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Michele Kempinsky
12,201 PointsIs this a valid solution to the Variable Challenge?
For this challenge this is the code I came up with. Although it looks much different than the solution provided, when I ran the code it seemed to work perfectly. I'm just curious if this is improper form when writing JavaScript?
var Name = prompt('What is your name?'); var Color = prompt ('What is your favorite color?'); var Adjective1= prompt('Imput an adjective please.'); var Place= prompt('Name a place.'); var ClothingItem= prompt('Name a clothing item.'); var Adjective3= prompt('Imput another adjective please.'); var Adjective4= prompt('Ok, just one more adjective please.');
alert("Great! You're all finished! Now read your story!")
var my_story = "Hello, my name is " +Name +"! My favorite color is " +Color +". During the summer I like to take " +Adjective1 +" walks at the " +Place +". I wear my " +Color +" " +ClothingItem +" so that I don't get too " +Adjective3 +". Again, my name is " +Name +" and thanks for reading my " +Adjective4 +" story!" ;
document.write(my_story)
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Steven Parker
229,644 PointsIt doesn't look so different to me. I see that you concatenated all your strings in one statement instead of doing it incrementally as the instructor did, but that yields exactly the same result.
Overall, I'd say that functionally your implementation is almost exactly the same as the instructor's. Good job!
