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We have some more options for conditions, and one of them is called a territory operator, and this

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is actually one of my personal favorites, that it allows you to really shorten that condition into

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one statement.

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So we've got an example here of how it works.

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Got our condition, questionmark.

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And then if that condition is true, we get value one being returned.

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And if the condition is false, then we're going to get value to being returned.

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In the example, we're looking at declaring a variable called status and we check to see if the value

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of each is greater than or equal to 18.

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And if it is, then status is going to be adult.

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Otherwise status is going to be equal to minor.

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So there is a challenge for this lesson and we're going to need to look at a value and check to see

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if it's odd or even using the modulus to determine the output.

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So checking to see a numeric value.

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And if it's odd or even and I'll give you a quick sneak peek at the script and then show you the solution

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so you can pause the video, try the code out.

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All right.

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Get your editors open and let's try this code out.

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And we do modulus by another number.

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We get a remainder returned.

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So we know that 12 modulus two has no remainder odd number two or modulus to we do get a remainder.

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So we're always going to get either a zero and one and going back.

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We remember that these also can be used as boolean values, have a number with the modulus and then

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return back a response.

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You can see that it gets turned back as yes.

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And then if we update the values to be 12 instead of 13, you're going to see that we're not going to

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get this output being shown because this is no longer true.

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So we can have a value and this can be any number that we want as a starting point.

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And then we're going to do our territory operator.

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We're going to include our condition and we can just call this status doing the rounded brackets in

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order to include our calculation.

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So we're taking the value and we're checking to see if there is a remainder in the value.

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Otherwise if there's no remainder.

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So we're going to get a boolean value or equivalent to a boolean value of false.

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So that means that it is even.

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So that means, though, no remainder and we can output those values so we can output the value into

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the console.

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Three is odd.

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We can also try other numbers as well.

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We get to is even let's try a really long number and this one is even as well.

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Obviously, we also have an option to add in multiple conditions into conditional statements.

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And that's coming up next.