Why is not getting input

Question

var age = prompt("Please enter your age.");
switch (age) {
case age <= 12:
document.write("You are a child.");
break;
case age <= 18:
document.write("You are a teenager.");
break;
case age > 18:
document.write("You are getting old.");
break;
default:
document.write("You did not enter an age.");
}

//Anyone can help me to solved this problem

Answer 1

The input is fine, but your switch cases are incorrect. Switch cases do not accept boolean expressions, but a matching case. This is why the default case is always running.

case 1:
...
case 2:
...

Please review the switch statement in the course.

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JavaScript/1139/

Answer 2

If you change what you have to an if-else if-else statement it'll work just fine.

Answer 3

How i do for getting inputs from user

Answer 4

Ok..i will try and thank you for solving my doubt

Answer 5

case(1){if var: func};break;

u cant declare a case, only the instance of a case.
u cant declare a case as param.

Answer 6

Yeah, i know this syntax but i will try this using different method. But i think its not correct method to execute switch statement?

Answer 7

For this question switch is a bad choice because you need for it defined numbers such as 2, 7, etc. Better will be if statement. If you like this will help you:

https://code.sololearn.com/WaWRgLVpP5jF/?ref=app

Answer 8

Switch Statements doesn't work for Boolean.
If you want to implement this conditional event, Use If else statements.