Play mp3 after completion of function

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<title>Time

<h1>Time-based greeting</h1>
Timer 30 seconds
Beep
<h1 id="demo"></h1>
<script>

var bleep1 = new Audio();
bleep1.src = './CorrectAnswer.mp3';	
var myTemp = []

function myTimer() {
    var timeleft = 33;
    var n=3;
    var t=1;
    var Timer = setInterval(function(){
        if(timeleft>33){
            timeleft = timeleft - t;
        }
        else {
            timeleft = timeleft - n;
        } 
        console.log("Time Left: "+timeleft);
        if(timeleft < n)
            clearInterval(Timer);
        document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = "Your timer is running: "+timeleft;    
        if(timeleft < n)
            document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = "Your time is up! ";  
    },1000);
}
</script>

<br><br>
<h2>F12 Check Console </h2>

What I have tried:

onmouseover="bleep1.play()" works. I can't get it play after myTimer() is completed

Posted 10-Aug-21 13:39pm

Dimiter2011

Updated 10-Aug-21 22:05pm

Richard Deeming

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Richard Deeming, I do appreciate your response! Wasn't expecting reply so soon.
HTML & JavaScript allows me to keep track of time a button was clicked. Results added to LocalStorage.
Here's sample of my project. Playing sound on completion of timer worked like a charm :-)

<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>Time

Time-based greeting

Show Time
Timer in seconds

F12 Check Console & Application old

Posted 13-Aug-21 6:42am

Dimiter2011

Updated 13-Aug-21 6:57am

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2021-08-10T22:05:00

Assuming your page has permission to play audio without user interaction, it would be as simple as:

JavaScript

if (timeleft < n) {
    clearInterval(Timer);
    bleep1.play();
}

However, note that most browsers block script from playing sounds until the user has interacted with the page:
Autoplay guide for media and Web Audio APIs - Web media technologies | MDN[^]