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1,521 PointsWill this code work every time or will there be an error at some point in the code?
Dave's code looks a bit different than mine. So I want to make sure that this code will work every single time as well. I have tested it myself and it does work, but I want to make sure no error will happen in the code.
CODE:
var randomNumber = getRandomNumber(10); var guess; var guessCount = 0;
function getRandomNumber( upper ) { var num = Math.floor(Math.random() * upper) + 1; return num; }
do {
guess = prompt('Please guess a number between 1 and 10');
guessCount +=1;
}while(parseInt(guess) !== randomNumber)
document.write('It took you ' + guessCount + ' tries to guess the correct number ' + randomNumber);
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,268 PointsYou optimized the code by eliminating the variable and separate test, and handling it directly in the loop conditional clause. And yes, this is a perfectly safe and stable modification. Good job!
Johan Lindstrom
1,543 PointsJohan Lindstrom
1,543 Pointsgreat this code works way better than the teachers code!