Using regular expressions to check for a correct answer from a prompt has been challenging. The current expression seems to be giving unexpected results, marking valid answers as false. For instance, when inputting the number 3, Selenium indicates that the result is false instead of true. However, modifying the expression to a greater than or equal condition like * javascript{storedVars['userAnswer'] <=11;} *, Selenium recognizes the response correctly as true.
After considering data type discrepancies and ensuring the variable being compared was indeed a Number, the issue persisted. Can you spot what may have been overlooked in the script below?
<tr>
<td>showPrompt<\td>
<td>Pick a number between 1-11 only!!! <br /> *1<\td>
<td>userAnswer<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['userAnswer'] == ('^[1-9][0-1]?$);}\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>echo<\td>
<td>The results is = ${results}.<\td>
<td><\td>
<\tr>
An alternative attempt was made by setting a variable to the numeric value 5 and comparing it against different conditions. Surprisingly, some tests failed unexpectedly despite expectations. What could possibly explain this? Here are the comparisons:
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{new Number(5);}<\td>
<td>nbrAnswer<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>echo<\td>
<td>The nbrAnswer value is = ${nbrAnswer}.<\td>
<td><\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['nbrAnswer'] == 5;}<\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['nbrAnswer'] == [5];}<\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['nbrAnswer'] == [1-9];}<\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['nbrAnswer'] == ('^[1-9]');}<\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>
<tr>
<td>storeEval<\td>
<td>javascript{storedVars['nbrAnswer'] == ('^[1-9][1-2]?$');}<\td>
<td>results<\td>
<\tr>