alert("You will play 10 round and the highest scorer will win the game")
//let player1 = prompt("choose")
let element = ['snake', 'water', 'gun']
let player1_score=0
let player2_score=0
for (let i =0; i<10;i++)
{
let player1 = prompt("choose")
let player2 = element[Math.floor(Math.random() * (element.lenght -0) + 0)]
if ((player1== snake && player2 ==snake) || (player1== water && player2==water) || (player1== gun && player2 ==gun))
{
alert("Tie")
}
if ((player1== snake && player2 ==water) | (player1== gun && player2==snake) || (player1== water && player2 == gun))
{
alert("player1 wins")
player1_score++
}
if ((player1== snake && player2 ==gun) || (player1== gun && player2==water) || (player1== water && player2 ==snake))
{
alert("player2 wins")
player2_score++
}
}
alert("winner of Game is : ")
if (player1_score > player2_score )
alert("user wins with score : " + player1_score)
else if (player2_score > player1_score)
alert ("bot wins with score" + player2_score)
else
alert ("tie")
console.log("final score"+ "\n" + "user : " + player1_score + "\n" + "bot : " + player2_score )
The problem is with the prompt inside the for loop for player1. When I enter snake inside the prompt box it gives a error "snake is not defined". But when I try outside the for loop it works fine. Please help me out I am still in learning phase.
The problem is with the prompt inside the for loop for player1.
No it isn't. The problem is where the code is trying to use a variable that isn't defined:
(player1 == snake && player2 == snake)
There is no variable called snake
. There is, however, a string value 'snake'
:
let element = ['snake', 'water', 'gun']
Did you mean to compare it with a string?:
(player1 == 'snake' && player2 == 'snake')
Or perhaps with the array element?:
(player1 == element[0] && player2 == element[0])