Conditional Statements in JavaScript to improve its structure

In javascript the following conditionals can be used within any code depending on any option that we must determine:

• if, else if, ... If a condition is met then we show one part of the code, otherwise we show another.

Example:
Imagine the case that we want to buy a hotel night, whose price is €30, and we have €50. 

If our amount of money is greater than €30 we can buy the hotel night, otherwise we will not be able to do so.

 const mymoney = 50;
 if(mymoney > 30){
  console.log('Hotel night purchased');
 } else if(mymoney == 30){
  console.log('Hotel night purchased');
 } else {
  console.log('It has not been possible to buy the hotel night');
 }

This example can also be written in JavaScript by using the Ternary Operator:

const mymoney = 50;
 (mymoney > 30) ? console.log('Hotel night purchased') : console.log('It has not been possible to buy the hotel night');

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