title: case user.length < 4; console.log("nametoo short :("); break; Why doesn't this work?
body: <p>I'm working on switch statements and I've been trying to make this code right here work, but it doesn't seem to output the correct console.log case string.</p>
  
  <pre><code>var user = prompt("What is your name?").toLowerCase();
  switch(user){
      case "luka":
      console.log("What a beautiful name, my name is exactly the same :) Hi Luka! :D");
      break;
  
      case user.length &gt; 10:
      console.log("That's a long name!");
      break;
  
      case user.length &lt; 4:
      console.log("Not to be rude or impolite to you in any way, but your name is kinda       short :( Not that it isn't cool or something :D");
      break;
  
  }
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I've tried putting paranthesis around the user like this (user).length &lt; 4, but that doesn't work, nor some of my other tries. Does anybody know how to implement this correctly?</p>