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Courses Plus Student 5,256 PointsWhere can I add the .toLowerCase() code in my code
Hi. I keep wanting to add the .toLowerCase() somewhere into my code. I've tried various places but it does not work. Does someone have any idea as to where I could add it for it to work? Below is my code:
let userScore = (0);
let userRank;
const answer1 = ("blue");
const answer2 = ("green");
const answer3 = ("orange");
const answer4 = ("black");
const answer5 = ("red");
const question1 = prompt("What color is the sky?");
// this the code to give the user its score
if (question1 === answer1) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question2 = prompt("What color are the trees?");
if (question2 === answer2) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question3 = prompt("What color is an orange?");
if (question3 === answer3) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question4 = prompt("What color is a black pen?");
if (question4 === answer4) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question5 = prompt("What color is a strawberry?");
if (question5 === answer5) {
userScore +=1;
}
// this the code to give the user its ranking
if (userScore === 5){
userRank = ("Gold");
} else if (userScore >= 3) {
userRank = ("Silver");
} else if (userScore >=1){
userRank = ("Bronze");
} else {
userRank = ("you did not get a");
}
3 Answers
Anthony Chalabis
1,703 Pointslet userScore = (0);
let userRank;
const answer1 = ("blue");
const answer2 = ("green");
const answer3 = ("orange");
const answer4 = ("black");
const answer5 = ("red");
//Not practical but you can add .toLowerCase to the end of every prompt
const question1 = prompt("What color is the sky?").toLowerCase();
// this the code to give the user its score
if (question1 === answer1) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question2 = prompt("What color are the trees?").toLowerCase();
if (question2 === answer2) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question3 = prompt("What color is an orange?").toLowerCase();
if (question3 === answer3) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question4 = prompt("What color is a black pen?").toLowerCase();
if (question4 === answer4) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question5 = prompt("What color is a strawberry?").toLowerCase();
if (question5 === answer5) {
userScore +=1;
}
// this the code to give the user its ranking
if (userScore === 5){
userRank = ("Gold");
} else if (userScore >= 3) {
userRank = ("Silver");
} else if (userScore >=1){
userRank = ("Bronze");
} else {
userRank = ("you did not get a");
}
Shamique Etienne
Courses Plus Student 1,832 Pointslet userScore = (0);
let userRank;
const answer1 = ("blue");
const answer2 = ("green");
const answer3 = ("orange");
const answer4 = ("black");
const answer5 = ("red");
//Not practical but you can add .toLowerCase to the end of every prompt
const question1 = prompt("What color is the sky?").toLowerCase();
// this the code to give the user its score
if (question1 === answer1) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question2 = prompt("What color are the trees?").toLowerCase();
if (question2 === answer2) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question3 = prompt("What color is an orange?").toLowerCase();
if (question3 === answer3) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question4 = prompt("What color is a black pen?").toLowerCase();
if (question4 === answer4) {
userScore +=1;
}
const question5 = prompt("What color is a strawberry?").toLowerCase();
if (question5 === answer5) {
userScore +=1;
}
// this the code to give the user its ranking
if (userScore === 5){
userRank = ("Gold");
} else if (userScore >= 3) {
userRank = ("Silver");
} else if (userScore >=1){
userRank = ("Bronze");
} else {
userRank = ("you did not get a");
}
monique champagne
761 PointsHey- I'm having the same issue- can't really figure out when its appropriate to add .toUpperCase and when its not.. I tried adding it here (a snippet of example code)
var question1 = prompt("What is the color of the ocean?");
var question2 = prompt("What is the color of they sky?")
var question3 = prompt("What color is a black cat?")
var answer1.toUpperCase() = "BLUE"
var answer2.toUpperCase() = "BLUE"
var answer3.toUpperCase() = "BLACK"
but that didnt work- this however did (along with the answers directly above this post) and im not sure why...
if (question1.toUpperCase() === answer1){
correct += 1;
}
if (question2.toUpperCase() === answer2){
correct += 1;
}
if (question3.toUpperCase() === answer3){
correct += 1;
}