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I am going to mostly focus on style here.

1. You need to indent your code. According to JSLint, JavaScript should use 4-space indentation.

2. You need to use braces around all your ifs, fors, &c. According to JSLint, you should style your braces like this:

    function myFunction() {
    if (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    while (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    }
   

3. As demonstrated in the example above, you should also use a space after your closing parenthesis ) and your opening brace {.

4. The man who wrote JSLint has a list of good styles, which seems to be widely used by the JavaScript community.

I am going to mostly focus on style here.

1. You need to indent your code. According to JSLint, JavaScript should use 4-space indentation.

2. You need to use braces around all your ifs, fors, &c. According to JSLint, you should style your braces like this:

    function myFunction() {
    if (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    while (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    }
   

3. As demonstrated in the example above, you should also use a space after your closing parenthesis ) and your opening brace {.

4. The man who wrote JSLint has a list of good styles, which seems to be widely used by the JavaScript community.

I am going to mostly focus on style here.

1. You need to indent your code. According to JSLint, JavaScript should use 4-space indentation.

2. You need to use braces around all your ifs, fors, &c. According to JSLint, you should style your braces like this:

    myFunction() {
    if (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    while (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    }
   

3. As demonstrated in the example above, you should also use a space after your closing parenthesis ) and your opening brace {.

4. The man who wrote JSLint has a list of good styles, and seems to be widely used by the JavaScript community.

I am going to mostly focus on style here.

1. You need to indent your code. According to JSLint, JavaScript should use 4-space indentation.

2. You need to use braces around all your ifs, fors, &c. According to JSLint, you should style your braces like this:

    function myFunction() {
    if (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    while (condition) {
    // Do something...
    }
    }
   

3. As demonstrated in the example above, you should also use a space after your closing parenthesis ) and your opening brace {.

4. The man who wrote JSLint has a list of good styles, which seems to be widely used by the JavaScript community.