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Start your free trialEdwin Carbajal
4,133 PointsOne of many ways!
var questions = [
['What is the best programming language?', 'javascript'],
['What keyword is used to declare a variable?', 'var'],
['What method is available to insert new items at the end of an array?', '.push()']
];
var correctGuesses = 0;
var correctQuestions = "<h2>You got these questions correct:</h2><ol>";
var incorrectQuestions = "<h2>You got these questions wrong:</h2><ol>";
function print(message) {
document.write(message);
}
function printCorrect(string) {
string += "</ol>";
print(string);
}
function printIncorrect(string) {
string += "</ol>";
print(string);
}
function quiz() {
for ( var i = 0; i < questions.length; i++) {
var response = prompt(questions[i][0]).toLowerCase();
if (response === questions[i][1]) {
correctGuesses += 1;
correctQuestions += "<li>" + questions[i][0] + "</li>"
} else {
incorrectQuestions += "<li>" + questions[i][0] + "</li>"
}
}
print('<p>You got ' + correctGuesses + ' right.</p>');
printCorrect(correctQuestions);
printIncorrect(incorrectQuestions);
}
quiz();
1 Answer
Ashi A
2,531 PointsI like how modular this is. I have yet to refactor my code.
The only tweak I made in mine was to add a check to see if the score is 0 and to only print out incorrect answers. I also added a check to see if the maximum score was reached and then printed out correct answers.