if (num <= 1) {
return 'snow2'
} else if (num === 2 || num === 3) {
return 'rain2'
} else if (num >= 4 && num <= 6) {
return 'overcast_sky2'
} else if (num >= 7 && num <= 9) {
return 'cloudy2'
} else if (num === 10) {
return 'sunshine2'
} else if (num > 10) {
return 'overcast_sky2'
}
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It seems like your statement is incomplete and might be intended as a programming conditional check. In a typical programming context, if you're trying to assign 4
to a variable num
and then check its value in an if
statement, the correct syntax would be:
num = 4
if num == 4:
# Your code here to execute if num is indeed 4
In this snippet: - First line (num = 4
) assigns the value 4
to the variable num
. - The if
statement (if num == 4:
) checks if num
is equal to 4
. Note the double equals ==
which is used for comparison in many programming languages, whereas a single equals =
is used for assignment.
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