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Rafał Stasiak
3,763 PointsHello, after pop out questiones boxes fucnction document.write doesnt show up with current score.
var userscore = 0; var firsquestion = prompt("Does Poland belongs to EU?"); if (firsquestion === "Yes" || firsquestion ==="yes") { userscore += 1; } var secondquestion = prompt("The Capital of Poland"); if (secondquestion === "Warsaw") { userscore += 1; } var thirdquestion = prompt("Is Floryda located in USA"); if (thirdquestion === "Yes"|| thirdquestion=== "yes"){ userscore += 1; } var fourthquestion = prompt("Current year"); if (parseInt.fourthquestion === 2019) { userscore += 1; } var fifthquestion = prompt("Capital of Spain"); if (fifthquestion=== Madrit){ userscore += 1; } document.write("<p>You got " + userscore + " out of 5 questions correct.<p>");
if(userscore === 5){ alert ("You have golden crown"); } else if (userscore >= 3){ alert ("You have silver crown");
} else if (userscore >=1){ alert ("You have brown crown"); } else { alert("Sorry, try next time"); }
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,783 PointsDuring the fifth question, the program encounters an error because the term Madrit is not defined. This is probably intended to be a literal string and should be enclosed in quotes (and also check the spelling!).
Otherwise, the score total seems to be correctly reported but won't appear until the final pop-up is closed (which is normal).
Also, the fourth question cannot be correct because the a type-sensitive comparison (===) is being used to match a string with a number. You may have also meant to enclose 2019 in quotes.
Rafał Stasiak
3,763 PointsThank you, know its working.