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@gnclmorais thanks for your review, some great spots there 😅 |
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@matyikriszta and @gnclmorais all your feedback has been implemented, let me know if you're happy for me to merge |
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Went through and updated some bits of copy in the second JS tutorial. Removed the word just in many places too!
I also added a few more tasks to make it a bit more interactive and added an
Additional learningsection in the if/else statement section talking about ternaries. I added this as I think it is likely the most typical way if/else statements are written nowadays (plus it's up to date javascript). I still think showing the older way first is important but adding ternaries is important too for additional learning.