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Darius Stewart
2,543 PointsCheck my code out and comment please. This was how I worked it out, totally different and maybe more difficult approach
var questions = [ ['How many states are in the United States?', 50],
['How many continents are there?', 7],
['How many legs does an insect have?', 6]
];
var right = 0;
var correct = '<ol>';
var wrong = '<ol>';
function print(message) {
document.write( message );
}
for( i = 0; i < questions.length; i += 1 ) {
answers = prompt(questions[i][0]);
if ( parseInt(answers) === questions[i][1] ) {
right += 1;
correct += '<li>' + questions[i][0] + '</li>';
} if ( parseInt(answers) !== questions[i][1] )
{
wrong += '<li>' + questions[i][0] + '</li>';
}
}
if ( right === 0 || right === 2 ) {
print('You got ' + right + ' question(s) right.');
} else {
print('You got ' + right + ' question right.');
}
print('<h2>' + 'You got these questions correct:' + '</h2>');
print(correct);
print('<h2>' + 'You got these questions wrong:' + '</h2>');
print(wrong);
Darius Stewart
2,543 PointsThank you!
2 Answers
Kristian Terziev
28,449 PointsPretty intuitive approach I can say. Good job.
Darius Stewart
2,543 PointsWell thank you...I could have done better with the naming as he did with the 'question', 'answer', 'response' approach
Michal Weizman
14,050 PointsDid you really need the second "if" for checking the un-correctness of the answers? Or was it enough to put an "else" instead?
if ( parseInt(answers) === questions[i][1] ) {
right += 1;
correct += '<li>' + questions[i][0] + '</li>';
} else {
wrong += '<li>' + questions[i][0] + '</li>';
}
}
Darius Stewart
2,543 PointsNope, I see that it was not necessary, thanks Michal
Rich Donnellan
Treehouse Moderator 27,741 PointsRich Donnellan
Treehouse Moderator 27,741 PointsUpdated the formatting for you. Refer to the Markdown Cheatsheet for examples.