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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Making Decisions in Your Code with Conditional Statements Program Multiple Outcomes

Devan Jeffner
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Devan Jeffner
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Posted by Devan Jeffner
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Devan Jeffner
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else-if.js

I am just thinking, how to make answer true when I type word in Upper letters SUN or Sun, how to make it valid

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Henry Crompton-Smith
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Henry Crompton-Smith
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Henry Crompton-Smith
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Henry Crompton-Smith
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Hey!

I have just gone through this in the Full Stack JS track actually :)

You can do this by converting the input to uppercase. 

let input = prompt("Type SUN, Sun or sun");

if ( input.toUpperCase() === "SUN" ) {
  //run this;
}

When the if statement processes the input to check, it will convert to all upper case first, meaning you can check if it equals SUN.