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} else {
setText("resultLabel", "Wrong answer, try again.");
}
};
Note: To perform it, add label, Text Input and button in design mode.
REVISIT
▶ In Code.org’s App Lab, variables allow us to manage user input, perform calculations, and
control program behaviour dynamically.
▶ In App Lab, operators and conditional statements help you perform calculations, compare
values, and make decisions in your program.
▶ Conditional statements allow programs to make decisions based on conditions.
▶ In App Lab, you can use Boolean operators (&&, ||, !) to make your program smarter.
▶ In App Lab, we can create functional apps using variables and conditional logic.
HANDS-ON PROJECT
PROJECT NAME: Interactive Calculator
Objective:
Design and build an interactive calculator that can perform basic arithmetic operations
(addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
Create a user-friendly interface with buttons for numbers, operators, and result display.
Implement the logic behind the calculator using event handling, variables, and
conditionals to process user inputs and display results.
Working with Variables and Conditional Logic 135
