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Funkypunky:
Nice one bro...At a point i entered nothing and it still output correct...So might need to check that..
Awesome

My brother, how far? It's me; we met at the EPIC Tower (for the Cycle 36 Interview) and walked home together.

How are you doing?

Solomon27:
Guys check out my lil project. wanna know your reviews:

https://lawaldare.github.io/mylilpro/

I love your program. Particularly I love the background-colour you've used - it's beautiful!

Here are a few things I think you should look into:

1. You should try to make a custom dialog-box for displaying your quiz-questions and collecting user-inputs. The default dialog displayed by the 'prompt' keyword provides the user with a checkbox, which (when selected) prevents the page from creating additional dialogs. And if that happens, your program becomes completely useless.

2. I noticed (from your code) that you're only checking if the user's gender is 'male'; in which case you welcome the user with: 'You are welcome Mr....', otherwise you say 'You are welcome Ms....'. Now, what happens is this: If I enter 'olodo' as my gender, it says 'You are welcome Ms...'. Also, even if I enter the string 'Male or MALE' as my gender, I'm welcomed as female. It means your program doesn't properly cater to my gender if I enter anything other than 'male' as my gender.

Here's what I think you should do:

- Specifically check to see if the user has entered either string 'male' or 'female' as gender, and then welcome him/her appropriately. If the user's gender is neither 'male' nor 'female', you should display a generic welcome-message.

You could modify your code to do stuff like this:

if (gender.toLowerCase() == "male" )
{
alert(`You are welcome Mr. ${firstName} ${lastName}, here are the riddles`);
}
else if (gender.toLowerCase() == "female" )
{
alert(`You are welcome Ms. ${firstName} ${lastName}, here are the riddles`);
}
else
{
alert(`You are welcome ${firstName} ${lastName}, here are the riddles`);
}

of course, you could also replace the 'if-else-if' construct with a 'switch' construct.

3. Finally, I notice you're using the statement-terminator (';') in a manner that makes it look like you don't really understand its purpose. Yes, the program works, but it sends a negative message.

As an example, consider the following snippets I've extracted from your source:

if (gender == "male" ){
alert(`You are welcome Mr. ${firstName} ${lastName}, here are the riddles`);
}else {
alert(`You are welcome Ms. ${firstName} ${lastName}, here are the riddles`);
}; What exactly is this semicolon doing here?


How about this?

function start(quiz){
let score = 0;
// main game loop
for (const [question, answer] of quiz){
const response = ask(question);
check(response, answer);
}; Again, what is this semicolon doing here?


//end of main game loop

It's obvious those are not typos, because the pattern is repeated all over your source.

Besides those, I think you've done a very good job!

Blessings...

2O17:
Thanks, I have finally chosen a date.

Great! You're welcome.

2O17:
I am experiencing same.

I did experience the same within the early-hours of today...sent them an e-mail, but received no response...yet. However, I just followed the link now and discovered a date is now available for a pick; so I've scheduled mine. I'm guessing the issue is due to some wrong-setting(s) made within the Calendly App. Several companies are having issues with correctly setting-up that app.

You should try visiting your link within normal working-hours (like now) and see if you can pick a date.

Good luck!