Build a Sentence Maker

JavaScript
1

Please my code isn’t passing this section “24. You should use the correct story format for the second story: “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].”. Pay attention to spaces.”

I have crosschecked spacing and spellings and nothing seems to be wrong with the code. Here is the code:

{

let adjective = “beautiful”;

let noun = “girl”;

let verb = “hot”;

let place = “hut”;

let adjective2 = “large”;

let noun2 = “Pretzels”;

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);

}

{

let adjective = “huge”;

let noun = “ogre”;

let verb = “hungry”;

let place = “cave”;

let adjective2 = “angry”;

let noun2 = “little rabbits”;

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)

}

2

What about this?

You can actually use the same string concatenation for both stories since the only thing that is changing is the variable values.

3

I’ve done that but it’s still not working

4

Please post your updated code if you need more help.

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5

Here’s the code:

{
  let adjective = "beautiful";
  let noun = "girl";
  let verb = "hot";
  let place = "hut";
  let adjective2 = "large";
  let noun2 = "Pretzels";

  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);
}

{
  let adjective = "huge";
  let noun = "ogre";
  let verb = "hungry";
  let place = "cave";
  let adjective2 = "angry";
  let noun2 = "little rabbits";

  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);
}
```
6

why do you have those {}?

7

Because I can’t redeclare a let variable in the same block, without it, my code shows errors

8

So I removed the curled brackets and redeclared my let variables in the second story but without the “Let”

let adjective = "beautiful";
  let noun = "girl";
  let verb = "hot";
  let place = "hut";
  let adjective2 = "large";
  let noun2 = "Pretzels";

  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 = "huge";
   noun = "ogre";
   verb = "hungry";
   place = "cave";
   adjective2 = "angry";
   noun2 = "little rabbits";

  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);
```

Here’s the result I got from this code;

“// running tests 25. You should assemble your second story using the variables you declared in the correct order. // tests completed // console output First story: Once upon a time, there was a(n) beautiful girl who loved to eat Pretzels. The girl lived in a hut and had large nostrils that blew fire when it was hot. Second story: Once upon a time, there was a(n) huge ogre who loved to eat little rabbits. The ogre lived in a cave and had angry nostrils that blew fire when it was hungry."

9

I’ve fixed it, thanks for your help

10

you managed to fix the format of the second story too? great job!

11

Yes, thank you

Was a little spacing problem