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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Making Decisions with Conditional Statements The Conditional Challenge Solution

christian bugay
christian bugay
4,260 Points

My code doesn't run past the first prompt!

Why doesn't it run past the first prompt? Here's my code:
var numCorrectAnswers = 0;

var ansOne = prompt( "What is 1 + 1"); if ( parseInt(asnOne) === 2 ) { numCorrectAnswers += 1; } var ansTwo = prompt( "What is 2 + 1"); if ( parseInt(ansTwo) === 3 ) { numCorrectAnswers += 1; } var ansTres = prompt( "What is 3 + 1"); if ( parseInt(asnTres) === 4 ) { numCorrectAnswers += 1; } var ansFour = prompt( "What is 2 + 2"); if ( parseInt(asnFour) === 4 ) { numCorrectAnswers += 1; } var ansFive = prompt( "What is 1 + 0"); if ( parseInt(asnFive) === 1 ) { numCorrectAnswers += 1; }

if ( numCorrectAnswers === 5 ) { alert("You won the GOLD CROWN!"); } else if ( numCorrectAnswers === 4 ) { alert("You won the SILVER CROWN!");
} else if ( numCorrectAnswers === 3 ) { alert("You won the BRONZE CROWN!");
} else if ( numCorrectAnswers === 2 ) { alert("You won the CHROME CROWN!");
} else if ( numCorrectAnswers === 1 ) { alert("You won the WOODEN CROWN!");
} else { alert("Go Home, You're Drunk!"); }

1 Answer

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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 2,022 Points

The variable is misspelled in your first conditional statement after your first prompt.

if ( parseInt(asnOne) === 2 ).

The code contains 2 transposed letters: the n and s of ansOne