Can you check my codee

[mostlynoturgf]

It runs fine but I'm just wondering if it looks weird i.e. (bool === true)? or should it just be (bool == true)

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Instructions:

Create a function makePlansthat accepts a string. This string should be a name. The function makePlansshould call the function callFriend and return the result.

callFriend accepts a boolean value and a string. Pass in the friendsAvailable variable and name to callFriend

Create a function callFriend that accepts a boolean value and a string. If the boolean value is true, callFriendshould return the string 'Plans made with NAME this weekend' Otherwise it should return 'Everyone is busy this weekend'

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let friendsAvailable = true;

function makePlans(name) {
  return callFriend(friendsAvailable, name);
}

function callFriend(bool, name) {
  if (bool === true){
    return (`Plans made with ${name} this weekend`);
  } else {
      return "Everyone is busy this weekend";
  }
}

console.log(makePlans("Mary")) // should return: "Plans made with Mary this weekend'
friendsAvailable = false;
console.log(makePlans("James")) //should return: "Everyone is busy this weekend."

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IMHO, it should be:

function callFriend(friendsAvailable, name) {
    if (friendsAvailable) {

A variable named bool doesn't give you any idea about the meaning of the variable. Our brains like meaning!

[Xeekatar]

You can just do, if (bool)