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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,794 PointsBuild a Quiz 1 Solution
const qATest = [
['What color is the moon?', 'white'],
['What year was Javascript born?', '1995'],
['What is the name of the crypto sock business?', 'sockhodler'],
['Will I ever become a true programmer?', 'yes']
];
let answerCorrect = 0;
for ( let i = 0; i < qATest.length; i++ ){
const questions = prompt(qATest[i][0]);
if (questions.toLowerCase() === qATest[i][1]) {
answerCorrect++;
}
}
document.querySelector('main').innerHTML = `
<h1>You got ${answerCorrect} question(s) correct</h1>
`;
Please let me know if anyone has any feedback on how to improve my code at this point.
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,060 PointsLooks good so far. As shown later in the video, the instructor uses arrays and a function to make the code a bit more compact, but that's only a slight improvement and not necessary at all to meet the stated objectives.
Good job!