Lesson 4: readline Practice

Author: Maftuna Avazova

practice radline/Question.js

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+/*
+Instructions
+
+Create a command-line quiz application that tests students on knowledge from the
+Values, Data Types, and Operations module.
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+Your application should:
+    1. Use the readline-sync node module to ask users questions and collect their
+    responses.
+    2. Prompt the user for their name and greet them.
+    3. Use readline-sync.question() to ask the user 5 questions that test their
+    knowledge of Values, Data Types, and Operations.
+        - At least one of your questions should prompt the user for a number.
+    4. Store the user’s answers in variables.
+    5. Print the value of those answers back to the user.
+Setup
+    1. Make sure you install readline-sync following the instructions in the
+    Lesson: Values, Data Types, and Operations - 4.
+    2. For this activity, you will create your own repository to store your code:
+        1. Create a new repository.
+    2. Name it: practice-readline-sync-[Your First Name]-[Your Last Initial]
+    3. Make sure the repository is public.
+    4. Clone the repository to your local machine.
+    5. Start working on the code.
+    6. When you are finished, commit your changes and push them to your
+    repository.
+*/
+
+//Write your code below//
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+const readlineSync = require('readline-sync');
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+const questionOne = readlineSync.question('What is the result of 5 + 3? ');
+const questionTwo = readlineSync.question('What data type is "Hello, World!"? ');
+const questionThree = readlineSync.question('What keyword is used to declare a variable in JavaScript?');
+const questionFour = readlineSync.question('What is the result of 10 / 2? ');
+const questionFive = readlineSync.question('Which symbol is used for single-line comments in JavaScript? ');
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+const anwerQuestionOne = questionOne;
+const anwerQuestionTwo = questionTwo;
+const anwerQuestionThree = questionThree;
+const anwerQuestionFour = questionFour;
+const anwerQuestionFive = questionFive;
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+console.log("Here are your answers:");
+console.log(`1. Answer to Question One: ${anwerQuestionOne}`);
+console.log(`2. Answer to Question Two: ${anwerQuestionTwo}`);
+console.log(`3. Answer to Question Three: ${anwerQuestionThree}`);
+console.log(`4. Answer to Question Four: ${anwerQuestionFour}`);
+console.log(`5. Answer to Question Five: ${anwerQuestionFive}`);
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