Create a function which returns string "True" if the parameter passed is a power of two.
If it's not, return string "False".
function powersofTwo(num) { const base = 2; //your code } console.log(powersofTwo(16)); console.log(powersofTwo(22));
function powersofTwo(num) { const base = 2; var exponent = 0, count = 0; if (isNaN(num)) { return "Invalid Input"; } while (count < num) { count = Math.pow(base, exponent); exponent += 1; if (count === num) { return "True"; } if (count > num) { return "False"; } } } // Output console.log(powersofTwo(16)); // => "True" console.log(powersofTwo(22)); // => "False