Let’s play this with the argument 3:
isEven(3);
When called, a for loop starts at 1 and finishes at 3.
The variable isEven
is initialized as true
.
So when i===1
in the first iteration, the variable is turned to its opposite – false. That’s what you can do with booleans:
!true === false
!false === true
So when i===1
–> isEven===false
.
When i is 2, isEven is true and when i is 3, isEven is false. And that’s what’s returned.
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Thanks! Made it clear!
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