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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Making Decisions in Your Code with Conditional Statements The Conditional Challenge Solution

Gennadii Chamorsov
Gennadii Chamorsov
9,207 Points

Here is my solution, everything is working as it should except the part where I used the logical OR operator.

// First question

let correctGuessLondon = false;
let score = 0;
let rank = '';
const ukCapital = prompt('What is the capital of Great Britain?');
if ( ukCapital === 'London') {
  correctGuessLondon = true;
}

if (correctGuessLondon === true) {
  score = 1;
}

// Second question

let correctGuessTrump = false;
const usPresident = prompt('Who is the president of USA?');
if ( usPresident === 'Donald Trump') {
  correctGuessTrump = true;
}

if ( correctGuessTrump === true ) {
  score += 1;
}

// Third question

let correctGuessRiver = false;
const bigRiver = prompt('What is the biggest river in Europe?');
if ( bigRiver === 'Danube' ) {
  correctGuessRiver = true;
}

if ( correctGuessRiver === true ) {
  score += 1;
}

// Forth question

let correctGuessCar = false;
const car = prompt('What is the second word in the Mercedes brand?');
if ( car === 'Benz' ) {
  correctGuessCar = true;
}

if ( correctGuessCar === true ) {
  score += 1;
}

// Fifth question

let correctGuessFingers = false;
let fingers = prompt('How many fingers has the human?');
if ( fingers === '20' || fingers === 'Twenty' ) /* THAT'S WHERE INPUT "20" 
DOESN'T WORK */ 
{
  correctGuessFingers = true;
}

if ( correctGuessFingers === true ) {
  score += 1;
}

// Player's rank and Displayed message

if ( score === 0 ) {
  rank = 'No Crown';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 0 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
} else if ( score === 1 ) {
  rank = 'Bronze';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 1 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
} else if ( score === 2 ) {
  rank = 'Bronze';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 2 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
} else if ( score === 3 ) {
  rank = 'Silver';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 3 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
} else if ( score === 4 ) {
  rank = 'Silver';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 4 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
} else if ( score === 5 ) {
  rank = 'Gold';
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML =
  `<h1>You got 5 out of 5 questions correct.</h1>
   <p>Crown earned: ${rank}</p>`;
}

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

The type-sensitive comparison will never consider a number and a string to match., so the "20" needs to be enclosed in quotes to make it a string.

And when posting code to the forum, use Markdown formatting to preserve the appearance.

Gennadii Chamorsov
Gennadii Chamorsov
9,207 Points

Thank you for checking and sorry for the mess, already fixed it. I tried this way:

let correctGuessFingers = false;
let fingers = prompt('How many fingers has the human?');
if ( fingers === '20' || fingers === 'Twenty' ) {
  correctGuessFingers = true;
}

And still, it doesn't work.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

Gennadii Chamorsov — Glad to help. You can mark the question solved by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!