Build a String Transformer - Step 9

JavaScript
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Tell us what’s happening:

I have the variable repeatedLove in the code along with “love”.repeat(3) assigned to the variable. I tried to log it to the console and it keeps saing you should assign “love”.repeat(3) to the repeatedLove variable, why? I have also tried const repeatedLove
repeatedLove = “love”.repeat(3)
console.log(repeatedLove)

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);


// User Editable Region

let repeatedLove = "love".repeat(3)
console.log(repeatedLove)

// User Editable Region

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Challenge Information:

Build a String Transformer - Step 9

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Hi.

You have made a slight error cut and pasting the content of the variable. If you cut and paste what is in the instructions exactly you will see, and it should pass

"love ".repeat(3)
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wow lol that a crazy mistake I did not catch. Thank you

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