How do I Loop multiple functions using the for loop in JavaScript

[rowdyjosh02]

So I have 4 functions all of them are purely functions to grab words or numbers randomly and creating a random password. this is for a course I'm doing and i remember my adviser telling me it was as simple as changing the console.log line on 25 but I can remember and I can ask him till tomorrow and its just eating at me knowing it could be so simple. I need it to loop 3 times 

 

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//function to generate and display to console Word 1 - random number

function Word1() {

    return Math.floor(Math.random() * 9 + 1);

}

 

//function to generate and display to console Word 2 - random emotion

function Word2() {

let emotions = ['Happy', 'Confused', 'Scared', 'Sad', 'Angry', 'Surprise'];

return emotions[Math.floor(Math.random()*emotions.length)];

}

 

//function to generate and display to console Word 3 - random plural noun

function Word3() {

let Nouns = ['Cat', 'Buse', 'Photo', 'Potatoe'];

return Nouns[Math.floor(Math.random()*Nouns.length)] + "s";

}

 

//function to generate and display to console Word 4 - random verb

function Word4() {

let verbs = ['Tolerate', 'Surprise', 'Sleeping', 'Jumping', 'Approach', 'Identify'];

return verbs[Math.floor(Math.random()*verbs.length)]

}

 

console.log( Word1() + " " + Word2() + " " + Word3() + " " + Word4());

 

[PurpleCodes]

for(let i = 0; i < 10; i++){
    console.log( Word1() + " " + Word2() + " " + Word3() + " " + Word4());
}

If you want to run the log 10 times you would do something like this. Anything you put inside a for loop will run as many times as the for loop runs.

[BobVonBob]

Unless there's some other restriction, why are you adding an "s" to nouns to try to make them plural instead of just making an array of plural nouns to begin with? Never mind that "Buse" and "Potatoe" are wrong.

 

Anyway, to repeat a section, you need to wrap it in a for loop. You know the name of the thing you want, a for loop, but you don't know how to use it. When you get into this situation, that's the perfect time to look up documentation. MDN Web Docs are a great place to learn about JavaScript. Here's the page on for loops.

[rowdyjosh02]

6 minutes ago, PurpleCodes said:

for(let i = 0; i < 10; i++){
    console.log( Word1() + " " + Word2() + " " + Word3() + " " + Word4());
}

If you want to run the log 10 times you would do something like this. Anything you put inside a for loop will run as many times as the for loop runs.

Thanks so much mate. I had that for loop code written similar but i just wasnt getting it right and it was erroring out