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Conditional Statements and Loops in JavaScript

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When writing JavaScript logic, your goal should always be to make your code as readable and understandable as possible. This not only helps others who read your code, but also makes it easier for you to spot mistakes and maintain your programs over time. There are several best practices you can follow to achieve this.

First, always use clear and descriptive variable names. A variable like isUserLoggedIn is much easier to understand than something vague like x or flag.

Second, keep your indentation consistent. Indenting your code properly shows the structure of your logic, making it much easier to see which statements belong together, especially inside conditional statements and loops.

Finally, if you have a complex condition—for example, a long if statement with multiple checks—consider breaking it up into smaller, named variables or helper functions. This makes each part of your logic clear and your overall code much easier to follow.

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// Messy code: hard to read and understand let x = 10; let y = 15; let z = 7; let a; if ((x == 10 && y != 20) || z > 5) { a = 1; } else { a = 2; } console.log("Messy code result:", a); // Clean code: readable and clear const isTen = x === 10; const notTwenty = y !== 20; const greaterThanFive = z > 5; if ((isTen && notTwenty) || greaterThanFive) { a = 1; } else { a = 2; } console.log("isTen:", isTen); console.log("notTwenty:", notTwenty); console.log("greaterThanFive:", greaterThanFive); console.log("Clean code result:", a);
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When writing JavaScript logic, your goal should always be to make your code as readable and understandable as possible. This not only helps others who read your code, but also makes it easier for you to spot mistakes and maintain your programs over time. There are several best practices you can follow to achieve this.

First, always use clear and descriptive variable names. A variable like isUserLoggedIn is much easier to understand than something vague like x or flag.

Second, keep your indentation consistent. Indenting your code properly shows the structure of your logic, making it much easier to see which statements belong together, especially inside conditional statements and loops.

Finally, if you have a complex condition—for example, a long if statement with multiple checks—consider breaking it up into smaller, named variables or helper functions. This makes each part of your logic clear and your overall code much easier to follow.

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// Messy code: hard to read and understand let x = 10; let y = 15; let z = 7; let a; if ((x == 10 && y != 20) || z > 5) { a = 1; } else { a = 2; } console.log("Messy code result:", a); // Clean code: readable and clear const isTen = x === 10; const notTwenty = y !== 20; const greaterThanFive = z > 5; if ((isTen && notTwenty) || greaterThanFive) { a = 1; } else { a = 2; } console.log("isTen:", isTen); console.log("notTwenty:", notTwenty); console.log("greaterThanFive:", greaterThanFive); console.log("Clean code result:", a);
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