, 2015 10:43pm by Tim Forman

Tim Forman
8,486 Points
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Swan The Human

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Dextane Rimmer

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Jhuan Pressley

Jhuan Pressley

Mirali Mirzayev

Mirali Mirzayev

Matt Leblanc

Matt Leblanc

niels Lostaunau

niels Lostaunau

Andy tran

Andy tran

Hunter Shaw

Hunter Shaw

Alicia Oaks

Alicia Oaks

amyzhang3

amyzhang3

Brandon Copeland

Brandon Copeland

musab abdi

musab abdi

chris eaton

chris eaton

Omar Farag

Omar Farag

Mike Me

Mike Me

Daniel Hildreth

Daniel Hildreth

Sean Ford

Sean Ford

Tim Forman

Tim Forman