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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Multiple Items with Arrays Build a Quiz Challenge, Part 1

Posted by Ben Hobgood
Ben Hobgood
1,791 Points

My solution

I might have gone about creating my solution in an odd way, but I'm happy with the results. https://w.trhou.se/forexnfod8

1 Answer

Carlos Martinez
Carlos Martinez
5,136 Points

Hey, I really like the solution you are proposing, also I like the comments. I think you can use the ES2015 and use const and let for the variable declaration and maybe use arrow functions.

// Set up an array to store what questions we got right
const correct = [ ];

// Set up an array to store what questions we got wrong
const incorrect = [ ];

const ask = question => prompt(question).toLowerCase();

As you can see your functions can be written easier and your variables will comply with the current practices.