Frames Per Second

THE CHALLENGE

Create a function that takes a number as its only argument and returns true if it's less than or equal to zero, otherwise return false.

Please notice that I use print in the code instead of console.log to show the result in my built-in console below. However, you should use console.log to show the result in your normal console

THE CODE

        
          // week 4, day 2, challange 3
          // Frames Per Second
          
          function frames(minutes, fps) {
            let frames = minutes * fps * 60;
            print(minutes + " minutes at " + fps + "fps is " + frames + " frames");
          
            // to show the result on your console use
            // console.log(minutes + " minutes at " + fps + "fps is " + frames + " frames");
          };
          
          frames(1, 1);
          frames(10, 1);
          frames(10, 25);

THE EXECUTION RESULT

the built-in console was provided by my amazing trainer Sorin. PrismJS plug-in is used to show the code