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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript (2015) Practice Project Project Overview

Heath Hughes
Heath Hughes
19,766 Points
Posted by Heath Hughes
Heath Hughes
19,766 Points

How I did it

I originally added this post in the general forum by mistake, so I'm reposting here:

I also didn't use quiz_ui.js.

Here's a Code Pen of my code with all the JavaScript together: http://codepen.io/heathwhughes/pen/qqBvYe/

I would appreciate some feedback. It works, but is it good form?

Caleb Rutherford
Caleb Rutherford
7,431 Points
Caleb Rutherford
Caleb Rutherford
7,431 Points

I'm no expert, but I believe one of the instructors (or somebody) said something to the effect of "Get it working, then you can fix it up later."

Your code looks good to me. I've been struggling with this (though I'm happy to see that I'm on the right track, comparing mine to yours), but you went and coded in everything, including the headers and whatnot. Truthfully, I think I'd do better if I was given a blank slate instead of things being done part way for me. My brain just tends to connect the dots better that way. Sounds silly...but it's just how I operate, I guess. haha

I like your method, though. Edit everything JS and make it totally yours. Your code isn't bloated or excessive (in my amateur opinion), and it's easy to add questions. I'd say it's great form, myself.