Compare a string and a number

by Ryan Perez

HTML

1. The function compareEquality takes two parameters, a and b.
2. The function compares a and b using the == operator.
3. If a and b are equal, the function returns "Equal".
4. If a and b are not equal, the function returns "Not Equal".
5. The function is called with the arguments 10 and "10".
6. The function compares 10 and "10" using the == operator.
7. Since 10 and "10" are equal, the function returns "Equal".

JavaScript

// Setup
function compareEquality(a, b){
 if (a == b){// Change this line
  return "Equal";
 }
 return "Not Equal";
}
// Change this value to test
console.log(compareEquality(10, "10"));