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Js Operators Practice

The document outlines a series of JavaScript coding exercises focused on operators, including basic arithmetic, comparison, logical operations, and increment/decrement practices. It also includes mixed practice tasks and a challenge section that demonstrates type coercion in JavaScript. The exercises are designed for beginners to enhance their understanding of JavaScript operators and their functionalities.

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Js Operators Practice

The document outlines a series of JavaScript coding exercises focused on operators, including basic arithmetic, comparison, logical operations, and increment/decrement practices. It also includes mixed practice tasks and a challenge section that demonstrates type coercion in JavaScript. The exercises are designed for beginners to enhance their understanding of JavaScript operators and their functionalities.

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JavaScript Operators Coding Practice

Beginner Level:

1. Add two numbers and print result (let a = 5, b = 3)

2. Subtract two numbers

3. Multiply two numbers

4. Divide two numbers

5. Find remainder using % operator

Comparison Practice:

6. Check if two numbers are equal

7. Check if a number is greater than another

8. Check if a number is less than or equal to another

9. Compare "5" and 5 using == and ===

10. Check if two variables are NOT equal

Logical Practice:

11. Check if a number is between 10 and 50 (let x = 25)

12. Check if a number is less than 10 OR greater than 100

13. Reverse a boolean using !

14. Check if both conditions are true

15. Check if at least one condition is true

Increment / Decrement:

16. Use x++ and print before & after value

17. Use ++x and compare result

18. Decrement a number using --

Mixed Practice:

19. Use ternary operator to check even or odd (let n = 7)

20. Swap two numbers without using third variable (let a = 5, b = 10)

Challenge:

[Link](10 + "5");

[Link]("10" - 5);

[Link](true + true);

[Link](false + 1);

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