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Start your free trialAlisa Trunczik
3,659 PointsMy solution
Here is my solution for this challenge.
var userNumber1 = prompt('Type any number greater than 1');
var userNumber2 = prompt('Type one more number greater than 1');
userNumber1 = parseInt(userNumber1);
userNumber2 = parseInt(userNumber2);
var randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * (Math.abs(userNumber1 - userNumber2) + 1) + Math.min(userNumber1, userNumber2));
document.write('<h2> Here is a random number from ' + Math.min(userNumber1, userNumber2) + ' to ' + Math.max(userNumber1, userNumber2) + ': </h2>' + randomNumber);
I'm wondering, if there is any way to make this code shorter and clearer. Or is it okay?
Thanks!
2 Answers
Sergio Alen
26,726 PointsYeah it looks good enough, maybe add the parseInt the vars or remove them completely, I dont think its necessary.
var userNumber1 = parseInt(prompt('Type any number greater than 1'));
var userNumber2 = parseInt(prompt('Type one more number greater than 1'));
var randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * (Math.abs(userNumber1 - userNumber2) + 1) + Math.min(userNumber1, userNumber2));
document.write('<h2> Here is a random number from ' + Math.min(userNumber1, userNumber2) + ' to ' + Math.max(userNumber1, userNumber2) + ': </h2>' + randomNumber);
Uros Tadic
5,167 Pointsvar min = prompt ("enter your first number");
var max = prompt ("enter your second number");
var random = Math.random() * (parseInt(max) - parseInt(min)) + parseInt(min);
document.write(Math.floor(random));
Alisa Trunczik
3,659 PointsAlisa Trunczik
3,659 PointsSergio, thanks for your feedback! This really helps.