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Start your free trialAlexandra Wakefield
1,866 PointsMy Solution! What Do You Think?
var questions = [
["What is the name of the first of the three thoracic segments of an insect?",
"prothorax"],
["What is the name of tongue-like structure that molluscs use to scrape up food?",
"radula"],
["What is the fibrous protein that makes up many sponge frameworks?",
"spongin"],
["What is the pincher-like appendage that some crustaceans and arachnids have?",
"chela"],
["What is the name of the beak of a bivalve?",
"umbo"]
];
var rightAnswer = "";
var wrongAnswer = "";
//Asking the questions from above and recording if their answers are coreect or not.
for(j = 0; j < questions.length; j++) {
var answer = prompt(questions[j][0]);
var questionNum = j + 1;
if(answer.toLowerCase() === questions[j][1]) {
rightAnswer += "<ol>" + questionNum + ".) " + questions[j][0] +
"<ul>Your Answer = " + answer + "</ul>" + "</ol>";
} else {
wrongAnswer += "<ol>" + questionNum + ".) " + questions[j][0] +
"<ul>Your Answer = " + answer + "</ul>" +
"<ul>Correct Answer = " + questions[j][1] + "</ul>" + "</ol>";
}
}
function printAnswers(message) {
document.write(message);
}
printAnswers("<h2><b>Questions Answered Correctly</b></h2>" + "<list>" + rightAnswer + "</list>");
printAnswers("<h2><b>Questions Answered Incorrectly</b></h2>" + "<list>" + wrongAnswer + "</list>");
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsI think you got it, mostly.
Functional, concise, and readable. Good job!
You only have some minor HTML structure/syntax issues:
- the direct child elements of lists (either
ol
orul
) should all be list items (li
). - I don't think "
<list>
" is a real HTML tag.
It doesn't look like you really need lists here, just a bit of indentation. You could use <blockquote>
tags or a bit of CSS styling to get the effect you want.
Alexandra Wakefield
1,866 PointsAlexandra Wakefield
1,866 PointsThank you!
Haha, you're totally right,
<list>
is definitely not an HTML tag, but[list]
is a BBCode one and I think I accidentally mixed the two.