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script.js

let humanScore = 0;
let computerScore = 0;
let currentRoundNumber = 1;

// Write your code below:
//step 3
let generateTarget = () => {
    return Math.floor(Math.random() * 9);  
};

//step 4
let compareGuesses = (human, computer, target) => {
    const userG = Math.abs(target - human);
    const computerG = Math.abs(target - computer);
    return userG <= computerG;

    /*if (userG <= computerG) {
        updateScore('human');
    } else {
        updateScore('computer');
    }*/
};

//step 5
let updateScore = winner => {
    if (winner === 'human') {
        humanScore += 1;
    } else if (winner === 'computer') {
        computerScore += 1;
    }
};

//step 6
function advanceRound() {
    currentRoundNumber += 1;
};

/!\ I don't know how my code doesn't let my humanScore +1 when human is winning, I can't find more mistake in my code and thats driving me mad please help ! /!\

let humanScore = 0; let computerScore = 0; let currentRoundNumber = 1;

// Write your code below: function generateTarget() { return Math.floor(Math.random() * 10); }

function compareGuesses(user, computer, target) { const userGuess = Math.abs(target - user); const computerGuess = Math.abs(target - computer); return userGuess <= computerGuess; /* if (userGuess <= computerGuess) { return updateScore("user"); } else if (computerGuess <= userGuess) { return updateScore("computer"); } */ }

function updateScore(winner) { if ("winner" === "user") { humanScore++; } else if ("winner" === "computer") { computerScore++; } }

function advanceRound() { return currentRoundNumber++; }

@mrstosh Your mistake is inside the code block of your function "updateScore". In the condition, that the if statement checks, you wrote
" "winner" === "user" " but because you used quotation marks around "winner", the programm treats that as a string and not as the parameter of the function. So, you just have to leave the quotation around "winner" in both if statement conditions.