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# Add Basic Scoring
The following example code demonstrates how to add basic scoring to your trivia game.
### HTML
Add an HTML element with a unique *id* that will display the score. For example, you could place the following example to the top of the question screen.
```markup
-
```
### Javascript
Next you will need to update the score presented on the screen at the appropriate time. For starters, place the following line of Javascript inside the curly braces `{ }` of the `onClickedAnswer()` function code block. Placing it at the top of the code block is a good place.
```javascript
$('#score').html(`${trivia.totalCorrect} of ${trivia.totalAnswered} Correct`);
```
That's it, but you will likely want to customize how the score is presented. You could also add the core to the *thank you* screen in a similar way.
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