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Two returns

With if you can write functions with two return statements: 
function prize(number) {
  if (number === 6) {
    return 100;
  }
  return 0;
}
If number has the value 6, the if condition is fulfilled and the first return statement will be executed. The function terminates and returns 100. If number does not have the value 6, the if condition is not fulfilled. The code execution continues after the if block. The second return statement will be executed. The function terminates and returns 0.

However, be careful using two or more return statements in a function. Such code can become obscure.

Exercise

Write a function repdigit that determines whether a two-digit decimal is a repdigit or not. If the decimal is a repdigit, 'Repdigit!' should be returned, otherwise 'No Repdigit!'.

Example: repdigit(22) should return 'Repdigit!' and repdigit(23) should return 'No Repdigit!'.
function repdigit(n) {
// Calculate the ones digit
// of n with modulo 10.
// Calculate the tens digit
// of n by dividing by 10
// and rounding down.
// Compare ones and tens digits.
}
function repdigit(n) {
  let ones = n % 10;
  let tens = Math.floor(n / 10);
  if (ones === tens) {
    return 'Repdigit!';
  }
  return 'No Repdigit!';
}

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