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So, there’s an if statement and it’s condition Math.max() > 0 is all we need to analyze.
If your first guess was that Math.max() should return some big number that’s for sure bigger than 0, then you’re wrong.
In JavaScript Math.max() takes a variable number of arguments and returns the biggest one. The comparison starts at the very bottom, which in JS is -Infinity because it’s smaller than all other numbers.
This is why if no arguments are provided to the Math.max(), it will return -Infinity.
As -Infinity is smaller than 0, we’ll go into the else branch of the conditional statement.
ANSWER: string ZERO! will be logged to the console.