I am trying to make a javascript program that calculates the area of a trapezoid. So far below is my js code:
var lol=prompt("Please enter which 2d polygon you would like this awesome calculator to calculate.")
if(lol==="trapezoid"){
var tr1=prompt("Enter the top base.")
var tr2=prompt("Enter the bottom base.")
var tr3=prompt("Now enter the height.")
confirm((tr1+tr2)*(tr3)/2)
}
But when I put 4,5,6 in my calculator, it spits out 135 instead of 27.
Why?
You can use parseInt
to set the values as integers.
var lol=prompt("Please enter which 2d polygon you would like this awesome calculator to calculate.")
if(lol==="trapezoid"){
var tr1=Number(prompt("Enter the top base."))
var tr2=Number(prompt("Enter the bottom base."))
var tr3=Number(prompt("Now enter the height."))
confirm((tr1+tr2)*(tr3)/2)
}
Here's a JSFiddle with Benjamine's Number
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