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Not bad, not bad.

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We now know how the rubble works, but what about a more serious note application?

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How do we get Noad to evaluate our code?

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Well, we would need to start by creating a project, right.

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So back on my desktop, we're going to create a new folder and surprise, surprise, I will call this

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tutorial.

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Why?

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Because we'll do two totally things.

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And I'm going to say to Tori all you want, you can have node, but I'm just going to leave it as a

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tutorial.

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And then, of course, we'll have to use our text at her.

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In my case, like I already previously mentioned, I'm using Visual Studio code, and my preferred method

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is just drag and drop.

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And then instead of the folder, what I want is to create a new file.

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And this is the case where you can literally name it whatever you want.

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And in my case, I'm going to go with App and Jess and in this IMGs and I only want to write some more

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serious note program.

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And the program is going to be following where there is a const.

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So there's a variable by the name of amount.

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And as a side note, I'll make there's bigger and I'll probably bump up on size just so we can see a

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bit clearer.

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So we're going to go with const and not also close the sidebar.

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Hopefully you see that I have the file by the name of AMP Jazz and like I previously mentioned, we're

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going to have variable by the name of amount and it's going to be equal to 12.

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And now let's set up a condition where if amount is less than 10 and we simply cancel a small number

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and otherwise we'll just say that the number is large.

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So we go with F and we're looking for amount is less than 10.

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And if that is the case, we go with console log and we'll just say small number.

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And otherwise, if it is equal or bigger, then then then we go onto a log and we say a large number.

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And at the end of the day we just write a log.

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Hey, it's my first node up.

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As you can see, an extremely complicated functionality.

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And in this case, I'm just going to set up the template strings.

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So you understand that, of course, we can use them here as well and say, hey, it's my first node

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app and if you want, you can jam the hello world or somewhere as well is that is the traditional approach

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with the first program.

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And then in order to execute this code, we effectively have two options.

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I can navigate back to my terminal and I can zoom in.

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OK, so now I'm in a route, so I would need to navigate through the desktop and probably the fastest

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way is just typing city and drag and drop my folder here.

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OK, so now are you as you can see, I'm in the material and in order to execute my code I just need

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to type node and then app just now keep in mind that technically I could have done that from the route.

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I would just need to provide the full path when I got users, blah blah blah and then tutorial and of

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course the filename is abcess and let me bump up the font size even more.

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And the moment we run it, check it out.

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We have a large number and hey, it's my first node up.

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Now, if you don't believe me, we can go back and we, for example, can say that the number is nine.

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Again, we would need to run the code and we're going to go with Node and then up J.S. Beautiful.

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We have a small number and we still have our hey, it's my first node up again.

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The whole point of this line here is just to showcase that not only we can use quotation marks, but

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also we can use the template string as well.

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So that's one option.

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But if you're familiar with this code, you know that it has this cool feature of integrated terminal

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where effectively we have our terminal, but it is a right way pointing to our folder so we don't need

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to do this whole dance where we navigate to the folder and then run the app.

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We simply can open this up and the shortcut is control and Tilde.

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And also keep in mind that you can navigate through the tabs.

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Problem is that I always forget where it is and effectively we need to go to view.

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And then you're looking for this terminal.

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Come on here.

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As you can see, this would be a shortcut.

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Control and Tilde, and in here we have nice suggestion that we are already located in tutorial folder.

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And what do we need to do?

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Well, again, we just go with node pajares.

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Why?

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Well, because that is in my file.

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So for the remainder of the course, I will use the integrated terminal that comes with this code.

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Just understand that both of them effectively do the same thing.

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And there it is.

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Now I run node abcess because that is the file name and I have a small number and hey, it's my first

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node up and that's how we can evaluate a more serious code using node.