In this video Jeremy explains that three equals signs are used to check whether two things are the same. However, there is an image labelled âConditionsâ earlier in the video that also includes examples with two equals signs, e.g. 3==4. I donât think these are explained. Jiki doesnât seem to accept the double == signs as a valid operator in the following Bouncer exercise.
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Thanks. Will fix.
In Concepts libary Conditionals section is still locked even if you already have acces to IF statements excercises:
Maybe it would be beneficial for learners if instructions contained this part from one of the Hints:
You do not need to write things like age >= 13 && age < 18
as those operators are not allowed for use in excercise.
So they should be either allowed or learners should be told to avoid them for now. Guess people will likely google all possible operators and try to build with them which will lead to errors.
P.S. currently link leading from instructions excercise is broken as it leads to https://jiki.io/concepts/conditionals which doesnât exist. Should be https://jiki.io/concepts/conditionals-group
I think this maybe a momentary out-of-sync for you. If you refresh the bouncers page, does the link work now? Iâve just reworked the concepts pages quite a lot and I think you got caught out by a rename and a stale exercise page. Could you confirm for me pls? 
Yep, now link is good!
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