Debugging exercises

debugging.js

//Why is this broken?
var mySuperAwesomeVariableName = "Ted Mosby";

mySuperAwesomeVariableName = "BATMAN!";

console.log(mySuperAwesomeVariableName);

//line breaks are interpreted as line-ending semicolons. 
//Even in a string,if you include a hard line break in between quotes you’ll get a parse error (unterminated string).
//backslashes are the way to go
var bad  = '<ul id="myId">\
               <li>some text</li>\
               <li>more text</li>\
            </ul>'; 
            
// Why does this fail?
// with '=' we are reassigning a when we want to compare the valies
var a = 0;

if (a === 1) {
    console.log("I Shouldn't be in here!");
} else {
    console.log("I Should be in here!");    
}


// the if condition does not meet the strict condition
var myVar = 5;

if(myVar == '5')
{ 
  alert("If Alert");  
}

switch(myVar)
{
  case 5:
  alert("Switch Alert"); 
}