Order javascript-101/conditional-code before operators
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…ore `operators` Closes gh-580
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This would be a fix for a part of #20.
The concept of something being 'truthy' or 'falsy' is quite important in the article about operators, so this change in the order is quite important.
Also, I believe this is just the right order when learning javascript.