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1

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I can’t seem to fins the error/typo here when it says I need to log the messages when I already have.

Your code so far

let adjective = "string1";
let noun = "string2";
let verb = "string3";
let place = "string4";
let adjective2 = "string5";
let noun2 = "string6";

let firstStory = "Once upon a time, there was a(n) "+adjective+" "+noun+" who loved to eat "+noun2+". The "+noun+" lived in a "+place+" and had "+adjective2+" nostrils that blew fire when it was "+verb+".";
console.log("First story: [firstStory]")

adjective = "string1z";
noun = "string2z";
verb = "string3z";
place = "string4z";
adjective2 = "string5z";
noun2 = "string6z";
let secondStory = "Once upon a time, there was a(n) "+adjective+" "+noun+" who loved to eat "+noun2+". The "+noun+" lived in a "+place+" and had "+adjective2+" nostrils that blew fire when it was "+verb+".";
console.log("Second story: [secondStory]")

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2

this is not logging the first story, you need to log the story using that format, where instead of [firstStory] you have the value of the variable

3

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I dont understand the issue I feel ive tried everything
it states:

  1. You should log your first story using the message
    “First story: [firstStory]”

  2. You should log your second story using the format
    “Second story: [secondStory]”

Your code so far

let adjective = "string1";
let noun = "string2";
let verb = "string3";
let place = "string4";
let adjective2 = "string5";
let noun2 = "string6";

let firstStory = "Once upon a time, there was a(n) "+adjective+" "+noun+" who loved to eat "+noun2+". The "+noun+" lived in a "+place+" and had "+adjective2+" nostrils that blew fire when it was "+verb+".";
console.log("First story: [firstStory]",firstStory)

adjective = "string1z";
noun = "string2z";
verb = "string3z";
place = "string4z";
adjective2 = "string5z";
noun2 = "string6z";
let secondStory = "Once upon a time, there was a(n) "+adjective+" "+noun+" who loved to eat "+noun2+". The "+noun+" lived in a "+place+" and had "+adjective2+" nostrils that blew fire when it was "+verb+".";

console.log("Second story: [secondStory]",secondStory)

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User Agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/17.6 Safari/605.1.15

Challenge Information:

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4 
console.log("First story: ", firstStory)

I think those brackets mean to replace with the value of firstStory

5

but wouldn’t that just be apart of the string?

6

it needs to be part of the string, but you need to add in there the value of firstStory, not literally [firstStory]

7

you need to print only one sting, you need to use concatenation or something like that to print the story in the format given, so First story: <the value of the firstStory variable go here>

8

Awesome yes, after I concatenated the variable to the string "First story: " I was able to finally compete this Lab.