old_contents: //Letter grade
  Pseudocode:
  Simple if and else if statements that look to return a letter grade
  example: above 90 is A, Below 89 but above or 80 equals B and so forth.
  
  
  function letter_grade(grade_num) {
    if (grade_num >= 90){
      return "A";
    } else if (grade_num < 90 && grade_num >= 80){
      return "B";
    } else if (grade_num < 80 && grade_num >=70 ) {
      return "C";
    } else if (grade_num < 70 && grade_num >= 60) {
      return "D";
    } else if (grade_num < 60) {
      return "F";
    }
  }
  
  console.log(letter_grade(90))
new_contents: //Letter grade
  // Pseudocode:
  // Simple if and else if statements that look to return a letter grade
  // example: above 90 is A, Below 89 but above or 80 equals B and so forth.
  
  
  function letter_grade(grade_num) {
    if (grade_num >= 90){
      return "A";
    } else if (grade_num < 90 && grade_num >= 80){
      return "B";
    } else if (grade_num < 80 && grade_num >=70 ) {
      return "C";
    } else if (grade_num < 70 && grade_num >= 60) {
      return "D";
    } else if (grade_num < 60) {
      return "F";
    }
  }
  
  console.log(letter_grade(90))
  
  //Reflection:
  // What concepts did you solidify in working on this challenge?
  // - I solidified creating if statements that include && in them.
  // What was the most difficult part of this challenge?
  // - I didn't think this challenge was particularly challenging, I just wanted to review by if and else if statements with && operators.
  // Did you solve the problem in a new way this time?
  // - I did not. I considered pull grade letters from an array, but I felt that would have been more code.
  // Was your pseudocode different from the Ruby version? What was the same and what was different?
  // - The approach was the same as the ruby version.
subject: add review.js reflection