Hi guys who can solve the take a trip code test in Javascript lesson here

Answer 1

Funsho Ajayi
yeah see my code👇👇👇👇👇

function main() {

var distance = parseInt(readLine(), 10);

//your code goes here

console.log((distance/40)*60);

}

Answer 2

The variable "distance" is input by a user/the system.
I think I've seen A͢J mention before..
Think of adding 2 numbers and outputting the result.

You can of course write a program that does:
2 + 3 = 5
But what if the user wants to tell your program different numbers?
So, you create variables a, b and c.
a + b = c
a and b are inputs and no matter what the user wants, your programs will work.
If the user wants 3 inputs though... that is for another day.

Answer 3

I think many have and can. Do you want help with your attempt?
Can you copy your code into the code playground and attach it here?

Answer 4

There's a distinct difference between your code and NonStop CODING . Your code is trying to solve one case only because you have input the exact amount of miles from case 1.
Nonstop's code accepts the input "distance" and can solve all cases/possibilities.
Try it.
If it works, please remember: you are coding to solve many different needs and problems, not just a single case or possibility.

Answer 5

Funsho Ajayi
my code is 100% correct just run it in the trip planner project😎

i used the most basic formula

distance = speed * time

so time = distance / speed

then convert this time into minutes by multiplying with60
so final answer 👇👇👇

(distance / speed) * 60 // given speed = 40 mph

Answer 6

Funsho Ajayi post this new question in a new post not here

and edit the current post and write [ SOLVED ] in front of it (if it has solved). like this 👇👇👇👇

[ SOLVED ] Hi guys who can solve the take...................here

Answer 7

Funsho Ajayi

Share your solution

Answer 8

Funsho Ajayi we are not same bro. Copy paste my code you'll see how it works🙃🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂.
read Ausgrindtube comment😍

Answer 9

It's because "distance" in this program is the input variable name.

Change
var distance
And
console.log((distance/40)

To any word you want.
var littlePig
console.log((littlePig/40)

Answer 10

And tag the programming language and attach your attempt from the code playground.

Answer 11

Its the question I don't understand

Answer 12

I solved the code for the first output but the second one needs to be outputted as well

Answer 13

You need to plan a road trip. You are traveling at an average speed of 40 miles an hour.
Given a distance in miles as input (the code to take input is already present), output to the console the time it will take you to cover it in minutes.

Sample Input:
150

Sample Output:
225

Answer 14

function main() {
var distance = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
//your code goes here
var mPH = 40;
var m = 590;
mPH = m/mPH;
var mPM = 60;
mPM *= mPH;
console.log(mPM);

}

Answer 15

Here's my code above

Answer 16

Thanks but.... It's the same as my code...
I need some one show me his to pass that test in the JavaScript class...
How do I input the answer for the different tests at the same time without them clashing

Answer 17

Wow

Answer 18

So how was the input distance correct

Answer 19

I don't get how this nonstop Coding code is correct.. Can you explain pls thank you

Answer 20

If I don't use the word do
"Distance" the code won't work

So this particular word coz I tried it before without that word