Answer and Explanation:
Using Javascript:
test7_11_13(num){
If(num%7===0||num%11===0||num%13===0){
Console.log("yes it is a multiple of 7,11 or 13");
}
else{
Console.log("It is not a multiple of any of the numbers");
}
function(num){
var makeString= num.toString();
var splitString= makeString.split("");
var makeNumber= splitString.map(Number());
var New_number= makeNumber.reduce(function(a, b) {
return a+b};,0)
}
If(New_number%2===0){
Console.log("it's an even number");
}
else{
Console.log("it's an odd number")
}
If(num%2===0||num%3===0||num%5===0||num%7===0||num%11===0){
console.log("it's not a prime number");
}
else{
console.log("it's a prime number");
}
}
From the above we have used javascript if..else statements to test the conditions for each question and output the answer to the console using console.log(). In the last part for prime number, you could also choose to use else if statements(if,else if, else if) to test the value of the num parameter and output if it's a prime number.
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The answer is C, can you mark me brain
Answer:
Explanation:
yes
but dont forget to call makeBasePlateGreen
maybe you would call it at the end of the program?
by the way you have a typo at the end
make the O lowercase
myBlasePlate.BrickColor = BrickColor.Green()
and then add this to the end
makeBasePlateGreen()
so you call the function and actually use it.
