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Casey Catron
1,831 PointsThe Conditional Challenge Quiz - Check my code/feedback.
http://codepen.io/ccatron/details/OVrGQw/
Would you please check out my code. It's a little different than the teachers solution, but I'm working to get better and make my code clean. Please let me know what you think!
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Christian Weatherford
8,848 PointsWorks great! Some things that might make life easier:
Instead of using the format of "variable += 1;" to increment a variable by one, you can use "variable++;" to achieve the same result. Both will work, but the latter saves you 1 to 3 keystrokes (depending on your use of spaces).
I believe this gets covered later in the course, but a good way to enhance the JavaScript logic is to use arrays and loops. The basic idea is to store your questions in one array, your answers in another, and using a loop to iterate through them one at a time. After these subjects are covered in the course you can always come back and implement the same solution with these additions if the course doesn't already have you do this.
Casey Catron
1,831 PointsThank you so much Christian! I'll make sure to keep working on it and when I learn more I'll make sure to update on my end.