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8,611 Pointscreating a function that returns higher number
Create a new function named max which accepts two numbers as arguments (you can name the arguments, whatever you would like). The function should return the larger of the two numbers.
HINT: You'll need to use a conditional statement to test the 2 parameters to see which is the larger of the two.
THIS IS MY CODE :
function max (firstNumber, secondNumber) { if (firstNumber > secondNumber) { return; firstNumber } else (firstNumber < secondNumber) { return secondNumber; } }
Where am i wrong?
3 Answers
Halvard Bastiansen
Data Analysis Techdegree Student 14,886 PointsYou dont need the last conditional statement. You dont have a condition for "else", only "else if".
Here is a working code:
function max (firstNumber, secondNumber) { if (firstNumber > secondNumber) { return; firstNumber } else { return secondNumber; } }
yoav green
8,611 PointsThanks for answering. My problem with your code is that thereβs a reality of firstnumber = secondnumber
Halvard Bastiansen
Data Analysis Techdegree Student 14,886 PointsRight, then add a third condition. This time use "else if" with a condition.
function max (firstNumber, secondNumber) { if (firstNumber > secondNumber) { return firstNumber } else if (firstNumber === secondNumber) { // Whatever you want to happen } else { return secondNumber; } }