What is the user enters the first value as the higher number, and the second value as the lower number...

I had the same thought when I was going through this exercise!

I used Math.min and Math.max and passed the two inputs – regardless of the order they were entered – to create new variables called min and max, then used those to determine the final random number. Check out my code below:

var first = parseInt( prompt("Pick a number"));

var second = parseInt( prompt("Pick another number"));

var min = Math.min(first, second);
var max = Math.max(first, second);

var random = Math.floor( (Math.random() * (max - min) + min));
console.log(random);

I solved it like that : var input = prompt("Please type a number 1 : "); var input2 = prompt("Please type a number 2 : ");

var topNumber = parseInt(input); var topNumber2 = parseInt(input2);

var randomNumber2 = Math.floor(Math.random() * topNumber) * Math.floor(Math.random() * topNumber2) + 1 var message2 = "<p> " + randomNumber2 + " is a number between " + topNumber + " and " + topNumber2 + " </p>" document.write(message2);