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Start your free trialGlenn Rubin
3,920 PointsWhy is it always 0 of 5 correct?
/*
1. Store correct answers
- When quiz begins, no answers are correct
*/
let correct = 0;
// 2. Store the rank of a player
let rank = "none";
// 3. Select the <main> HTML element
const main = document.querySelector('main');
/*
4. Ask at least 5 questions
- Store each answer in a variable
- Keep track of the number of correct answers
*/
const answer1 = prompt("What is the 1st number?");
if ( answer1.toUpperCase() === 'one' ) { correct += 1;
}
const answer2 = prompt("What is the 2nd number?");
if ( answer2.toUpperCase() === 'two' ) { correct += 1;
}
const answer3 = prompt("What is the 3rd number?");
if ( answer3.toUpperCase() === 'three' ) { correct += 1;
}
const answer4 = prompt("What is the 4th number?");
if ( answer4.toUpperCase() === 'four' ) { correct += 1;
}
const answer5 = prompt("What is the 5th number?");
if ( answer5.toUpperCase() === 'five' ) { correct += 1;
}
/*
5. Rank player based on number of correct answers
- 5 correct = Gold
- 3-4 correct = Silver
- 1-2 correct = Bronze
- 0 correct = No crown
*/
if ( correct === 5 ) {
rank = "Gold";
}
else {
rank = "None :(";
}
// 6. Output results to the <main> element
main.innerHTML = `<h2> You got ${ correct } out of 5 questions correct. Rank ${rank} </h2>`;
1 Answer
Rohald van Merode
Treehouse StaffHi Glenn Rubin 👋
You'll want to have a look at your conditionals. Currently you're converting the given answer to an all uppercase string and you're comparing it to a lowercased string. The condition will therefor never be true and the correct
variable won't be increased on a correct answer 🙂
Hope this helps
Glenn Rubin
3,920 PointsGlenn Rubin
3,920 PointsThanks! I was going crazy looking at the syntax and everywhere else!
It's so obvious now that you point that out.