code javascript quick answer [closed]

Answer 1

It looks like that statement is just trying to ensure that order doesn't matter. So that if you put the first number in the second box and the second in the first box but still got the same three numbers as the lotto, you still win.

(ie 23,35,15 wins if the outcome was 15,23,35)

Answer 2

There is no need for a FOR loop here. The numbers are entered once and then they are checked against the lucky numbers. There is no need to iterate through a loop and check the same numbers over and over again.

If you want to loop through the entire process of getting numbers then checking those numbers against the lucky numbers and repeating if they do not match, you should use a DO-WHILE loop.

DO - get the numbers and check them against the lucky numbers.

WHILE - the numbers do not equal the lucky numbers.

Answer 3

You are assigning instead of comparing.

firstInput = luckyNumber

Should be:

firstInput == luckyNumber

Or better yet:

parseInt(firstInput, 10) === luckyNumber