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Sami ALI
232 PointsI think the quizz would need some hints so we can figure out how a quizz work so we do the correct structure.
I think the quizz would need some hints so we can figure out how a quizz work so we do the correct structure.
Sharad Shivmath
14,446 Pointsit would be helpful if the expected output is put down in words. When I open the work space, I am not sure what is expected or what the expected output is like. I don't want hints or anything.
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elk6
22,916 PointsHi Sami,
In my opinion, the whole challenge is to use as less hints as possible to get this done. There are a lot of resources available such as the Mozillla Developer Network and even our own forum. And you can always rewatch the video's. Chalkers explains pretty much everything you need to know in order to tackle the challenge.
- Elian
Sami ALI
232 PointsHi Elian,
Thank you for your prompt answer. Yes I agree with you about Chalker good explanations, I just found difficult to figure out how do a quizz work to figure out what methods and properties would need beyond a choice , an answer and a counter. I will rewatch the videos of the challenge.
Sami
Maurice Tafolla- Cunningham
7,708 PointsMaurice Tafolla- Cunningham
7,708 PointsI totally agree. I just watched some videos about objects and prototypes and now I'm supposed to build the same thing on my own?
That's great that the forums are here as a resource, but a prompt response is never a sure thing.
The MDN is also great- but it's existence does not alleviate the feeling of I have no idea what I'm doing as Andrew happily solves his own challenge.
If we had the bare bones structure of
key = function()andkey: function()to go on this challenge would indeed be easier, yet a better learning experience overall with the extra help. As it is right now I'm just looking at the solution and copying down the code questioning the value I'm getting out of this exercise.