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3,016 PointsEverything works, except document.write
So I managed to execute the pain part of the challenge, I just can't get it to print onto the document for some reason, please review my code. For an in-depth review: (https://w.trhou.se/20h2whjj0e)
function print(message) {
document.write(message);
}
var questionS = [
['How many states does North America have?', '50'],
['Does a lion walk on 2 or 4 legs?', '4'],
['Is California located in the East Coast, or the West Coast of North America?','West Coast']
];
var correctAnswers = 0;
var wrongAnswers = 0;
function printQuestions(questions) {
var listHTML = '<ol>';
for ( var i = 0; i <= questionS.length; i += 1 ) {
var question = prompt(questionS[i][0]);
if ( question === questionS[i][1] ) {
correctAnswers += 1;
listHTML += '<li>' + questionS[i][1] + '</li>';
} else {
wrongAnswers += 1;
}
}
listHTML += '</ol>';
}
printQuestions(questionS);
document.write('You got ' + correctAnswers + ' correct!');
document.write('You got ' + wrongAnswers + ' incorrect.');
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIn your loop conditional clause you test if the index is less than or equal to the length ("i <= questionS.length
"). But the highest index number should be less than the length ("i < questionS.length
"). This causes an error which stops the program before it reaches the document.write
statements.