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pemilu

v1.0.0

Published

election survey tool

Downloads

5

Readme

pemilu

election tool

Election JavaScript Code

This JavaScript code simulates an election process (pemilu). It defines a Candidate class to represent candidates with properties like name, party, and agenda, and a VotingBooth class to manage the voting process.

Usage

  1. Clone the repository or copy the election.js file into your project.
  2. Include election.js in your HTML file using a <script> tag.
  3. Run your HTML file in a web browser to see the output in the console.

Explanation

  • The Candidate class represents a candidate with properties like name, party, and agenda. It has methods campaign() to log information about the candidate's campaign and addVote() to add votes to the candidate.
  • The VotingBooth class manages the voting process. It has methods to add candidates and conduct the election by simulating votes from a voter list.
  • Candidate objects are created, added to a voting booth, and a simulated voter list is used to conduct the election.
  • The election results are displayed in the console.

License

This code is provided under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify it for your projects.