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Start your free trialRick de Jong
3,305 PointsIs this the most efficient way? (33 lines of code in 2:50)
So I just did the challenge in 2 minutes and 50 seconds. What do you guys think of the efficiency of this program? It's only 33 lines of code!
function print(message) {
document.write(message);
}
var questions = [
["What's the best Country in the world?", "holland"],
["Who was the previous CEO of Apple?", "steve jobs"],
["Who is the president of Russia?", "putin"]
];
var answersList = [
['Correct Answers: '],
['Wrong Answers: ']
];
var answersGiven;
while (true){
for (var i = 0; i< questions.length; i+=1){
var answer = prompt(questions[i][0]);
if (answer.toLowerCase() == questions[i][1]){
answersList[0].push(answer);
} else {
answersList[1].push(answer);
}
}
if (answersGiven < questions.length){
answersGiven +=1;
} else {
print("<h1>Here are your results!</h1>" + "<br>" + answersList[0] + "<br>" + answersList[1]);
break;
}
}
Jason Arnold
22,110 PointsJason Arnold
22,110 PointsNot sure it's the MOST efficient, but it's probably close. :) Looks good!