JavaScript: Check whether two given integer values are in the range 50..99
JavaScript Basic: Exercise-28 with Solution
Write a JavaScript program to check whether two given integer values are in the range 50..99 (inclusive). Return true if either of them falls within the range.
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Sample Solution:
HTML Code:
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<title>JavaScript program to check whether two given integer values are in the range 50..99 (inclusive). Return true if either of them are in the said range.</title>
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JavaScript Code:
function check_numbers(x, y)
{
if ((x >= 50 && x <= 99) || (y >= 50 && y <= 99))
{
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
console.log(check_numbers(12, 101));
console.log(check_numbers(52, 80));
console.log(check_numbers(15, 99));
Sample Output:
false true true
Flowchart:

ES6 Version:
function check_numbers(x, y)
{
if ((x >= 50 && x <= 99) || (y >= 10 && y <= 99))
{
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
console.log(check_numbers(12, 101));
console.log(check_numbers(52, 80));
console.log(check_numbers(15, 99));
Live Demo:
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