Build an Email Masker - Build an Email Masker

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Tell us what’s happening:

Моя функция выводит правильный результат, но 5-10 пункты лабораторной работы не считаются выполненными. Почему?

Your code so far

function maskEmail (email) {
  let startSymbol = email[0];
  let endPositionLine = email.indexOf("@") - 1;
  let endLine = email.slice(endPositionLine);
  let catLineLength = email.slice(1,endPositionLine).length;
  let newLine = "*".repeat(catLineLength);
  return(`"${startSymbol}${newLine}${endLine}"`);
}

let email = "apple.pie@example.com";
console.log(maskEmail("apple.pie@example.com"));

console.log(maskEmail("freecodecamp@example.com"));

console.log(maskEmail("info@test.dev"));

console.log(maskEmail("user@domain.org"));

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Build an Email Masker - Build an Email Masker

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Hi.

Have a look at user story 4.

Also try string concatenation instead of template literals to see if that works.

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I see why you added the quotes inside your template literal, but when the tests say it should return e.g. “a*******e@example.com”, it just means that you should return a string. Try removing the quotes.

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Thanks, I did a standard derivation without using template literals and was able to complete steps 5-9. But step 10 remains incorrect. What’s wrong?

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What is Test #10? Please post your updated code.

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Did you look at User Story #4?

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function maskEmail (email) {
  let startSymbol = email[0];
  let endPositionLine = email.indexOf("@") - 1;
  let endLine = email.slice(endPositionLine);
  let catLineLength = email.slice(1,endPositionLine).length;
  let newLine = "*".repeat(catLineLength);
  return(startSymbol + newLine + endLine);
}

let email = "apple.pie@example.com";
console.log(maskEmail("apple.pie@example.com"));

console.log(maskEmail("freecodecamp@example.com"));

console.log(maskEmail("info@test.dev"));

console.log(maskEmail("user@domain.org"));
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I managed to figure out how to accomplish this task. I added the email variable idea to the beginning of each console.log call, and it worked!

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Don’t need to put your regular text comments in triple backticks, it actually makes it harder to read.

Only posted code should be formatted as code.

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  1. Call the maskEmail function with the email variable and output the result to the console.

Be sure to review the User Stories and ensure they are implemented correctly.