prompt, asking a question, length , alert, if else statement

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//if else statement with length condition//
let firstName = prompt(`What is your first name?`);
firstName = firstName.trim();
if (firstName.length < 1) {
  alert(`Too bad for you`);
} else {
  alert(`Welcome, ` + firstName);
}

(city === undefined)
(city !=== undefined)
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(country === "brazil" || country === "portugal")

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