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17,062 Pointsmy version of the createDec function, its better or worse?
const createDeck = () => {
var suites = ['♠︎','♣︎','♥︎','♦︎'];
var ranks = ['Ace','King','Queen','Jack','10','9','8','7','6','5','4', '3','2'];
var deck = [];
// add your code below here:
//i loop through the suites array
for(let k = 0; k < suites.length; k++) {
//then i loop through the ranks array
for(let l = 0; l < ranks.length; l++) {
//then i declare an array called card and insert to the array the specified rank and suite of the iteration, the card contain for example a "card" like >> ['♥︎', 2]
let card = [ranks[l],suites[k]];
//finally after i inserted the rank and the suite i add the "card" to the deck array.
deck.push(card);
}
}
shuffle(deck);
return deck;
}
instead of using the push() method to build the "card" array, in my solution I just insterted each of the rank and suite of the specified iteration and then added them to the deck array as an array already.
what do u think about my solution?, the teacher's way is also very good but i didnt thought about it :}
1 Answer
Dominic Bishop
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 15,302 PointsHello <noob/>. I found this way easier to understand then the teachers method. So while it might not be superior I found it easier to understand where I went wrong in my code. So thanks!