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Submitted by Amit Singh
over 9 years

Oops, try again. It looks like you didn't log anything!

What’s wrong with my coding below, please help???

if (7===7) { console.log=(“I finished my first course!”); }

else

{ console.log=(“long way to go!”); }

Answer 53ced5cb9c4e9da17900046f

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A semi column after a line tells the computer to do the operation “quietly” (without you seeing it). Erase the two semi columns after the console.log operations and you are good to go.

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Submitted by PurelySmart
over 9 years

1 comments

Roy over 9 years

Wrong. The semi-colons stay. They tell JavaScript to stop reading and start interpreting and executing the statement.

Answer 53cef7729c4e9d55c000037a

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The problem is this,

console.log=("..");

should be,

console.log("..");
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Submitted by Roy
over 9 years

2 comments

Amit Singh over 9 years

@Roy, I agree with you. However, I get new error message “Oops, try again. Your code doesn’t look quite right. Check the Hint if you need help!”

PurelySmart over 9 years

@Amit Singh I erased the semicolons from your code and it worked.

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