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Brent Robinson
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,828 PointsI used a while loop and didn't use a counter, is this alright? or is it too much code for what is necessary?
function print(message) {
document.write(message);
}
var quizQuestions = [
['what is 5 + 4?', '9'],
['what is 4 + 4?', '8'],
['what is 3-2?', '1'],
]
var questionOne = prompt(quizQuestions[0][0]);
var questionTwo = prompt(quizQuestions[1][0]);
var questionThree = prompt(quizQuestions[2][0]);
while (false) {
prompt(questionOne[0]);
prompt(questionTwo[1]);
prompt(questionThree[2]);
break;
}
if (questionOne === quizQuestions[0][1]) {
print('<h1>you got number 1 right!</h1>');
} else {
print('<h1>you got number 1 wrong!</h1>');
}
if (questionTwo === quizQuestions[1][1]) {
print('<h1>you got number 2 right!</h1>');
} else {
print("<h1>you got number 2 wrong!</h1>");
}
if (questionThree === quizQuestions[2][1]) {
print("<h1>you got number 3 right!</h1>");
} else {
print("<h1>you got number 3 wrong</h1>");
}
I used h1 tags to separate the text onto different lines. I noticed if i just used the print it would print in a single line
this is for Build a Quiz Challenge, Part 1
1 Answer

Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,731 PointsThis block of code never gets run because the condition is false:
while (false) {
prompt(questionOne[0]);
prompt(questionTwo[1]);
prompt(questionThree[2]);
break;
}
Also it seems like that code isn't necessary because you're prompting for the answers and checking the answers in other code anyways and it seems to work.
Brent Robinson
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,828 PointsBrent Robinson
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,828 PointsThat makes sense! thanks for clearing that up for me