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function numBtw(first, second, third) {
          if (typeof first != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof second != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof third != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              for (let i = first; i<=second; i+=third) {
        console.log(i);
    } 
}

numBtw(2, 98, 74);

Basically, the function receives a number within given range (i.e from first (argument) to second (argument) and the third argument is the rate at which the values should change (I nor know the math word for it). (Would currently only work in the console sha). It also kinnda guards against entering non-number values.

I norva sabi HTML DOM just yet, i'd have built it into a small web project

Stephen0mozzy:

function numBtw(first, second, third) {
          if (typeof first != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof second != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof third != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              for (let i = first; i<=second; i+=third) {
        console.log(i);
    } 
}

numBtw(2, 98, 74);

Basically, the function receives a number within given range (i.e from first (argument) to second (argument) and the third argument is the rate at which the values should change (I nor know the math word for it). (Would currently only work in the console sha). It also kinnda guards against entering non-number values.

I norva sabi HTML DOM just yet, i'd have built it into a small web project

Normalize using double "!==" or
3ple "===" when comparing.

GREATIGBOMAN:
Normalize using double "!==" or
3ple "===" when comparing.

Thank you Chief. I will keep that in mind going forward

Did it work because I did see your conditional statement returning anything here

Stephen0mozzy:

function numBtw(first, second, third) {
          if (typeof first != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof second != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof third != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              for (let i = first; i<=second; i+=third) {
        console.log(i);
    } 
}

numBtw(2, 98, 74);

Basically, the function receives a number within given range (i.e from first (argument) to second (argument) and the third argument is the rate at which the values should change (I nor know the math word for it). (Would currently only work in the console sha). It also kinnda guards against entering non-number values.

I norva sabi HTML DOM just yet, i'd have built it into a small web project

after4:
Did it work because I did see your conditional statement returning anything here

Yes Boss it works, provided the arguments provided to the function are numbers, then it won't trigger the actions in the conditions. In my example, all three entries

  numBtw(thisIsANumber, thisIsANumber, thisIsANumber); 

Good

Stephen0mozzy:
Yes Boss it works, provided the arguments provided to the function are numbers, then it won't trigger the actions in the conditions. In my example, all three entries

  numBtw(thisIsANumber, thisIsANumber, thisIsANumber); 

What happens if the first parameter is greater than the second parameter.

Are you trying to sum up the first and second parameter to be displayed as third parameter.

Or you want to sum the 3 parameters.

Your conditions may not pass some other test.

Stephen0mozzy:

function numBtw(first, second, third) {
          if (typeof first != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof second != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              if (typeof third != 'number') alert('Sorry, only numbers are allowed');
              for (let i = first; i<=second; i+=third) {
        console.log(i);
    } 
}

numBtw(2, 98, 74);

Basically, the function receives a number within given range (i.e from first (argument) to second (argument) and the third argument is the rate at which the values should change (I nor know the math word for it). (Would currently only work in the console sha). It also kinnda guards against entering non-number values.

I norva sabi HTML DOM just yet, i'd have built it into a small web project

Try to use the or "||" operator instead of typing 3 if statement, it'll shorten your code to one if statement. It's a better and cleaner way you can write this code.

Lil bro challenge yourself, this looks like child's play.

Thermodynamics:
Try to use the or "||" operator instead of typing 3 if statement, it'll shorten your code to one if statement. It's a better and cleaner way you can write this code.

Thanks Chief... I know better now

Xedmark:
Lil bro challenge yourself, this looks like child's play.

k.

Xedmark:
Lil bro challenge yourself, this looks like child's play.

everybody gets start somewhere