Went through and updated some bits of copy in the second JS tutorial. Removed the word just in many places too!
I also added a few more tasks to make it a bit more interactive and added an Additional learning section in the if/else statement section talking about ternaries. I added this as I think it is likely the most typical way if/else statements are written nowadays (plus it's up to date javascript). I still think showing the older way first is important but adding ternaries is important too for additional learning.
Went through and updated some bits of copy in the second JS tutorial. Removed the word just in many places too!
I also added a few more tasks to make it a bit more interactive and added an
Additional learning
section in the if/else statement section talking about ternaries. I added this as I think it is likely the most typical way if/else statements are written nowadays (plus it's up to date javascript). I still think showing the older way first is important but adding ternaries is important too for additional learning.