JavaScript is a programming language for the web. In JavaScript, variable are declared under keywords const and let. These key words have similar functions and are very different at the same time. When are variable is created, they are asigned a value which can either be a string or a number and not forgetting the other data types.
When debugging, which is a fancy way of saying when finding problems within a piece of code. The code used to check whether the code is running correctly is called console.log(variables). JavaScript has somethings called built in functions, which are a set of functions that have already been written by very smart people. One of these built in function is the prompt() function. This function will prompt the user to input some data which can later be used to accomplish a set of commands that we pass when writing our code.
let name = promp('What is your name?');
let cookie = prompt('What is your favorite ice-creame between vanilla, chocolate and strawberry?');
if (cookie === 'vanilla') {
document.write(`Hello, ${name}. Your ${cookie} is on it's way.`)
} else if (cookie === 'chocolate') {
document.write(`Hello, ${name}. Your ${cookie} is on it's way.`)
} else if (cookie === 'strawberry') {
document.write(`Hello, ${name}. Your ${cookie} is on it's way.`)
} else {
document.write(`Cookie monster is coming to get you!! Muhahaha`)
}