function Sunset(){

                            let buildings = [
                            document.getElementById("b1").value,
                            document.getElementById("b2").value,
                            document.getElementById("b3").value,
                            document.getElementById("b4").value,
                            document.getElementById("b5").value,
                            document.getElementById("b6").value]
                            //first building can always see sunset
                            let results = [];
                            let currentTallest = 0;
                            //for each building 
                            for (let buildingCount = 0; buildingCount < buildings.length; buildingCount++) {
                                
                              
                              // //assume no building is larger
                                let bigger = true;
                               
                                if(currentTallest < buildings[buildingCount]){
                                  currentTallest = buildings[buildingCount];
                                  bigger = false;
                                  console.log(currentTallest);
                                }
                                
                                //if there's a bigger building in front, view is blocked, otherwise view sunset
                                bigger ?  results.push("Blocked Sunset") : results.push("View Sunset");
                            }
                          
                            document.getElementById('o1').innerText = results[0];
                            document.getElementById('o2').innerText = results[1];
                            document.getElementById('o3').innerText = results[2];
                            document.getElementById('o4').innerText = results[3];
                            document.getElementById('o5').innerText = results[4];
                            document.getElementById('o6').innerText = results[5];
                          
                          }
                          
                          function Demolish(){
                            document.getElementById('b1').value = '';
                            document.getElementById('b2').value = '';
                            document.getElementById('b3').value = '';
                            document.getElementById('b4').value = '';
                            document.getElementById('b5').value = '';
                            document.getElementById('b6').value = '';
                          
                            document.getElementById('o1').innerText = '';
                            document.getElementById('o2').innerText = '';
                            document.getElementById('o3').innerText = '';
                            document.getElementById('o4').innerText = '';
                            document.getElementById('o5').innerText = '';
                            document.getElementById('o6').innerText = '';
                          }
                          
                
                    
                

About Sunset Hills Code

First we define a number of buildings that can have their values set by the user. The first building represents the western most building while the buildings right of the first progresively move further east. When a building west is taller than a building east of it, the view of the sunset wil be obscured from view for the occupants of that building.

To simulate this, we write a function that evaluates the height of the buildings and determines if that height is greater or less than the size of the proceeeding buildings. The first and western most building will always view the sunset, while the odds of the building viewing the sunset decreases the further east(right) we move.