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2,447 PointsWhy is my answer compiling and shows only after i press quit?
var students =[
{name:"DAVE",Track:'Web developer', Achievement:434 ,Points:432},
{name:'ROBERT',Track:'killer', Achievement:343 ,Points:345},
{name:'ERIC',Track:'scientist', Achievement:34 ,Points:432},
{name:'OSTA',Track:'app maker', Achievement:2342 ,Points:2342},
{name:'ELISE', Track:'Front end dev', Achievement:123,Points:314}
]
var HTML=' ';
var message = '';
function print(HTML){
var outputDiv = document.getElementById('output');
outputDiv.innerHTML = HTML;
}
function List(i){
HTML += '<ol>'
HTML +='<li><h2>Name: '+students[i].name+'</h2></li>'
HTML +='<li>Track: '+students[i].Track+'</li>'
HTML +='<li>Achievements:'+students[i].Achievement+'</li>'
HTML +='<li>Points: '+students[i].Points+'</li>'
HTML +='</ol>'
return HTML;
}
while(true){
var UserInput=prompt("What is your name, type your [name][Dave, Osta, etc] and then type [quit] to see your info");
if (UserInput.toUpperCase() === students[0].name){
print(List(0));
}
else if(UserInput.toUpperCase() === students[1].name){
print(List(1));
}
else if(UserInput.toUpperCase() === students[2].name){
print(List(2));
}
else if(UserInput.toUpperCase() === students[3].name){
print(List(3));
}
else if(UserInput.toUpperCase() === students[4].name){
print(List(4));
}
else if(UserInput.toUpperCase() === 'QUIT'|| UserInput===null){
break;
}
}
the answer doesn't disappear like the video said it will. It compiled one after the other instead. Is this because of the webbrowser being changed after this video was made?
1 Answer
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointsthe note below this video explains this behavior.
Adrien Contee
4,875 PointsAdrien Contee
4,875 PointsYour code isn't maintainable. You should really use a 'for loop'. Just my two cents.