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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Making Decisions with Conditional Statements The Conditional Challenge Solution

Posted by Craig Garner
Craig Garner
25,732 Points

For the code challenge, their are no notes on what to do in the workspace.l

He speaks quickly and I don't want to repeat the video.

Chris Wiley
Chris Wiley
14,669 Points
Chris Wiley
Chris Wiley
14,669 Points

Below the video I clicked on the transcript tag and just read what he said.

Craig Garner
Craig Garner
25,732 Points

Oh, I forgot about the transcript below. In another project, they included the notes in the workspace.

2 Answers

Andrew McCormick
Andrew McCormick
17,730 Points
Andrew McCormick
Andrew McCormick
17,730 Points

Craig, Are you writing this as a feature request and think it would be a good idea for the teachers to include the instructions in the workspace? If so, be sure to contact support and suggest it to them: https://teamtreehouse.com/support .

As for your comment "...and I don't want to repeat the video". I would strongly reconsider that kind of response as you learn development. Many times those you work with and especially clients are not going to make sure that you heard everything they asked you to do, they'll simply say it expect you to do it. Often you'll have to read over notes or recorded conversations to make sure you get the job done according to spec.

Craig Garner
Craig Garner
25,732 Points

Sorry, my laptop has a short vertical screen. I often forget about the things below. I think the idea in the first paragraph would be great!

Micah Courey
Micah Courey
20,168 Points
Micah Courey
Micah Courey
20,168 Points

Here are the instructions:

For this challenge, I want you to write a simple quiz application.

The application needs to do several things.

First, it has to ask at least five questions.

Second, keep track of the number of questions the user answered correctly.

Third, provide a final message after the quiz,

letting the user know the number of questions he or she got right.

And fourth, rank the player.

If the player answered all five correctly, give that player the gold crown.

Three to four is a silver crown.

One to two correct answers is a bronze crown.

And zero correct is no crown at all.

Good luck.

On the video page there is a tab for video transcripts. You can click on it and it shows everything he is saying in text. Hope that helps you.