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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Working With Numbers Create a random number

Posted by Rohit Sagar
Rohit Sagar
5,938 Points

I want to show images in DOM when the guessed number is not 2? here's my code?

var dieRoll = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;

prompt(' guess the number from 1 to 5 and if you guessed the right number you won or if you not you loose');

if (dieRoll === 2) { alert('you guessed it.... hurray'); document.write(' You are good in guessing ' + dieRoll); } else { alert('looser looser looser looser');

};

3 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

You'd probably benefit from the JavaScript and the DOM course, but here's one way you might do it:

yourpage.html 
  <!-- keep hidden until code reveals it -->
  <img id="reveal" style="display:none" src="loserpic.jpg">
yourscript.js 
//...
} else {
    alert('looser looser looser looser');
    document.getElementById("reveal").style.display = "";  // make image appear
};

Also, I notice that the entered value from the "prompt" isn't being used in the code, but the test for the value "2" is being done on a random number instead. Is that what you intended?

Rohit Sagar
Rohit Sagar
5,938 Points
Rohit Sagar
Rohit Sagar
5,938 Points

yes i was learning about math object.

thank you for helping me .

Farhan Quraishi
Farhan Quraishi
5,094 Points
Farhan Quraishi
Farhan Quraishi
5,094 Points

you could also to display from 0 to 6 this line of code: Math.floor(Math.random()*7);

you multiply by 7 you will still get the max answer 6 coz even 0.9999999 * by 7 will be 6.xxxxxx and with the Math.floor it always will down to the full number.