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JavaScript

Posted by umair awan
umair awan
221 Points

I can't figure out the solution.

"<h2>There once was a [adjective] programmer who wanted to use JavaScript to [verb] the [noun].</h2>"

var objective = prompt("Please type an abjective");
var verb = prompt("Please type a verb");
var noun = prompt("please type a noun");
alert("All Finished");
var sentence = "<h2> There once was a " + objective;
sentence = +- "programmer who wanted to use JavaScript to " + verb + "the " + noun + "." </h2>"
Document.write (sentence);

1 Answer

Luis Henrique Witz
Luis Henrique Witz
16,505 Points
Luis Henrique Witz
Luis Henrique Witz
16,505 Points

Hi friend,

This is what you trying to do?

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title></title>

  </head>
  <body>
    <h2 id="sentence"></h2>
  </body>
  <script type="text/javascript">
    var adjective = prompt("Please type an adjective");
    var verb = prompt("Please type a verb");
    var noun = prompt("please type a noun");
    alert("All Finished");
    var sentence = "There once was a " + adjective + " programmer who wanted to use JavaScript to " + verb + "the " + noun + ".";
    document.getElementById("sentence").innerHTML = sentence;
  </script>
</html>