JavaScript | 자바스크립트 | CONTROL FLOW 둘
JavaScript | 자바스크립트 | CONTROL FLOW 둘
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When we tell a program what order to do things in, we're using something called control flow. You already know about 'if' statements, but in this course, we'll expand our knowledge!
5/14 Adding to an existing switch
File1 _ script.js
var color = prompt("What's your favorite primary color?","Type your favorite color here");switch(color) {
case 'red':
console.log("Red's a good color!");
break;
case 'blue':
console.log("That's my favorite color, too!");
break;
//Add your case here!
case 'yellow':
console.log("Yellow is a warm color!");
break;
default:
console.log("I don't think that's a primary color!");
}
6/14 Practice with switch
File1 _ script.js
var candy = prompt("What's your favorite candy?","Type your favorite candy here.");
switch(candy) {
case 'licorice':
console.log("Gross!");
break;
case 'gum':
console.log("I like gum!");
break;
case 'beets':
console.log("...is that even a candy?");
break;
// Add your code here!
default:
console.log("I don't know that candy!");
}
7/14 More practice with switch
File1 _ script.js
var answer = prompt("Add your question here!","Your favorite fruit.");
switch(answer) {
case 'apple':
console.log("I like an apple.");
break;
// Add your code here!
case 'orange':
console.log("I like an orange.");
break;
default:
console.log("What do you like?");
}
8/14 All on your own
File1 _ script.js
var food = prompt("I'm hungry.","Give me a food.");
switch (food) {
case 'ramen':
console.log("Oh my god! It's my favorite!");
break;
case 'cake':
console.log("Thank you. It's good.");
break;
case 'chicken':
console.log("It's delicious!");
break;
default:
console.log("Please, I'm hungry!");
}
9/14 Mid-lesson breather
File1 _ script.js
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