Is it bad? If yes why?

Is it bad? If yes why?

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Hard coding limits

yes, because of the formatting

it's fine
any "optimizations" like % 15 instead of 3 and 5 would just defeat the purpose and demonstrate that you already knew the answer

it's not bad, but also not perfect

Why? Looks cleaner like this I think

fizzbuzz starts at 1, not at 0. you have not implemented the specification correctly.

Yes it is terrible.
It prints:
>Fizz
>3
for 3 and
>FizzBuzz
>Fizz
>Buzz
for 15

>6 fizzbuzzers above can't read code.

>didn't even test his own JS code
"Don't call us, because we won't call you."

Bad logic, bad structure. Even though it's a short program it's annoying to maintain -- too many magic numbers.

That's why the 3 && 5 if is at the top, dude.