Basic JavaScript - Adding a Default Option in Switch Statements

JavaScript
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i need help with default switch statement

function switchOfStuff(val) {
  let answer = "";
  // Only change code below this line
switch(val){
  case "a":
  answer = "apple";
  break;

  case "b":
  answer = "bird";
  break;

  case "c":
  answer = "cat";
  break;

  case "d":
  answer = "stuff";
  break;

  case 4:
  answer = "stuff";
  break;

  default:
  "stuff";
  break
}


  // Only change code above this line
  return answer;
}

switchOfStuff(1);

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Challenge: Basic JavaScript - Adding a Default Option in Switch Statements

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What do you want to do with that string?

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i want to set a default statement. that’s why i used that string

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That string is just floating around doing nothing though

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so what should i do to set the default statement

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Which value do you want to set as the default value?

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“stuff” is the value i want to set as defualt

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what do you want to do with the string "stuff"? Do you want to assign this value to some variable or just print it to the console or something else?

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my task require me to set it as default value, possibly to print it out as default value

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set it as a default value basically means that you need to assign it to some variable.

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Read the first line.
Note: Here answer is a name of a variable.

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thanks i have got it

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