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Colin Jones
1,174 Pointshttps://w.trhou.se/v3xnv3nzzk trying to figure out why I am getting 4 & 5 questions answer guessed correctly every time
Incorrect number of questions guessed correctly. Always gives me either 4 or 5 correct questions even when trying to guess the questions incorrectly.
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,785 PointsIt looks like Lionel has you covered, but I wanted to point out that as an alternative to converting your answer to a number with "parseInt" so you can compare it with the number 4, you could simply compare the answer with the string "4".
lionel cardenas
9,659 PointsVery true Steven. Thats what I did on mine.
Colin Jones
1,174 PointsThank you both for your help! I really appreciate the prompt replies!
lionel cardenas
9,659 Pointslionel cardenas
9,659 PointsHi, Thanks for posting. From what I can see is that in the condition your putting (Q1 = 4 || four) what it should be is (parseInt(Q1) === 4 || Q1 === "four"). When you use just a single = it means your defining something, plus need the parseInt so it converts the input into a number. Seen the same on your other if statement questions . I copied and changed your code and it works for me. I hope that helps. Plus the last section needs to be corrected. Its not giving the correct crown. But that easy as changing some numbers (hint hint). I hope that helps without fully doing it for you.