This code takes the same sentence we saw in the Week 2 String Manipulation exercise but looks for words in that sentence that equal two variables animal_1 which is "fox" and animal_2 which is "dog".
This is done by going through the sentence and collecting the words. Then comparing them to the variable values.
var strSentence, strCharacter, strWord, intWord;
var animal_1, animal_2;
strSentence="The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.";
strWord="";
intWord=0;
animal_1="fox";
animal_2="dog";
for (count=0; count<=44; count++){
strCharacter=strSentence.charAt(count);
if ((strCharacter==" ") || (strCharacter==".")){
if((strWord==animal_1) || (strWord==animal_2)){
intWord++;
document.write("<i class='g'>Animal number</i><b> " + intWord + "</b> <i class='b'> is a</i> <b>" + strWord + "</b><br />");
}//close if
strWord="";
}//close if
else {
strWord+=strCharacter;
}//close else
}//close for