Javascript Mathematical Operations
Homework
Problem 1: Basic Arithmetic
Define two variables, a and b, with values of your choice. Compute the following operations and log each result to the console:
- Sum of 
aandb - Difference of 
aandb - Product of 
aandb - Quotient of 
adivided byb 
Console.log code
console.log(“Sum:”, a + b);        
console.log(“Difference:”, a - b); 
console.log(“Product:”, a * b);    
console.log(“Quotient:”, a / b);
Problem 2: Modulus Operator
Define two numbers, num1 and num2. Use the modulus operator % to find the remainder when num1 is divided by num2. Log the result to the console.
Instructions:
- Define a variable 
num1(the dividend). - Define a variable 
num2(the divisor). - Use the modulus operator 
num1 % num2to calculate the remainder. - Log the result to the console using 
console.log(). 
console.log code
console.log(“Remainder:”, YOURVARIABLE (CORRECT MATHEMATICAL OPERATION) YOUROTHERVARIABLE); // Output: 1
Problem 3: Increment and Decrement
Define a variable count and set it to an initial value. Increment and then decrement the variable in two different ways:
- Using the 
++and--operators. - Using the 
+=and-=operators. Log the result after each operation.Instructions:
 - Define a variable 
countand assign it an initial value (e.g., 10). - Use 
++to increment the variable by 1 and log the result. - Use 
--to decrement the variable by 1 and log the result. - Use 
+=to increment the variable by a specific value and log the result. - Use 
-=to decrement the variable by a specific value and log the result. - Log result 3 times (Use these operations to increment/decremnt your number atleast 3 times)
    
Example:
```javascript let count = 10; //PUT BEFORE CONSOLE.LOG!!! console.log(“Initial Count:”, count); // Output: 10 // Increment using ++ count++;
 
%%js
//problem 1
let a = 4
let b = 156
console.log("Sum of a and b:")
console.log(a+b)
console.log("Difference of a and b:")
console.log(a-b)
console.log("Product of a and b:")
console.log(a*b)
console.log("Quotient of a and be:")
console.log(a/b)
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%%js
//problem 2
let numDivident = 238
let numDivisor = 6
let expression = numDivident % numDivisor
console.log("The remainder when",numDivident,"is divided by", numDivisor,"is",expression)
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%%js 
//problem 3
let count = 17 // Btw I didn't know if each time we should work with the latest value of the variable or the original one.
console.log("The original value is:",count)
count++;
console.log("This is the value + 1:",count)
count--;
console.log("this is the value -1:",count)
count+=13;
console.log("This is the value +13:", count)
count-=13;
console.log("This is the value -13:", count)
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