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JavaScript
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Tell us what’s happening:

I am stuck,I am doing everything possible but Im not getting anywhere.

Your code so far

let adjective;
let noun;
let verb;
let place;
let adjective2;
let noun2;

let adjective = "fierce";
let noun = "dragon";
let verb = "angry";
let place = "mountain";
let adjective2 = "huge";
let noun2 = "meat";

let firstStory;
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);

let adjective;
let noun;
let verb;
let place;
let adjective2;
let noun2;
let adjective = "tiny";
let noun = "mouse";
let verb = "excited";
let place = "garden";
let adjective2 = "small";
let noun2 = "cheese";

let secondStory;
secondStory = "Once upon a time, there was a " + 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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Challenge Information:

Build a Sentence Maker - Build a Sentence Maker

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Compare this to your first story. Something missing?

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you should review how let works, this is not allowed

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let adjective;

let noun;

let verb;

let place;

let adjective2;

let noun2;

adjective = “fierce”;

noun = “dragon”;

verb = “angry”;

place = “mountain”;

adjective2 = “huge”;

noun2 = “meat”;

let firstStory;

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;

noun;

verb;

place;

adjective2;

noun2;

let adjective = “tiny”;

let noun = “mouse”;

let verb = “excited”;

let place = “garden”;

let adjective2 = “small”;

let noun2 = “cheese”;

let secondStory;

secondStory = "Once upon a time, there was a " + 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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You can only declare a variable once.

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down here there are more of those, please review about let

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Introduction to JavaScript - How Do let and const Work Differently When It Comes to Variable Declaration, Assignment, and Reassignment? | Learn | freeCodeCamp.org

This theory lecture should help you understand more about what is wrong with your code.

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