readLine() what does this do in this code

x = (score) => {
score = parseInt(readLine(), 10)
return score >= 88 ? "excellent" : (score <= 87 && score >=40) ? "good": "fail";
}
console.log(x())
x = (score) => {
score = parseInt(readLine(), 10)
return score >= 88 ? "excellent" : (score <= 87 && score >=40) ? "good": "fail";
}
console.log(x())
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chrono1913
chrono19132y ago
i look through the internet and its not giving an answer i can understand please help is readLine() a react function
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Jochem
Jochem2y ago
not something you can use in a browser usually if you want text input from a user, you can use prompt() or a text input element
chrono1913
chrono19132y ago
so when you parseInt() <——————the value has to be an int the second argument is a redix but the readLIne() i really dont know what it does this was in a practice test but gave me incorrect bc i didnt add that part with the readLine() otherwise function works ust fine
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chrono1913
chrono19132y ago
readlines is used to read all the lines in a file into a list in python correct?
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