I need a new set of eyes for this, im really new to javascript and ive been working on this lab for like 3 hrs and i cant make it repeat - basically i must be doing something easy wrong here is the lab:
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Write a program that asks a user to enter a number. If the number is greater than a starting variable that is set to zero, output the number and then ask the user to enter a bigger number and store it in the starting variable. As long as the newly entered number is bigger than the last one then keep asking the user to enter another bigger number. Display each number that is entered. Once the user enters a number that is smaller than the last one entered then display the sign off message "Good bye!"
Code
function lab09unknownLoopCountPart1() {
// declare variables // constants
var enteredNumber;
var startingNumber;
var previousNumber;
var test;
startingNumber = 0;
enteredNumber = 1;
// get input & prompt user for input // loop
while (startingNumber < enteredNumber) {
enteredNumber = Number(prompt("Please enter a number"));
previousNumber = startingNumber;
if (startingNumber < enteredNumber) {
document.write(enteredNumber + " is bigger than " + previousNumber);
startingNumber = enteredNumber;
} else {
document.write(enteredNumber + " is smaller than " + previousNumber
+ "<br/>" + "Good Bye!");
}
}
}
Mind my indentation - its a bit off right now i plan on fixn it last. also ignore the test var. Yah to be honest staring at this to long just gettin annoyed any advice is good
-- keep in mind this is for a class so like do keep in mind we probably havnt gone over the easier more advanced / easier ways to do this so...