Dice Game

Setup

• Fork this repository by clicking the "Fork" button (top-right corner of the remote repo)
• Clone the new repository to your local machine
  • From the command line: git clone {the-forked-page-url}

Part 1: Variables, functions and elements

Steps

1. Complete the steps in the HTML document to build a prototype interface for a dice game
   • See index.html for an example interface written within a comment block
2. Call getRandomDiceRoll() and store the result as a variable named diceRoll
3. Update user interface (document), showing the dice face (svg image) that matches the roll number
4. Use diceRoll to update the label "You rolled: #" (replacing # with the roll)
5. Wrap the dice roll procedure in a function named rollTheDice(), call it from the console to test
6. Listen for a click to happen to the <button>, then callback to the function rollTheDice

Tips

• Before starting, consider using the browser's developer tools to prototype a solution manually
  • Start by changing the document from the "Elements" tab to go from a roll 3 to roll 4
• Next, consider prototyping within JS by assigning a number to diceRoll before getting a random
  • This will assist by creating a controlled case before assigning a random value
• Use the console to test each line of code that affects the document, as you code
  • Mis-selecting elements will create errors that prevent the page from working as intended

Part 2: Control statements (conditions)

Complete these challenge exercises to enforce your understand of control statements:

1. Develop the necessary condition statements to allow the roll number to be expressed as a word
   • For example, "You rolled: 3" should be "You rolled: three"
2. Keep track of the previous roll value, such that if the same number is rolled twice consecutively, the output message will notify the user appropriately
   • For example, "You rolled another three"
3. Add a second dice to the application interface to mimic the results of the popular casino game, "craps". Replace the result message ("Your rolled: ____") with the appropriate roll outcome based on the table below, reflecting the result of rolling both dice together