How to use a switch statement In Javascript
In this approach, we use a switch statement to handle each quarter based on the result of dividing the month number by 3. Each case corresponds to a quarter and we return the appropriate quarter based on the input month.
Example: This example uses switch statement to check the quarter of month.
function getQuarter(month) {
switch (Math.ceil(month / 3)) {
case 1:
return "First Quarter";
case 2:
return "Second Quarter";
case 3:
return "Third Quarter";
case 4:
return "Fourth Quarter";
default:
return "Invalid month";
}
}
console.log(getQuarter(9));
Output
Third Quarter
JavaScript: Check the Month is in Which Quarter?
When working with dates in JavaScript, it’s often useful to determine which quarter a particular month falls into. Knowing the quarter can aid in various date-related calculations or visual representations. In this article, we will explore different approaches to check the month and it’s quarter using JavaScript.
These are the following approaches:
Table of Content
- Using Math operations
- Using a switch statement
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