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JavaScript JavaScript Numbers The Math Object Random Number Challenge – Two Numbers Solution

Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor
798 Points
Posted by Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor
798 Points

Random Number Challenge - two numbers solutions

I tried it this way and it also worked, what do you think? Won't it cause some errors based on different user inputs.

https://w.trhou.se/1umcfw3jb4

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,275 Points

One issue is with the testing of the numbers as if they were Boolean (if (wholeNumber && wholeNumber2)). If either number input is 0, this will be interpreted as false just as a NaN would be. To avoid this, you can check the numbers using isNaN: if (!isNaN(wholeNumber) && !isNaN(wholeNumber2)).

Also Math.random does not take an argument, and the formula used is not correct for selecting a number inclusively between two limits. The correct formula would be: Math.floor(Math.random() * (wholeNumber - wholeNumber2 + 1) + wholeNumber2).