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1

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Hello everyone,
I’m not quite sure how to phrase my question, but tests 4, 6, 8, and 9 fail, even though my function passes the other tests.

Your code so far

let count = 0;

function cc(card) {

  if (card <= 6 && count > 0) {
    return (count + 1) +" Bet";
  } else if (card <= 6 && count <= 0) {
    return (count + 1) +" Hold";
  } else if (card <= 9 && count > 0) {
    return count + " Bet";
  } else if (card <= 9 && count <= 0) {
    return count + " Hold";
  } else if ((card === 10 || card === "J" || card === "Q" || card === "K" || card === "A") && (count > 0)) {
return count - 1 + " Bet";
  } else if ((card === 10 || card === "J" || card === "Q" || card === "K" || card === "A") && (count <= 0)) {
return count - 1 + " Hold";
  }
}

console.log(cc(6));

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Build a Card Counting Assistant - Build a Card Counting Assistant

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/full-stack-developer/lab-counting-cards/lab-counting-cards

2

What are tests 4, 6, 8, and 9?

What specific parts of your code do you think meet those requirements?

3

you may want to divide card counting from betting, right now your logic is all jumbled up making it difficult to get correct results

4

thanks all, so for this i just used prefix operand ++ to increment before return:

function cc(card) {

if (card <= 6 && count > 0) {

return ++count +" Bet";

} else if (card <= 6 && count <= 0) {

return ++count +" Hold";

} else if (card <= 9 && count > 0) {

return count + " Bet";

} else if (card <= 9 && count <= 0) {

return count + " Hold";

} else if ((card === 10 || card === “J” || card === “Q” || card === “K” || card === “A”) && (count > 0)) {

return --count + " Bet";

} else if ((card === 10 || card === “J” || card === “Q” || card === “K” || card === “A”) && (count <= 0)) {

return --count + " Hold";

}

}

5

That’s not a good solution. The logic for incrementing the count and the logic for the return statement should be totally separate

6

Okay, I’ll separate them for clarity.:ok_hand: