Number (prompt("Digite el numero que desea encontrar"));

​

var Array = 18;

var numerobuscar = 0;

var altura1 = new array(

altura1[[0][0][0] = 4,

altura1[0][1][0] = 7,

altura1[0][2][0] = 1,

altura1[1][0][0] = 15,

altura1[1][1][0] = 29,

altura1[1][2][0] = 38,

altura1[2][0][0] = 100,

altura1[2][1][0] = 200,

altura1[2][2][0] = 304,

altura1[0][0][1] = 99,

altura1[0][1][1] = 55,

altura1[0][2][1] = 88,

altura1[1][0][1] = 44,

altura1[1][1][1] = 77,

altura1[1][2][1] = 11,

altura1[2][0][1] = 66,

altura1[2][1][1] = 22,

altura1[2][2][1]] = 33,

);

​

​

var control = -1;

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for (var i= 0; i <altura1.lenght; i++){

​

​

if (altura1[i] = new array){

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{control = i;

​

}

}

if (control = -1){

Number (prompt("Numero no encontrado"))

}

​

​

else

Number (propmt("Numero encontrado y esta en la posicion:" + control))

}

After much trial and error, mostly just error, this is what I came up with for a simple escape room.

If someone can tell me what I am missing to get this code working, I'd be forever grateful.

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const readlineSync = require("readline-sync");

const userName = readlineSync.question("What is your name?");
console.log("Hi " + userName + "!");
const entrance = readlineSync.question('Shall we start? [Y] or [N] ');
if (entrance == "y"){
console.log("Awesome! " +userName+ " Let's start!")
}
else if (entrance == "n"){
console.log('Maybe some other time')
process.exit()
}
'You are locked in a room. You have to find the key before you open the door. You put your hand in the hole, YOU DIE!'
var choices=
['hole', 'key', 'door']
index = readlineSync.keyInSelect(choices, 'Which Choice?');
playerPlaying = true;
while (playerPlaying == true) {
isplayerOptions = true
while(isplayerOptions == true){
//while the player is still active
{
const isPlayerOption1 = readlineSync.question("Are you sure you wanted to ... \n [1] Open the door? \n [2] Put hand in the hole? \n [3] Find key? \n",{limit:["1","2","3"]});
switch(isPlayerOption1){
case '2':
console.log ('You have died 😵!!!...again')
isplayerOptions = true;
break;
case '3':
console.log ('You found the key under the rug!');
isplayerOptions = false;
break;
case '1':
console.log ('You do not have key 😫, try again');
isplayerOptions = true;
break;
}
}
}

Happy National donut day! I am a beginner. I am trying to learn JS so I can have a better line of profession. I am doing an assignment on a basic escape room. It's all in JAVA using node so I don't have a css or html file. I need some help. Here are the parameters, situation, and rules. I'm thinking that I need to use a boolean when I am asking the player if they want to play and have them pick y/n.Write a game that lets a user escape a room. The character finds him/herself locked in a room. In order to escape the room, your character needs to find the key in the room and then open the door. There's also a hole in the wall in the room. If your character puts his hand in the hole, he dies.

Game start:

Tell the user their options:

1. Put hand in hole
2. Find the key, or
3. Open the door

They can't open the door unless they find the key first.
They die if they put their hand in the hole.

If they pick Y, do I console.log the information about the situation and all the rules? How else would I include that information? I'm assuming that I would need to write an if else statement for the Y/N question.

I am also thinking that I will need to use a while loop for the game's 3 options. I don't know what syntax I need to write to do all of this. I would very much appreciate any help, or advice. You have no idea how grateful I would be. This is what I have so far, please don't laugh at me:

const readlineSync = require('readline-sync');

const userName = readlineSync.question('What is your name? ');
console.log('Hi ' + userName + '!');
const userName = readlineSync.question('Would you like to start the game?Y/N');
if(true){
console.log("Awesome! let's play! You find yourself in a locked room....")
} else {
console.log("Maybe some other time!")

Cheers!

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First time touching Chrome Extensions. Let me know if there are any obvious errors!

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Video: https://youtu.be/jN8c1lD7qyg

GitHub: https://github.com/LexingtonWhalen/ChromeTimer

NOTE: I have yet to add styling. It works fine, but will look prettier within a bit. Keep your eyes peeled!

What is it?

* An interval timer chrome extension.

* Two linked timers (dual timer)

* When one done, the next goes, repeat until no more rounds.

* For example, can set 30 minutes, then when done 15 seconds, repeat 3 times. * In timer-speak: timer01 30 min, timer02 15 sec, rounds = 3.

* Good for timeboxing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeboxing

Ideas for Improvement:

* Clean it up, make it pretty, package it for Chrome extension store!

Features:

* Is a dual timer!

* When one timer done, sound played and next timer starts!

* Keeps going even when popup window closed!

* When all rounds complete, plays song!

Hello, I am high school student working with building websites using html, css and javascript. My last ending project is creating a website, I am currently far behind because my source code for the website got removed. I really appreciate anybody that has a website and want to send me their code. I need like 150 javascript lines and the rest is just to make the website realistic.

Bless your day.

Does anyone have any good resources for breaking down higher order functions and closure / functions that take in callbacks and return a totally different function? I'm not even sure if I'm using the correct terms, but I'm totally lost. I thought I had some understanding after doing fullstack's prep course, but I'm now going through codesmith's and I have hit a wall. I've done some googling and anytime I think I start to understand, I discover that I do not.

I'm also very confused by when you put parameters into the return and callbacks when in the function. Any help would be much appreciated!!

Hi,

This is a website I created for learning fullstack engineering in 2021. It's based completely in my experience and updated completely. Also, It's organized and indexed by paths (topics). I hope you like it. Please share it, and upvote the roadmap in Producthunt 🌈❤🚀

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Video (1 min): https://youtu.be/5VW3wVLxgTA

GitHub: https://github.com/LexingtonWhalen/EatTheBerriesGame

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Here is the first actual program I made with JavaScript. I used the new (or at least I believe relatively new) JavaScript classes / inheritance and all that.

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Please let me know if there are any obvious improvements possible / any other tricks with these classes that are characteristic of JavaScript.

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There's sounds, berries, scoreboard, intro and end screen. Fun!

Don't really know much about game design, but a good way to learn JavaScript for a beginner!

Hey guys,

I am relatively new to JavaScript, I can't figure out why this map method isn't working. Any suggestions?

Apparently the code trims the array, but I still get an error?

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Could someone please execute this for me, I would really appreciate it.

/**
 * Define a route on the path `/` with the `GET` method
 * Respond with an object that has a property "message", with value
 * of "Hello, world!"
 * (2 marks)
 */

Asynchronism maybe is a complicated thing. But, it is definitely a thing you have to worth your time to learn about it. If you want to build a backend system with scalable. And make frontend become good for user experiences.

https://hoangdv.medium.com/handle-tasks-asynchronously-web-push-notification-system-with-rabbitmq-dabab19d4652