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Problem with an if-else if conditional statement
I have attempted several variations of this, none of which seem to help. I have narrowed this down to being the central problem at hand. Do i just have something out of place? if (monthly_pay>=1000) {bank_account="Okay";} else if ((monthly_pay>=700)&&(monthly_pay<=999))...- edwardglass57
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- Forum: Javascript
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Yes, it works fine. I was simply asking if something is wrong with my average calculation. Sorry for the confusion- edwardglass57
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- Forum: Javascript
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Upon entering numbers for each prompt, it is the average that is getting me NAN- edwardglass57
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- Forum: Javascript
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Thats why i added that those variables will be assigned vales via user input, through prompts, then return the average- edwardglass57
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- Forum: Javascript
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I will admit, I am an idiot. I am getting NAN. <script type="text/javascript"> var num1; var num2; var num3; var ave_num=Math.round((num1 + num2 + num3) / 3); //follow prompts to enter numbers and print average </script>- edwardglass57
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