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angelod
6,694 Pointscorrect = correct + 1; isn't doing anything
https://gyazo.com/a4fc239f44aeab750e1328e00e1c1889
the variable correct value isn't adding up + 1 if questions are answer correct? help please
3 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Angelo Doe! A good thing to keep in mind when learning to program is that just about everything is case-sensitive and I'm not kidding. Even files and folder names are case sensitive in many cases!
In two places in your code you have written toLowercase instead of toLowerCase. Note the capitalization of the C. Furthermore on each of these you have inadvertently omitted the parentheses following. They all should look similar to this: answer.toLowerCase() === 'answer';.
Finally, you have both a capitalization and usage error in the when parsing an integer. You should be sending in the answer to the parseInt function.
parseInt(finalQuestion) === 15
Hope this helps!
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsWhen calling a function or method (such as "toLowerCase"), the function/method name must be followed by parentheses even if no argument is being passed.
Also, the "parseInt" function is spelled with a lower-case "p" and it is not a method, so you should pass the argument to it in the parentheses instead of applying it with dot notation.
For future questions, please include the code directly or provide a link to a workspace snapshot. That will allow for a more thorough analysis in case the cause of the issue is not so obvious.
angelod
6,694 Pointsdid what you said, well at least tried. still no fix D:
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsBetter, but you still have a few "toLowercase" (little "c") instead of "toLowerCase" (capital "C").
angelod
6,694 PointsThank you guys so much with both of the feedback I fixed it and now it works!