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Do you think the value of isRed will change from false, which is the original value to true. By assignment of the if clause?

12:23 What will be the output of this program? enum colors { RED = "#FF0000", GREEN="#00FF00", BLUE = "0000FF", } let userChoice = "#FF0000"; let isRed: boolean = false; if (userChoice == colors.RED) { isRed = true; } console.log(isRed); Quick question here; don't you think that that value of isRed just changed from š—³š—®š—¹š˜€š—² to š˜š—暝˜‚š—² after the if clause posted an if question which is already true ... š—°š—¼š—¹š—¼š—暝˜€.š—„š—˜š—— =#š—™š—™0000 which is also equal to userChoice. the fact that for TypeScript , once u have typed a variable, u can change its valu. i think šŸš©if šŸš© changes the value of the boolean statementšŸ¤”

17th Mar 2022, 9:30 PM
Mike Fedha
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17th Mar 2022, 11:16 PM
Solo
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