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El objetivo de esta prueba de habilidad es conocer si has entendido nuestra clase sobre el articulo Matematica basica en JavaScript — números y operadores.

Nota: Puedes probar soluciones en los editores interactivos a continuación, sin embargo, puede ser útil descargar el código y usar una herramienta en línea como CodePen, jsFiddle, o Glitch para trabajar en las tareas.

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Math 1

Iniciemos poniendo a prueba sus conocimientos acerca de los operadores matemáticos básicos. Usted tendrá que crear 4 valores númericos, unir los 2 primeros, hacer una resta del cuarto con el tercero y multiplicar los resultados secundarios juntos para obtener un resultado final de 48. Y finalmente, necesita ejecutar una prueba para comprobar si el resultado es un numero par.

Asi que intente realizar la actualización del código descrito abajo para crear el ejemplo terminado, siguendo estos pasos:

  1. Crea cuatro variables que contengan numeros. Llama a las variables razonablemente.
  2. Agrega las dos primeras variables juntas y guarda el resultado en otra variable.
  3. Subtract the fourth variable from the third and store the result in another variable.
  4. Multiply the results from the last two steps together, storing the result in a variable called finalResult. The product should be 48. If it isn't, you'll have to adjust some of the initial input values.
  5. Finally, write a calculation that checks whether finalResult is an even number. Store the result in a variable called evenOddResult.

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Math 2

In the second task you are already provided with two calculations, with the results stored in the variables result and result2. But these results aren't what we want; you'll need to take the calculations and change them to give us what we want.

What do we want? After multiplying the two results together and formatting the result to 2 decimal places, the final result should be 10.42.

Try updating the live code below to recreate the finished example, following these steps:

  1. Write a calculation that multiples result and result2 together and assigns the result back to result. This will require assignment shorthand.
  2. Write a line of code that takes result and formats it to 2 decimal places, storing the result of this in a variable called finalResult.
  3. Check the data type of finalResult using typeof; you'll probably see that it is actually of string type! Write a line of code that converts it to a number type, storing the result in a variable called finalNumber.
  4. The value of finalNumber needs to be 10.42. Go back and update the original calculations you were provided with so that they give this final result. Don't update the numbers or the operators.

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Math 3

In the final task for this article, we want you to write some tests. You've got three groups, each consisting of a statement and two variables. For each one, write a test that proves or disproves the statement made. Store the results of those tests in variables called weightComparison, heightComparison, and pwdMatch, respectively.

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Assessment or further help

You can practice these examples in the Interactive Editors above.

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  2. Write a post asking for assessment and/or help at the MDN Discourse forum Learning category. Your post should include: