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Comparison <, > checks in js
Got this question in SL challenge and couldn't understand why the 2nd if condition returns false.. https://code.sololearn.com/W3lcXWbE3RK3/?ref=app
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You can't chain comparisons like that, at least not in javascript. It probably doesn't do what you think it does; here's what happens with the first one:
We have
a < b < c
For clarity I will add parentheses
(a < b) < c
We evaluate `(a < b)`
true < c
You can't compare a bool to a number, so `true` is converted to `1`.
1 < c
That happens to be `true`.
And in the second case we end up with `true > a` which is `false`. Remember that challenge questions are often designed to fool you :P
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Thanks Schindlabua