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I need help, the issue is understanding what is really needed here and how to go about it
Your code so far
const remainder = 0;
11 % 3 = 2;
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Challenge: Basic JavaScript - Finding a Remainder in JavaScript
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you have to put value in remainder, don’t create another line.
It wants the " % " sign here hence I started on the new line
remove your second line and add this into your first line as value,
YOU ARE CONFUSING ME EVEN WORSE THAN WHAT IS REQUIRED OF ME
bro if you trying to write code in next line you have to create a variable first for code.
You keep talking about “this” I have to block you cos I need help here to get ahead NOT to adopt frustration from you
Do you want me to tell you tp use an EXAMPLE in your expanation?
You need to assign value to variable. Maybe try refresh from previous?
const myFavoriteNumber = 5 + 5 // example
I need a developer of freecodecamp to tell me how to go about this confusing problem. You have no clue how to advice me. You are too vague or me
I know coding can be frustrating, but its better if you actually work with those trying to help you. Explain to them why their hints are not helping you so they can adjust how they help. Just saying "
Is not going to help them know how they can help you better, and it may potentially cause others not want to help you in the future
Your code
Right now remainder has the value of 0 right? Thats not what you want, you want remainder to have the value of your second line. You need to put your second line in place of the 0 in your code. After you do that you need to remove the = 2 part.
As the directions say
" Set remainder equal to the remainder of 11 divided by 3 using the remainder (% )"
So you only need the 11 divided by 3 part
My apologies for my erratic behaviour. Thank you for your assistance