- -- operator
- -= operator
- ++ operator
- += operator
- Accessing and setting content
- Array length
- Arrays
- Booleans
- Braces
- Callback function
- Calling the function
- Class
- Closure
- Code block
- Conditions
- Console
- Constructor
- Creating a p element
- Data types
- Destructuring
- Else
- Else if
- Equals operator
- Error Handling
- ES6
- Event loop
- Events
- Extend
- Fetch API
- Filter
- For loop
- Function
- Function name
- Greater than
- Head element
- Hoisting
- If statement
- JSON
- Less than
- Local storage
- Map
- Methods
- Module
- Numbers
- Overriding methods
- Parameters
- Promises
- Reduce
- Regular expressions
- Removing an element
- Replace
- Scope
- Session storage
- Sort
- Splice
- String
- Substring
- Template literals
- Tile
- Type conversion
- While loop
JAVASCRIPT
Conditions in JavaScript
Values like true are called conditions. Statements relying on conditions are called conditionals.
Conditions decide if the code runs or gets skipped. They come in between parentheses.
if (true) {
console.log("Hello there");
}