function totalByColor(carMake) {
make=new Array();
make[0] = ‘ford’;
make[1] = ‘honda’;
make[2] = ‘chevy’;
make[3] = ‘toyota’;
price=new Array();
price[0] = ‘100’;
price[1] = ‘200’;
price[2] = ‘300’;
price[3] = ‘400’;
total = 0;
for (i=0; i=make.length; i++) {
if (carMake = price) {
return make + price;
}
};
};
Okay, so I’m helping a friend with some javascript homework, which I am in no way any good at. But the basis is to run a for loop, when the parameter carMake is “imputed” it will look at both arrays, then return the make and the price. I figured it would have to somehow running the loop to just look at the subscripts and then print out the two that match each other.
Some other info: the arrays I setup are for testing. In the directions he already has all the arrays setup. And under his “tips” he has: 1. You need a for loop that repeats for the length of the array (either one). 2. Inside the loop you need an if that determines when the make array matches the parameter. 3. When the make of a car matches the parameter add that price to the total.
I’m sure this is java 101 for absolute beginers, but I’m not sure how to go about it correctly. I had helped with 4 other problems that seemed a bit easier then this, just not sure where to start from what I have.
