Build a String Transformer - Step 10

[bamboo]

Tell us what’s happening:

i am so confused about what i am doing wrong can someone please help me?

Your code so far

const originalString = "I love cats.";
console.log("Original string:");
console.log(originalString);

const replacedString = originalString.replace("cats", "dogs");
console.log("After using the replace() method:");
console.log(replacedString);

const exampleSentence = "I love cats and cats are so much fun!";
console.log("Original sentence:");
console.log(exampleSentence);

const dogsOnlySentence = exampleSentence.replaceAll("cats", "dogs");
console.log("Replacing all occurrences of cats with dogs:");
console.log(dogsOnlySentence);

const learningSentence = "I love learning!";
console.log("Original learning sentence:");
console.log(learningSentence);

const repeatedLove = "love ".repeat(3);

// User Editable Region

console.log(repeatedLove);

let repeatedLove = "love love love "; 
let newSentence = "I " + repeatedLove + " learning.";
console.log(newSentence);


// User Editable Region

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Challenge Information:

Build a String Transformer - Step 10

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[Teller]

Welcome to the forum @bamboo

There is a message in the console.

SyntaxError: unknown: Identifier 'repeatedLove' has already been declared. (27:4)

  25 | console.log(repeatedLove);
  26 |
> 27 | let repeatedLove = "love love love "; 
     |     ^
  28 | let newSentence = "I " + repeatedLove + " learning.";
  29 | console.log(newSentence);
  30 |

You can only declare a variable with the let keyword only once.

Happy coding

[bamboo]

thanks love that makes more sense now