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hj bjil
845 PointsWhen i compare my code using "===" sign then they compare only the first string. why?
this is my code. All is ok but when I tested it then put the similar value of first string later and then put random but ultimately it shows correct, Horrible!
function print(message) { document.write(message); } var que = [ ['what is your name', 'Jolil'], ['The most hit song', 'Daina'], ['Final array of this code', 'Did'] ];
var answer; var sol; var ok; var nice=1; var i = 0; while(i < que.length){ sol = prompt(que[i][0]); answer = que[i][1]; i++; if( sol == answer){ nice++; } }
ok = "You got " + nice + " correct answer(s)"; print(ok);
2 Answers
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsCan you explain a little bit more what is going wrong? What are the steps you take when testing, what is your expected result and what is the actual result?
One thing I noticed that might be causing problems: You have code that sets var nice=1;. So nice will always be at least 1 by the end, even if they got no answers correct.
hj bjil
845 Points@Brendan Whiting I fixed my problem. Thank you for your response.