Learn JavaScript Race Day Explained, Codecademy Programming Walkthroughs, and Tutorial, Conditionals

This is Learn JavaScript Race Day Explained, Codecademy Programming Walkthroughs, and Tutorial, conditionals project on Codecademy. We look at how to implement a program that allows runners to register for a race and also give them instruction for race day. This JavaScript project has us utilize conditional statements. Understanding conditional logic is key for completing and mastering this project. We make use of comparison operators, logic operators, not operators, and mathematical operators. We combine the knowledge we have been practicing in the previous lessons. Understanding variables and conditional logic are important to all developers for JavaScript, as well as any other kind of programmer.

[sylmlwi]

oh thank you, I couldn't understand how to write task №4, and it turned out so easy. Also seems like " 1000 + raceNumber " and " raceNumber + 1000 " are two different things. Because "1000 + raceNumber" wouldn't pass. And I made one more mistakes but found the explanation in the comments. Very useful thank you!

[mfsglobal]

bruh i dont understand how the else if work for u but doesnt work for me

[bills]

How did you get !early and not !registeredEarly?

[icaruz]

about the else statement is it ok to use this????
else (age === 18) {
console.log('See the registration desk');
}