Jaws

ahh thanks!

i have this and i want it to check if both of them are true it comes up with yes, but if only one of them are true then i want it to come up as no.

var n = 12;  var m = 12;  function myFunction()  {     if (n < 10,m != 20)  {  alert ("Yes");  }   else  {  alert ("no");  }  }  

Thanks for the help i got there in the end!

function (myFunction)()

did you mean this?

Kinda new to java and this website ofc.Been doing a few exercises and i am not sure why this is not working :(Help much appreciated Edit: forgot to add that i am trying to make the program check what number it is and then bring up a alert box with 1 of 2 outcomes

body><canvas id="canvas1" width="640" height="480" ></canvas> <script type="text/javascript">    // turn the html5 canvas into something we can edit in javascript (call it myCanvas)...  var myCanvas = (document.getElementById("canvas1"));     // take a 2d context from the canvas (call it myContext)...  var myContext = (myCanvas.getContext("2d"));   // when we do drawing stuff, we do it to the context, not the canvas...  myContext.strokeRect(0,0,640,480);    myContext.fillText("hello", 20, 20);    function myFunction()   var n = 6;   if (n <= 5)  {  alert ("Yes");  }  else  {  alert ("NO");  }     </script> <input type="button" onclick="myFunction()" value="Show alert box" /></body></html>