The Modern JavaScript Bootcamp (2019) - Update: Fixing an Edge Case

The video addresses a problem in the Hangman game where spaces in the puzzle are not correctly handled, preventing the game from recognizing when a puzzle is solved. The tutorial explains the issue, which lies in the logic of the Hangman.js file, and demonstrates how to fix it by adjusting the code to account for spaces. After implementing the fix, the video tests the solution to ensure the game now correctly identifies when a puzzle is completed, even with spaces. The tutorial concludes with a successful test and a minor typo correction.

What issue arises in the Hangman game when dealing with multiple words?

• The game does not allow spaces in the word.

• Spaces are not correctly accounted for in puzzle completion logic.

• Spaces are automatically guessed by the game.

• The game crashes when a space is encountered.

In the Hangman.js file, which function correctly handles the space character?

• calculateStatus

• getPuzzle

• checkGuess

• renderPuzzle

What logical operator is used to fix the issue with spaces in the Hangman game?

• OR

• AND

• XOR

• NOT

What was the minor typo in the success message that was corrected?

• Changing 'word' to 'work'

• Changing 'work' to 'word'

• Changing 'guess' to 'guessed'

• Changing 'complete' to 'completed'

After fixing the logic, what message is displayed when the puzzle is completed successfully?

• Congratulations! You solved the puzzle.

• Great work. You guessed the word.

• Success! All letters guessed.

• Well done! Puzzle completed.