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DPDev Patelindevjpateldotcom.hashnode.devControl Flow in JavaScript: If, Else, and Switch ExplainedHello! ☕ In real life, we make decisions every day: “If it’s raining, take an umbrella.” “If marks are above 90, grade A; else if above 70, grade B.” “Switch on the fan if temperature > 30.” In p23h ago·4 min read
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SNSuraj Navaleinblogwithsuraj.hashnode.dev Control Flow in JavaScriptEvery program you write makes decisions. Learning how to control those decisions is one of the most fundamental skills in programming. Let's break it down — simply, clearly, and with real-world exampl1d ago·6 min read
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