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JavaScript Introducing the Practice

Posted by Federico Lemaire
Federico Lemaire
8,423 Points

I feel proud after the Math exercise

After like 3 hours I did the math exercise and I would like to show it with you, I feel very proud because I did it without watching the teacher's solution, just checking in MDN and other sites. I leave the results here and I'll go to see the solution, I hope the solution it is the same as my code, it shows into the screen as the teacher ask/show.

alert('Let\'s do some Math!');

var num1 = prompt('Pick a number'); parseInt(num1); var numb2 = prompt('Please, pick another!'); parseInt(numb2); var message = num1 + numb2; var message = "<h1> Let's do some math with the numbers " + num1 + " and " + numb2 + ".</h1>"; document.write(message);

var result = parseInt(num1) + parseInt(numb2); var result1 = parseInt(num1) * parseInt(numb2); var result2 = parseInt(num1) / parseInt(numb2); var result3 = parseInt(num1) - parseInt(numb2);

document.write(" " + num1 + " + " + numb2 + " = " + result + '<br>');
document.write(" " + num1 + " * " + numb2 + " = " + result1 + '<br>'); document.write(" " + num1 + " / " + numb2 + " = " + result2 + '<br>'); document.write(" " + num1 + " - " + numb2 + " = " + result3 + '<br>');

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

Good job overall. :+1: But "parseInt" does not change the argument, it only passes back the number value. So "parseInt(numb2);" doesn't do anything by itself, it needs to be assigned to something or used in an expression (as you did later in the code).

Federico Lemaire
Federico Lemaire
8,423 Points
Federico Lemaire
Federico Lemaire
8,423 Points

Hi Steve! Thanks for your reply! I see what you mean, so applying parseInt at the end of the code as you mention, will run perfectly. To be honest I made so many changes that I got dizzy in a moment haha. Thanks again for your time and your advice :)