Programing Extra Credit Help

In regards to fizzbuzz I think you're on the right track now. Here's another hint that may be helpful

for (var x = 1; x <= 100; x++) {
   if (x % 3 == 0) // Number is a multiple of 3
      console.log("fizz");
   if (x % 5 == 0) // Number is a multiple of 5
      console.log("buzz");
}

Note: That is not the complete answer and still leaves a couple little issues for you to fix, but hopefully it puts you on the right track. Let me know if you guys need more help.

Edit: Replaced int with var because people wanted JavaScript

From what I understand the extra credit activities do not have videos attached and cannot be clicked on. They are simply suggestions for extra things to try on the side to learn more.

It would probably be good if they gave the extra credit sections special styling/formatting so they don't look like things to click on anymore.

You aren't the only one to be confused by this :)

Hi Johnathan,

Extra credit isn't something you earn points from, it's simply a way for you to test the skills you've learned so far and accomplish the set task by the teacher, if you want to share what you've done simply create a post on the forum, tagged in the correct category and then mention the teachers name in your post.

If you have a workspace link that you want to share post that too.

Hope that helps =)

I feel ya Johnathan. I am having the same issue. The problem is not understanding what the videos were about, the problem is that they did not hint to how to write the code to get the results. The closest I have gotten is to make it count backwards (which the Extra Credit sounds like they want it to go from 1 - 100, but the video only showed me how to stop the loop going backwards, so...). But it gives the numbers 4 times as the results.

I used some if/else statements like:

if (x%3==0){ console.log("fizz"); }

Don't know if that will help you...

If you find something more out, please share

=)

Here's what I did, although using only what the teacher had covered up until the extra credit assignment... so that means no ==, elseif, etc.

for (var number = 1; number < 101; number = number + 1) {
    if(number%3){
        if(number%5) {
            console.log(number);   
        }
        else {
            console.log("buzz");   
        }
    }
        else {
            if(number%5) {
                console.log("fizz");
            }
            else {
                console.log("fizzbuzz");   
            }
        }
}

I'm open to criticisms :) Thanks!