is it correct?-
if (expiryMonth == "MM" || expiryMonth == "mm") {
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Yes, that's correct. MDC (Mozilla Developer Center) has plenty of information about logical operators.
Tim Down
2010-09-15 13:37:44
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You could eliminate the need for the or statement and just set expiryMonth to lowercase.
expiryMonth=expiryMonth.toLowerCase(); // You can also use toUpperCase();
Then run your if statement.
jhanifen
2010-09-15 13:41:52
That's not equivalent: "Mm" and "mM" will then satisfy the new condition but not the original.
Tim Down
2010-09-15 13:46:59
This doesn't address the OP's question at all...
md5sum
2010-09-15 14:07:20
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Yes, that's correct. You may be able to avoid the use of || in this situation by using the toLowerCase() or toUpperCase() method on strings:
if (expiryMonth.toLowerCase() == "mm") {
or
if (expiryMonth.toUpperCase() == "MM") {
Of course, this would also match Mm and mM, as Tim points out in the comments.
Andy E
2010-09-15 13:42:12