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4,794 Pointsnot able to go on to the next question if i answer right where did i go wrong
alert("Do You Know ME");
var questionRight = 0;
var questionsWrong = 0;
var questions = 2;
var questionsLeft = ' [' + questions + ' questionsLeft]';
var question1 = prompt("whats my favorite color" + questionsLeft);
questions -= 1;
if (question1 === "royal blue") {
alert('Do You Know ME');
questionsRight += 1;
} else {
questionsWrong += 1;
alert("You Are Wrong!!!");
}
questionsLeft = ' [' + questions + ' questionsLeft]';
var question2 = prompt("whats my football team" + questionsLeft);
questions -= 1;
if (question2 === "broncos")
{
questionsRight += 1;
alert("You Are Right!!!");
}
else {
questionsWrong += 1;
alert("You Are Wrong!!!");
}
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsOn line 2, you initialize a variable named "questionRight" (singular), but later in the code you refer to "questionsRight" (plural). You can use either name, but it must be consistent throughout the program.
Also, when posting code, always use the instructions for code formatting in the Markdown Cheatsheet pop-up below the "Add an Answer" area. Or watch this video on code formatting.
Brian Diggs
4,794 Pointsthank you