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function randomColor () {
var col = colorArr[randomNum()]
return col

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You may do this : return colorArr[randomNum()]

scoreObj.score += 10
scoreObj.scoreBoard.text(`Score : ${scoreObj.score}`)
// TODO: No Click? click = false
} else if (recArr[count - 1] != recArr[count - n]) {

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!==

audioCorrect()
scoreObj.score += 10
scoreObj.scoreBoard.text(`Score : ${scoreObj.score}`)
} else if (recCol[count - 1] != recCol[count - n]) {

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!==

// Random Number Generator
function randomNum () {
var index = Math.floor(Math.random() * 8)
return index

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You may just return the value

}

function audioCorrect () {
return document.getElementById('audioCorrect').play()

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How can we do this with jQuery?

var recCol = []
var count = 0
var index = 0
var on = 0

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maybe it is a confusing name with .on(). You can try gameOn , gameStart .

<div class="container">
<h1>Dual N Back Game Instructions</h1>

<h3>Each turn a random location and color will flash on the gameboard. The goal is to memorize the location and color 'n' turns back. Currently n = 1. If the location or color of current turn is the same as that of the previous turn, we should trigger the location or color button</h3><br>
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Why everything is h3 tags here?

<body>
<audio id="audioCorrect" type="audio/mpeg" src="./audio/correctAnswer.mp3"></audio>
<audio id="audioWrong" type="audio/mpeg" src="./audio/wrongAnswer.mp3"></audio>
<div class="container">
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Indentation issues here

var index = 0
var on = 0
var refreshIntervalId
var n = 2 // Difficulty Setting
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why dont name this variable difficultyLevel instead?

gameOverDiv.css('display', 'none')
})
$colorBtn.on('click', compareColor)
$(document).on('keydown', function (e) {
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could you give some spaces in between these codes? group them logically so it's easier to be read

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alexkimin commented Oct 15, 2017

Project Workflow: 3 / 5
Technical Requirement: 3 / 5
Creativity: 3 / 5
Code Quality: 3 / 5
Problem Solving: 3 / 5

Glow

Scaling down on the idea.
Step by step approach for additional functionality.
Active on questioning.

Grow

Need more detailed commit message, not like 'second try'.
Naming convention for variables.

Things to look for

I know it is hard to be familiar with many methods. Just keep practicing!

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