Using Javascript to compare two input numbers in HTML?

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Values from inputs are retrieved as strings, you need to convert it to number. Try this:

value1 = +document.First_num.value;
value2 = +document.last_num.value;

Also, try to be consistent when naming your input, why caps for one and lowercase for the other?

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