Speed calculator

**Haarek**

Made this speed calculator that gives you the time it will take to reach another object.

http://spiel.no/AA/speed.html

The thing I know I could improve is that I am declaring the same variables 2 times and just switching its name.

What do you think? Was it interesting?

**Lewwings**

I like it, good stuff Midget Smile

**Haarek**

Code:
<html>

<div style="margin-left:600px; margin-top:200px;background-color:#CFDFF9;width:175px;padding:50px;border:solid 1px black;">

<input type="text" id="inputNumber"/> <br><br>

<button id="calculate">Finn</button>

<p id="display">--</p>

</div>

</div>

<script>

var calculate = document.getElementById('calculate');

    calculate.addEventListener('click', function(na){

    inputNumber = document.querySelector('#inputNumber').value;

    document.getElementById('display').innerHTML = '-';

    for(var x=1;x < 50; x++){

        result = inputNumber / x;

        console.log(result);

        for(var y=2;y<50;y++){

            if (result == y) {

            console.log('Whole number:', result)

            document.getElementById('display').innerHTML = 

                inputNumber + ' / ' + result + ' = ' + x; 

            }    

        }

    }

});

</script>

</html>

Finds the lowest number to divide by to add i.e fractions

If you want to try it just put it in a text document and open it with chrome.

Grizzly

Nice, this is some good html coding

Slaint

Nice job midget!

**Conn**

Nice, is that plain HTML or HTML and JS or some similar lang?

**Haarek**

(09-12-2019, 04:11 PM)Conn Wrote: Nice, is that plain HTML or HTML and JS or some similar lang?

It is HTML and javascript, I used HTML so I could give an input and the rest is JS.

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