In JavaScript’s if else condition, you can use ‘and’ to add more than one condition to check. In the example below, you could see the syntax:
<script>
var firstAnswer = 'correct';
var secondAnswer = 'correct';
if (firstAnswer == 'correct' && secondAnswer=='correct') {
alert('Both answers are correct.');
}
</script>
From the example above, you could see that by using ‘&&’ sign, you combined the two conditions to check, if both first answer and second answer are correct, it returns the alert that both answers are correct.
Hope this helps! ;)
