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If, Elseif Statements & Logical Operators 1. Create a file named: Logical1.php i

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If, Elseif Statements & Logical Operators

1.    Create a file named: Logical1.php in your text editor.

2.    Create an if-elseif-else statement that satisfies the following for the variable: $day (simple string, NOT date() function!), then make any one (1) of the statements true and display it:

o    If Wednesday echo back Hump Day!

o    If Friday echo TGIF!!!

o    Otherwise echo Enjoy Your Day!

3.    Assign two variables ($num1, $num2) a different numeric value each.  Using the && and || logical operators, create an if-elseif-else statement (using comparison operators of your choice) that makes the OR (||) statement true. (Remember, in the OR statement, only ONE part has to be true, not BOTH!)

4.    Using the correct comparison operators, create a series of if-else statements that make the following true:

o    A is greater than B

o    C is less than or equal to D

o    E is equal to F

o    G is not equal to H

5.    Note: Use the following sample code to create a BR (carriage return line feed) between the results:   if ($a > $b) {echo "A is Greater Than B <br />"; }

6.    Here is a sample of what your output should look like


Enjoy Your Day!

X<20 or Y>32

A is greater than B.
C is less than or equal to D.
E is equal to F.
G is not equal to H.


Create a file named: Logical1.php in your text editor. Create an if-elseif-else statement that satisfies the following for the variable: $day (simple string, NOT date() function!), then make any one (1) of the statements true and display it: If Wednesday echo back Hump Day! If Friday echo TGIF!!! Otherwise echo Enjoy Your Day! Assign two variables ($num1, $num2) a different numeric value each. Using the && and || logical operators, create an if-elseif-else statement (using comparison operators of your choice) that makes the OR (||) statement true. (Remember, in the OR statement, only ONE part has to be true, not BOTH!) Using the correct comparison operators, create a series of if-else statements that make the following true: A is greater than B C is less than or equal to D E is equal to F G is not equal to H Note: Use the following sample code to create a BR (carriage return line feed) between the results: if ($a > $b) {echo "A is Greater Than B "; } Here is a sample of what your output should look like Enjoy Your Day! X32 A is greater than B. C is less than or equal to D. E is equal to F. G is not equal to H.

Explanation / Answer

<?php

$day="Monday"; /*U can change monday to which ever day you need*/

if($day == "Wednesday")

{

echo "Hump Day! </br>";

}

else if($day=="Friday")

{

echo "TGIF </br>";

}

else

{

echo "Enjoy Your Day! </br>";

}


$num1=25;

$num2=45;

if($num1%5==1 && $num2==45 )

{

echo "$num1%5==1 AND $num2==45 </br>";

}

else if($num1>20 || $num2<40)

{

echo "$num1>20 or $num2<40 </br>";

}

else

{

echo "All Condition false";

}

$A=10;

$B=8;

$C=9;

$D=33;

$E=22;

$F=22;

$G=11;

$H=12;

if($A>$B)

{

echo"A is greater than B </br>";

}

else

{

echo"A is less than B </br>";

}

if($C<=$D)

{

echo"C is less than or equal to D </br>";

}

else

{

echo " C is not less than or equal to D </br>";

}

if($E==$F)

{

echo "E is equal to F </br>";

}

else

{

echo "E is not equal to F </br>";

}

if($G==$H)

{

echo "G is equal to H </br>";

}

else

{

echo "G is not equal to H </br>";

}

?>