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JavaScript

brandonlind2
brandonlind2
7,823 Points
Posted by brandonlind2
brandonlind2
7,823 Points

why arent the results in the for loop being print to the console? 

javascript
var students= [
  {   name: "Sarah",
   track: "ios",
   achievements: 20,
   points: 50
  }, {
   name:"tom",
   track: "frot end programming",
   achievements: 40,
   points: 60
  },  {
   name: "Bob",
   track: "java",
   achievements: 60,
   points: 70
  }
];
function print(message){
  console.log(message);
}
while(true){
var search= prompt("Type student name for info");
if(search === null || search.toUpperCase === "quit"){
    break;}
}
for(i=0; i < students.length; i+=1){
    if(search.toUpperCase() === students[i].name){
    var message=student.name + " " + 
          student.track + " " +
          student.achievements + " " +
          student.points;
     print(message);
   }
}
Ham Hamey
Ham Hamey
5,712 Points
Ham Hamey
Ham Hamey
5,712 Points 
<script>
function print(message){
  console.log(message);
}

  var students= [
  {   name: "Sarah",
   track: "ios",
   achievements: 20,
   points: 50
  }, {
   name:"tom",
   track: "frot end programming",
   achievements: 40,
   points: 60
  },  {
   name: "Bob",
   track: "java",
   achievements: 60,
   points: 70
  }
];

//print(students[2].name);


while(true){
var search= prompt("Type student name for info");
  //alert(search);
if(search === null){
   break;}

else{
for(i=0; i < students.length; i+=1){
    if(search.toUpperCase() === students[i].name.toUpperCase()){
    var message=students[i].name + " " + 
          students[i].track + " " +
          students[i].achievements + " " +
          students[i].points;
     print(message);
   }
}
}
}
</script>

There were many typos in your code like student instead of students and while comparing in the if statement

Gavin Ralston
Gavin Ralston
28,770 Points
Gavin Ralston
Gavin Ralston
28,770 Points

Also, beware this code here: It's not going to do what you probably intended. You'll never match "quit" to an uppercased version of anything. :)

if(search === null || search.toUpperCase === "quit") { break; }