Logical AND (&&) precedence

[Daveyon Mayne]

I have an if statement, for example:

var a = "radio_button"

var b = "checkbox"

if ( a === "radio_button" && b === "checkbox" ) {

   alert("You have selected both radio button and checkbox");

}

Basically if I checked the checkbox first then select the radio button, I get the alert but so the reverse. Any reason?

[Eric Bidelman]

Do you have a working jsbin?

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[Daveyon Mayne]

Sorry, guys. I was trying to make it simple but I have solved the issue. It was an error in my function.