I have the following code below and trying to find a way to generate <ul> and <li> to output an unordered list via Javascript. Question(s): How can I parse the following array to generate a nested unordered list html? If…
I think I'm close to solving this one The goal here is the find the Numbers in the string and add them together to find the sum of them. there are numbers and letters in the strings in question instruction:…
I generated some divs with a loop and I can't change their color (or any of their properties) via aJavaScript event listener (The console log works, so the event listener is working). const main = document.getElementById('divmain'); let parent = document.querySelector('#parent');…
I'm trying to find the average value of the array, I'm stumped on how to add the array values together, I have the for loop condition set up ( for ( i = 0; i < array.length; i++) but how…
I've been working on this problem for so long i feel I've gone off the deepend and completly corrupted my way of thinking about the problem any help is appreciated thank you !! instruction: Create a function that works as…
I'm using React JS. My current code works, but I'm looking to make it more concise. I'm doing validation for user inputs. I'm saying "if the user input doesnt match A or B or O, then set it as invalid…
I am attempting to create an in-browser tic-tac-toe game. I am stuck on checking for win conditions. The game board is a flat array of 9 empty strings which are replaced with 'X' or 'O' when a move is played.…
I am new to programming and am trying to build this form validation function to check the validity of different input types and throw relevant errors. The part I am struggling with is incorporating iteration so that it runs through…
i want to replace divs using onclick() in a way that they seem to rotate from the default div1 to div2 to div3 and back to div1 and over and over again. i have with me something i have made…
I wanted to create a loop that could simulate a 5 second delay but ended up creating an infinite loop. I don't get why that works this way. let a = Date.now() + 5000; while(Date.now() < a) { console.log(1); }…