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JavaScript

javascipt methods and the output results

hie can someone help me on this code and tell me if my program is wrong ...

/*conditional statements */
var question = prompt ("what is my name?");
if (question.toUppperCase() ==="CMA") {
    document.write("<p>That's right, you are good!</p>");
}

var question1 = prompt ("what is my favourate song?");
if (question1.toUppperCase() ==="Prayer") {
    document.write("<p>That's right, you are good!</p>");
    correct+=1
}
var question2 = prompt ("what is my girls name?");
if (question2.toUppperCase() ==="Shalom") {
    document.write("<p>That's right, you are good!</p>");
    correct+=2
}
var question3 = prompt ("why are you answering me");
if (question3.toUppperCase() ==="dreams") {
    document.write("<p>That's right, you are good!</p>");
    correct+=3
}else {
    document.write("<p>Ohhh No you are wrong pliz try again </p>");
}

thats the code i am trying to create a quiz program at the same time placing the output declaration ... help me

2 Answers

Julian Gutierrez
Julian Gutierrez
19,325 Points

A couple of issues after a quick look.

  • There is a typo in toUpperCase(), you have one too many letter p in your example.
  • Since you are using to toUpperCase() your checks have to be capitalize, look at the example below.
// Your Example

question1.toUppperCase() ==="Prayer"

// You Should be comparing it to "PRAYER"

question1.toUppperCase() === "PRAYER"
  • You are using the variable "correct" but have not declared it.

thank you julian for helping me didn't notice that ...