I was bored today and was watching Youtube. In one video I saw 3 people competing against each-other in a game of pool to win a prize. We'll list the 3 people as a, b, and c. In the tournament if someone one they got a point, and then competed against the person who hasn't played yet.
So, a played against b. If a wins, c plays against a. if c wins, b plays against c. etc...
The only issue I see in my program is that sometimes there is a 3 way tie, and i'm not sure how to fairly compute that? I am using a random number generator to generate a number 1-2 giving each team a 50% chance to win against eachother.
<html>
<body>
<h1>Challenge</h1>
<h2 id="genRanNumb">_</h2>
<h2 id="rankings">_</h2>
</body>
<script>
let genRanNumb = (n) => {
return randomInt = Math.floor(Math.random() * n) + 1;
}
let [scoreA, scoreB, scoreC] = [0, 0, 0];
let [teamAB, teamBC, teamAC] = [true, null, null]
if (teamAB === true) { //team that fights
let winnerAB = genRanNumb(2); // 50% Chance of each team winning when they fight
console.log("winnerAB:", winnerAB);
if(winnerAB === 1) { //1 means A wins, 2 means B wins
scoreA++; //Score goes up for winner
teamAC = true; //next challenge starts against the next contestant
if(teamAC === true){
let winnerAC = genRanNumb(2);
console.log("winnerAC:", winnerAC);
if(winnerAC === 1){
scoreA++;
}else if(winnerAC === 2){
scoreC++;
teamBC = true;
if(teamBC === true) {
let winnerBC = genRanNumb(2);
console.log("winnerBC:", winnerBC);
if(winnerBC === 1){
scoreB++;
}else if(winnerBC === 2){
scoreC++;
}
}
}
}
}else if (winnerAB === 2){
scoreB++;
teamBC = true;
if(teamBC === true){
let winnerBC = genRanNumb(2);
console.log("winnerBC:", winnerBC);
if(winnerBC === 1){
scoreB++;
}else if(winnerBC === 2){
scoreC++;
let winnerAC = genRanNumb(2);
console.log("winnerAC:", winnerAC);
if(winnerAC === 1){
scoreA++;
}else if(winnerAC === 2){
scoreC++;
}
}
}
}
document.getElementById("rankings").innerHTML = "A Team: " + scoreA + "<br />B Team: " + scoreB + "<br />C Team: " + scoreC;
}
</script>
</html>
Also is there a cleaner way to write this? I was trying to make the repetitive parts into a function but since they all have unique variables I am struggling a bit with that.
Any advice helps! I'm just doing this for fun and to try to learn a bit of statistics in all honesty haha.
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