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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables Working with Strings and Finding Help

Michael Kalmykov
Michael Kalmykov
8,919 Points
Posted by Michael Kalmykov
Michael Kalmykov
8,919 Points

not a question but I thought I'd post a different method for the shout app.

I paused the video immediately after the instructions and before the instructor wrote the code to make the shout app work.

I created this using knowledge from previous lessons in this course

var gtYll = prompt('Enter your phrase here'); gtYll = gtYll + ' !'; document.write(gtYll.toUpperCase());

variable is Goat Yell :)

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,771 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,771 Points

That does work, but the alert method might be a bit more intuitive way to produce a one-line response to a prompt.

Also the method in the video preserves the original input unmodified, which might be useful in a more elaborate program. You could accomplish that your way with a very small modification:

var gtYll = prompt('Enter your phrase here'); document.write(gtYll.toUpperCase() + ' !');

Good initiative. :+1: You're likely to find several opportunities to do the same thing in this and future courses.