Coding lessons that makes sense

In this lesson, we will learn to create boolean values by comparing numbers. Here's an example:

let score = 85;
let isPassed = score >= 60;
// isPassed will be true because 85 is greater than 60

In this example, we compare the variable score with the number 60. The comparison score >= 60 evaluates to true if the score is 60 or higher, and false otherwise.

Comparison Operators

JavaScript provides several operators to compare numbers, and each comparison results in a boolean value:

Operator	Description	Example	Result
>	Greater than	10 > 5	true
<	Less than	3 < 7	true
>=	Greater than or equal	5 >= 5	true
<=	Less than or equal	4 <= 9	true
===	Equal to	8 === 8	true
!==	Not equal to	8 !== 7	true

Complete and run the provided code sample to see the passing score calculator in action!