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Candace Hines
8,265 PointsAs far as I can tell, I am writing the code exactly the way it is on the screen. Can anyone see the difference?
var upper = 10000; var randomNumber = getRandomNumber(upper); var guess; var attempts = 0;
function getRandomNumber(upper) { return Math.floor( Math.random() * upper ) + 1; }
while ( guess !== randomNumber ) { guess = getRandomNumber( upper ); attempts += 1; } document.write("<p>The random number was: " + randomNumber + "<p>"); doucment.write("<p>It took the computer "+ attempts + "attempts to get it right.</p>");
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Candace Hines
8,265 PointsHad a typo
Jamie Reardon
Treehouse Project ReviewerJamie Reardon
Treehouse Project ReviewerLooks fine, but what exactly is the purpose/point of this question? Just trying to understand why you want to show this?
Your goal is not about manipulating every single line of code as the teachers do. Your goal is to find a solution, although, always seek to improve that solution in a better way.
Other than that, great job in "copycatting" it the same if that is all the post is about :)!