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Why doesn't the opacity of the image increase according to the following description?

The following code snippet is supposed to increase the opacity of a certain image(its id is 'img') by 0.01 per every 10 milliseconds until its opacity is set to 1.

    ```var t;
    
    var frontimage=document.getElementById('img'); 
 
    frontimage.style.top=200+'px';
    frontimage.style.opacity=0;                                     //line x
    frontimage.style.left=200+'px';
    frontimage.style.width=500+'px';
    frontimage.style.height=300+'px';

    function right(){
       
     if(frontimage.style.opacity>=0 && frontimage.style.opacity<1){ //condition
        frontimage.style.opacity=frontimage.style.opacity+0.01;     //first statement
        console.log(frontimage.style.opacity);
      
     }else{
        window.clearInterval(t);
        
     }
    }

 t=  window.setInterval(right,10);```

I believe that the 1st statement after the if condition(lets just call it as the first statement for now) gets executed only once while the other statement in the same condition gets executed perfectly as long as the condition remains true. The first statement is supposed to increase the opacity of the image by 0.01. The reason why I say that the first statement gets executed only once is because the 2nd statement of the same condition, which is supposed to display the opacity of the image on the console always displays 0.01(the opacity had been set to 0 before). Could someone please explain to me as to why the first statement gets executed only once when it is supposed to get executed until the condition remains true?

FYI the following code snippet has been created by modifying the 'line x', 'if condition' and the 'first statement' of the above code snippet and is supposed to decrease the opacity of the same image by 0.01 per every 10 milliseconds. This code gets executed perfectly.

        var frontimage=document.getElementById('img');
     
        frontimage.style.top=200+'px';
        frontimage.style.opacity=1;
        frontimage.style.left=200+'px';
        frontimage.style.width=500+'px';
        frontimage.style.height=300+'px';

        function right(){
           
         if(frontimage.style.opacity>0 && frontimage.style.opacity<=1){
            frontimage.style.opacity=frontimage.style.opacity-0.01;
            console.log(frontimage.style.opacity);
          
         }else{
            window.clearInterval(t);
        
         }
        }

     t=  window.setInterval(right,10);
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