If you multiply 2 with a string "2" then you will get a 4 !
Unlike Ruby, where any last expression inside a function is by default the return value if return is not explicitly defined, Javascript on the other hand NEEDS you to have a <code>return</code> keyword if you want to return something.
<code>toLowerCase</code> method does NOT change the value of the string itself. You need to store the output into a separate variable.
Self-descriptive variable names are super important !
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“There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.” — Phil Karlton
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If you multiply 2 with a string "2" then you will get a 4 !

Unlike Ruby, where any last expression inside a function is by default the return value if return is not explicitly defined,  Javascript on the other hand NEEDS you to have a ```
return
``` keyword if you want to return something.

```
toLowerCase
``` method does NOT change the value of the string itself. You need to store the output into a separate variable.

Self-descriptive variable names are super important !

> “There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.” — Phil Karlton


Learning Journey @ App Academy Open

Learning Journey @ App Academy Open

A 30 sec read that any Javascript beginner will find to be good to know