Exercise of conditionals

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I’m having trouble with this next army:

Set the podeSubir function, receiving 3 parameters: highPessoa (number), timeCompania (boolean), temProblemaCardiaco (boolean). Take into account the necessary conditions mentioned below:

  • Reach a height of at least 1,5 m (or 1,2 m if accompanied by an adult)
  • Not having any heart problem.

The code went like this

function podeSubir(alturaPessoa, vemComCompania, temProblemaCardiaco) {
  return (
    (alturaPessoa <= 1.2 && vemComCompania) ||
    (alturaPessoa >= 1.5 && !vemComCompania) && !temProblemaCardiaco
  );
}


console.log(podeSubir(1.5, false, false))
console.log(podeSubir(1.7, false, true))
console.log(podeSubir(1.2, true, false))
console.log(podeSubir(1.2, false, false))
console.log(podeSubir(1.1, true, false))

But the problem is I can’t get past the last of the validations:

  • a person who is 1.5m, is not accompanied by an adult and has no heart problems can rise in attraction -> correct
  • a person who is 1.7m, is not accompanied by an adult and has heart problems can not rise in attraction -> correct
  • a person who is 1.2m, is accompanied by an adult and has no heart problems can rise in attraction -> correct
  • a person who is 1.2m, is not accompanied by an adult and has no heart problems can not rise in attraction -> correct
  • a person who is 1.1m, is accompanied by an adult and has no heart problems can not rise in attraction -> is returning true and the correct is false

Thank you so much for all your attention and help

javascript logic

  • I edited my doubt better, I hope it has become more coherent and sorry for any confusion

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It makes sense, since the comparison you are making is <=1.2 (less than or equal to 1.2) and 1.1 enters this condition, just change to >= 1.2 I suppose

  • Thank you very much, Adiel. The mistake was exactly that and ended up passing unnoticed by me. Thank you again for understanding my doubt, which at first was worded in a confusing way

  • Could you accept my answer as the best answer then? Thank you

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    Okay, I’ve done as requested. I’m still getting used to the platform and thank you for the patience you had with me

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