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Why Oops, try again! It looks like your <p></p> tags contain the text 'My first line of PHP!My first line of PHP!' instead of 'My first line of PHP!'
This is a werid bug.I have done all the exercises apart from this one and this one is behaving oddly.I have copyed and pasted the hint in but it still does not work. I am sure the syntax is not wrong. This is returning the right answer in the answer pane but it seems to think that I have typed it twice. But it is returning “My first line of PHP!My first line of PHP!” in the “Opps Try Again” pane.
Answer 515c6d3986fe2099d4000603
Answer 515e7bdd982c3bbe49001981
Got the same bug in Firefox, trying the same thing in Safari worked for me though. It passed.
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Peter Macinkovic about 11 yearsThank you dude, I was on Chrome and doing this on Safari worked.
We as the users shouldn’t have to resort to such methods but alas cie la vie..
Answer 515c16afbf03a114d9001678
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I have this problem as well.
Kamran Mackey about 11 yearsI have this very problem as well. I think the one who created these exercises messed up something and is causing it to show the error.
gingeraccountant about 11 yearsI have the same problem. Also on the next exercise it performs the 40 + 2 calculation but tells me its wrong when I click submit.
Answer 515fccef3d0aad881800177b
I think, the problem is in browser. I tried open the same lesson in google chrome and got error. Then i open it in internet explorer 10, had made no changes in the code and passed without error message. Strange
Answer 516bddf83652fc08f3004b49
It’s working for me now but thanks everyone
Answer 515f0863c04364bc70001073
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ah, should have scrolled down before commenting…
This doesn’t work. It’s printing the text inside the “ “ twice.
this one worked for me thanks
It is still not working for me.
It is still not working for me,too.
it worked for me thanks (with semicolon)
Maybe you should try :