Build a Loan Qualification Checker - Step 4

[ishansainju1]

const minIncomeForDuplex = 60000;
const minCreditScoreForDuplex = 700;

const minIncomeForCondo = 45000;
const minCreditScoreForCondo = 680;

const minIncomeForCar = 30000;
const minCreditScoreForCar = 650;

function getLoanMessage(annualIncome, creditScore) {
if(creditScore >= minCreditScoreForDuplex && annualIncome >= minIncomeForDuplex) {
return “You qualify for a duplex, condo, and car loan.”
}
else if(annualIncome >= minIncomeForCondo && creditScore>= minCreditScoreForCondo)
{
return “You qualify for a condo and car loan.”}}
if(!getLoanMessage){
return “undefined”
}

Challenge Information:

Build a Loan Qualification Checker - Step 4

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[a1legalfreelance]

if(!getLoanMessage){
return “undefined”

Why have you added this?

Also check your closing brackets for your function and if statements to ensure there are no extra ones.

[bappyasif]

hello and welcome to fcc forum

@ishansainju1

else if(annualIncome >= minIncomeForCondo && creditScore>= minCreditScoreForCondo)
{
return “You qualify for a condo and car loan.”}}

• a syntax typo in that conditional scope, double check “closing curly brackets”

happy coding