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it keeps telling me to declare variable with var and use semicolon at the end. I am doing that. I even do exactly like the hint said and it is still telling me I am wrong. I even typed var ourname; just like the example.
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//var myname; = "robert"
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Hey, you have declared a string variable. You need to create a variable that is not assigned to any value. While creating the variable, consider camelCase.
If you use the example in the lesson and just do your code with the instruction variable, you will pass.
Like you, when I completed this at first, I went that extra step.
in the beginning, I did use the example as it was written precisely. var ourname; and it said the same thing. I then went online to see how others did it and that is when I did what you see there.
