Complete the if Condition
Fill in the BlankBeginner
Question
Fill in the blank so the message prints 'hot' when temperature is above 30.
Code
const temperature = 35;
if (temperature ___ 30) {
console.log("hot");
}
Hint
We want 'greater than'.
Explanation
The > operator checks if the left value is greater than the right. With temperature > 30 and temperature = 35, the condition is true (35 > 30), so "hot" is printed. Other valid answers include >= (greater than or equal), but > is the most direct answer for "above 30".
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