Use JSFiddle to write the program below. Include appropriate comments throughout your program:  One comment at the beginning describing the purpose of the program and at least two additional comments throughout that describe each procedure. Make sure that you have logged in to your account before you begin so that the URL with your name is displayed.   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a variable called myidealWeightonthemoon.  Assign a numeric value to the variable.  Create another variable called myactualWeightonthemoon.  Assign a different value to this variable. Create a variable called result that stores the result of the comparison of these two variables.  Use the logical operators of your choice for the comparison. Create ONE statement using document.write that includes the following: The value of the comparison  variable  results (*hint:  this is NOT a number)  Appropriate text of your choice.  For example, "It is (variable result from the boolean companion) that I weigh more on the moon" *Note:  I do not care AT ALL if the values that you use represent your actual or ideal weight on the moon.  I'm not planning a field trip to the moon to verify your numbers.   Submit your completed JSFiddle link.

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Use JSFiddle to write the program below.

Include appropriate comments throughout your program:  One comment at the beginning describing the purpose of the program and at least two additional comments throughout that describe each procedure.

Make sure that you have logged in to your account before you begin so that the URL with your name is displayed.  

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Create a variable called myidealWeightonthemoon.  Assign a numeric value to the variable. 

Create another variable called myactualWeightonthemoon.  Assign a different value to this variable.

Create a variable called result that stores the result of the comparison of these two variables.  Use the logical operators of your choice for the comparison.

Create ONE statement using document.write that includes the following:

  • The value of the comparison  variable  results (*hint:  this is NOT a number) 
  • Appropriate text of your choice. 

For example, "It is (variable result from the boolean companion) that I weigh more on the moon"

*Note:  I do not care AT ALL if the values that you use represent your actual or ideal weight on the moon.  I'm not planning a field trip to the moon to verify your numbers.  

Submit your completed JSFiddle link.

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