Question

When this function is called, the smaller of two numbers is displayed. What Boolean expression would not work in line 12 in order to accomplish this goal?

Answer 1

Answer:

$\mathbf{num1 == num2}$

Explanation:

The missing program is written as:

1 var $num1$ = 5;

2 var $num2$ = 7;

3 smallest ( ) ; →

4

5 $num1$ = 8;

6 $num2$ = 4;

7 smallest ( ) ; →

8

9 function  smallest ()  {→

10    $console.log$ ( "What is smallest? " +$num1$ +  " or  " +  $num2$  +  " ? " ) ;

11

12     if (< insert code>)  {

13     $console.log$($num1$ + " is the smallest.") ;

14     } else {

15     $console.log$($num2$ + " is the smallest.") ;

    }   

 }

So from above, the Boolean expression that would not work in line 12 is:

$\mathbf{num1 == num2}$

Answer 2

The Boolean expression would be a logical assertion that is either TRUE or FALSE. It may compare the data of any type as long since both components of an expression have the same basic data.

• This information can be tested to discover whether it is equal to, larger than, or less than another data.
• In the attached file, except "num1 == num2" all choices are correct because it uses the less than and greater than (>,<) Operator which is used to compare the value.

Therefore, the answer is "num1 == num2".

Please find the complete question in the attached file.

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