Is this solution fine ?

I would like to ask if this solution is fine because I kind of wanted to make it python-like with lambda-like with arrow function but not sure if this is ok for JavaScript or if I can use something like this and probably my comments aren't the best but well still want to ask the question.

code: /**

• Returns a message to a page
• @param {string} message - the message for the user to see.
• @return {string} - message with HTML code like <h1></h1> for better formatting. */

function writeToPage(message) { const selector = document.querySelector('main'); return selector.innerHTML = ${message} }

/**

• Checks if the Input is a number and returns a message based on if it passes if statement.
• @param {*} lowerNumber - user input of lower number to convert to Int and check.
• @param {*} upperNumber - user input of upper number to convert to Int and check.
• @function getRandomNumber - Arrow function returns a random number provided by the user.
• @function writeToPage - function call to write the message to a web page. */

function checkInput(lowerNumber, upperNumber) { if (parseInt(lowerNumber) && parseInt(upperNumber)) { // should use isNaN() const getRandomNumber = (lower, upper) => { return Math.floor(Math.random() * (upper - lower + 1)) + lower }; writeToPage(<h1>The randomized number between ${lowerNumber} and ${upperNumber}</br>is: ${getRandomNumber(parseInt(lowerNumber), parseInt(upperNumber))}</h1>); } else { writeToPage(<h1>Please provide numbers!</br>Your inputs:</br>lower number: ${lowerNumber}</br>upper number: ${upperNumber}</h1> </br></br><h2>Please reload a page and try again!<h2>) } }

// Call the function and pass it different values

const lowerNumber = prompt("What is the lower number to randomize?"); const upperNumber = prompt("What is the upper number to randomize?");

checkInput(lowerNumber, upperNumber);