Goal: In the Arithmetic lesson, we learned:
- How to access the JavaScript Console
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using JavaScript
- How to use the
% operator
NaN means not a number but is actually considered a type of number
Begin getting comfortable with these concepts by completing the practice exercises listed below. Soon enough, they'll be second nature!
Warm Up
Make sure you understand the following before moving on:
- What is the
% operator? How is the action it performs different than simply dividing?
- How can we access the JavaScript console?
- When might we see
NaN?
Code
Complete the following exercises to practice arithmetic in JavaScript:
Add:
- 77 to 99
- 34 to 1233
- -53 to 99
- 9,092 to -12312
- 943,456,575 to 39,087,092,348,570
Subtract:
- 99 from 665
- 555 from 23
- 7,912 from 88888
- 6,348,709,234 from 87,023,984,709,871,234.
Multiply:
- 89 and 54
- 932 and 1,900
- -34 and 8
- 25 and 700
Divide:
- 1008 by 7
- 23423 by 75
- 90 by 3
- 9,870,834,205,987 by 324
- A number by 0.
- 0 by 0.
Find the remainder of dividing the following numbers:
- 1008 by 7
- 23423 by 75
- 90 by 3
- 9,870,834,205,987 by 324