CodeAcademy - Getting Started with BJ - BJ Deal 'em Up Sec 2/2, Ex 6/7

gistfile1.js

/* 6. Don't Forget the Face Cards
Awesome! So we now have a somewhat realistic scoring function, 
but we aren't quite there yet. We know that within a suit, cards
11, 12, and 0 represent a jack, queen, and king respectively.

Right now we count those as worth 11, 12, or 0 points, but in 
real Blackjack all face cards are worth 10 points. Somehow in 
our scoring function we need to check if we have a face card, 
and make sure we only assign 10 points in that case.

What do we use to check a condition to decide what to do? 
Sounds like a good job for an if statement!

Fill in the if statements in getValue to check whether card1 
and card2 are face cards. They are face cards if card % 13 
equals 0, 11 or 12. Return 10 points if they are face cards. 
Otherwise, the number of points they get should be card % 13.
*/

// Our deal function will return a random card
var deal = function () {
    card = Math.floor(Math.random()*52+1);
    return card;
};

// Deal out our first hand
var card1 = deal();
var card2 = deal();

// This function takes a card as a parameter and returns the value
// of that card; If card modulo 13 is 0, 11, or 12, set card = 10
var getValue = function(card) {

// if its a face card, number should be set to 10
    if (card % 13 > 10 || card % 13 === 0) {
        return 10;
    }

// Otherwise number should be set to card modulo 13
    else 
        return card % 13;
};

// Here make a function called score, which will assign points based
// on the cards.  It should take the remainder
var score = function() {
    return getValue(card1) + getValue(card2);
};

console.log("You have cards " + card1 + " and " + card2 +
        " for a score of " + score());