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[twalker12]

Write a short choose-your-own adventure game in JavaScript

@egillespie Can you take a look at this? It's hosted here and meets the following criteria:

• [x] Use the prompt and confirm functions (each at least once) to collect choices from the user (the entire story will take place in dialog boxes, so your body element could actually be empty, apart from the script element to include your JavaScript)
• [x] Use if, else if, and else to branch the story, based on user choices
• [x] In at least one branch, there should be at least 3 choices for the user to make
• [x] Include at least one branch where different things can happen each time with Math.random()
• [x] Use a logical operator (&& or ||) at least once, where it makes sense
• [x] It should be impossible for an error to ever occur when playing your game, including handling for null/undefined where appropriate
• [x] All string input should be normalized, so that extra whitespace or a letter that's the wrong case will never cause a failed match
• [x] At least one number value is collected and used in a comparison (don't forget to convert it into a number first)
• [x] Don't get too carried away -- it can be tempting to build a complex video game, but remember, you can always come back and build on this project later

[egillespie]

Nice work on this, the code looks good and all the requirements have been met! :shipit:

No need to fix anything, but I do have a tip for future projects. Instead of this:

'What should you do next?' + 'Play in the sand' + ' ' + 'or' + ' ' + 'Run to class'

You can remove all of the ' + ' symbols and make one big string:

'What should you do next? Play in the sand or Run to class'

You did this for small strings, it totally works for long strings too. 😃