Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 14 – if Statement

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23 responses to “Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 14 – if Statement”

  1. Israel Hilary Avatar

    if the examples wouldn't change from hot dogs this stuff would be so Happy

  2. ClayArcher23 Avatar

    thanks for the instructions!

  3. Abhijeet C'kar Avatar

    Bucky!! u forgot about === sign..

  4. ashok kumar Avatar

    hi your tutorials r very interesting and good to learn can u please upload a video on callbacks

  5. JSGuider Avatar

    Hello, I don't want to learn normal Javascript Ifs what I'm trying to search for is to do an if on html elements for example: I did an <input>write yes here</input> here I want to write Correct! if the user wrote yes in the input can anybody fix my question?

  6. Adam J Avatar

    form of eval

  7. cat lady Avatar

    I took HTML and CSS in an institution but I went thru all bucky's videos first
    And I sailed thru the whole thing

  8. Hemant Sood Avatar

    what's the mean of line 9

  9. R VISHAL Avatar

    COCONUUUUTTTTSSS!!!

  10. Random Bike Trips Avatar

    So can you write "alert" instead of "document.write" before the parenthesis? It's the same thing right?

  11. failgecko9800 Avatar

    how do i make a side bar for my website?? can you please make some more HTML and CSS tutorials so i can learn how to make a side bar for my website

  12. Cj Vaans Avatar

    Its only 8 minutes but it already feels like a drag. Its too long.

  13. rich ryan Avatar

    I am on the Beginner JavaScript Tutorial 14 – if statement. The coding examples ends at video 13. Can you tell me where to find the coding examples that go along with videos 14-40. This is so helpful. Thank you so much.

  14. Idiot Productions Avatar

    JavaScript is not oop, correct?

  15. BoyNext Door Avatar

    i want to be a front-end dev in the future. im done learning html, css and after this. what should i do? to become fore reliable and responsive my website?

  16. yerrapotu kiran Avatar

    <script>
    var polar = 50;
    var solar= 100;
    if(solar!=polar){
    alert("Iam a genius weather reporter");
    }
    </script>

  17. KIKOmanasijev Avatar

    can we declare a Variable without giving it a value? Like for example: var x;
    Then after in the program, i will use it for some result or etc?

  18. 석상주 Avatar

    tbh I honestly think that he's been doing a good job, but learning a single if statement in 8 min is pretty damn long. Maybe he could have shorten the length of a video by combining a couple of those, like tutorial 14 and 15 because they are basically the same. Learning a single, simple line of code in 10 min is not really that efficient

  19. Gregor Bučar Avatar

    Learning Java first made learning JavaScript so easy since they are pretty much similar :).

  20. Christopher Wang Avatar

    idk why but i love if else statements so much

  21. Nevergrim Avatar

    use === instead == (unless u know what happens under the hood);

  22. Dj Ace74 Avatar

    If the if statement does only have 1command to execute you can delete the curly brackets.
    Example:
    if(language ==1)
    System.out.println("Hello");
    if(language ==2)
    System.out.println("Bonjour");
    int something =in.nextInt();

    This wil olso work even if language does not equal 2 it will still execute to way you wanted

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