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01week/datatypes.js

@@ -1,23 +1,58 @@
-Date(); //Display Date and Time
+//Write a JavaScript program to display the current day and time.
 
-.toString(); //Converts a number to a string
+let currentDate = new Date();
 
-Number(''); //Converts a string to a number
+console.log("The current date and time is", currentDate);
 
-Boolean(); //Takes in different data types and prints out whether its a boolean
+//Write a JavaScript program to convert a number to a string.
 
-console.log(typeof ); //Checking if different data types is a Boolean, Null, Undefined, Number, NaN, String
+var num = 15;
+var n = num.toString();
 
-console.log(12 + 12); //Adds two numbers together
+console.log("The number is", num);
+console.log("The string representing the number is", n);
 
-if (x==true && y==true) {
-    console.log("true")
-  } //Program that runs only of both values are true
+//Write a JavaScript program to convert a string to the number.
 
-if (x==true || y==true) {
-    console.log("true") 
-  } //Program that runs only if one of the values is true
+var string = "222";
+var w = Number(string);
 
-  if (x!==true && y!==true) {
-    console.log("true")
-  }  //Program that only runs of both calues are not true
+console.log("My 222 string changed to a number is", w);
+
+//Write a JavaScript program that takes in different datatypes and prints out their datatype
+
+console.log(
+  "This program will tell you the data type of a value using typeof followed by the value"
+);
+
+typeof "heyyo";
+
+var num1 = 2;
+
+var num2 = 44;
+
+console.log("The two num variables added together are:", num1 + num2); //This is a program that will add the two "num" variables together.
+
+x = true;
+
+y = true;
+
+if (x == true && y == true) {
+  console.log("both are true");
+} //This is a program that only runs of both of the variables are true.
+
+x = true;
+
+y = 0;
+
+if (x == true || y == true) {
+  console.log("one is true");
+} //This is a program that will only run if one of the variables is true.
+
+x = 5;
+
+y = 6;
+
+if (x !== true && y !== true) {
+  console.log("both are not true");
+} //This is a program that will only run if both of the variables are not true.