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JavaScript

Posted by marcus shipman
marcus shipman
8,686 Points

Is this code ok?

I use a different path than the instructor and got somewhat the same results. Is this correct or should I have written a code the same as the instructor?

alert("Are you ready to begin");

var word =prompt("Type in a word");

var verb = prompt("Type in a verb");

var adjective =prompt("Type in a adjective");

 var total = word  + verb  + adjective  + "  he is really Good!!!!";

document.write(total);

alert ("Thankyou");

2 Answers

Chyno Deluxe
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points
Chyno Deluxe
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points

You'll want to add empty strings in between each variable so that the words a user enters is spaced correctly.

Your original code will output the following

//Output: Wordverbadjective he is really Good!!!!

changing your code to this will output it correctly

 var total = word + " " + verb + " " + " " + adjective  + "  he is really Good!!!!";

//Output: Word verb adjective he is really Good!!!!

jsFiddle I hope this helps.

marcus shipman
marcus shipman
8,686 Points
marcus shipman
marcus shipman
8,686 Points

Thanks jsFiddle, I have not gone over that part of the code yet in the training for spacing, but I kept wondering how it could have been done. Thanks for the info.