hi. I am just learning Javascript, and I wanted to test my skills with codepen. I created a short thing to put into the console. You have your money, which is the variable moneyAmount, the formula that relates your money to to a item of purchase, which in this case is the starter weapon (this is the variable for the weapon cost: startWeaponCost. The formula variable is this, moneyAmountVariable. I want my money amount to be 1,000, and the starter weapon to cost 900. the formula should subtract 900 from 1,000. I have a couple of console.log(s) to show in the console what this looks like. here is my code:
let startWeaponCost = 900;
let moneyAmount = 1000;
let moneyAmountFormula = moneyAmount - startWeaponCost;
let dollars = " dollars";
if (moneyAmountFormula = moneyAmount - startWeaponCost){
console.log("Starting Weapon purchased");
}
console.log("price is $" + startWeaponCost);
console.log("you have " + moneyAmountFormula - startWeaponCost + dollars + " left.");
and here is what shows in console:
“Starting Weapon purchased”
“price is $900”
“NaN dollars left.”
why does it say NaN dollars left and not 100 dollars left? Help! sorry to dump all of that on you