i can’t pass this exercise …lol … i try anythings ^^
Try with this: var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”;
This is because:
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new line is: \n
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Backslash: \ content here \ - there will be two backslash’s for each side
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carriage-return: \r
Put it together(I’ll put spaces inbetween to make it easier to read):
“FirstLine \n \SecondLine\ \r ThirdLine”
Try this solution it will work for you:
var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”;
Why is this line not working var myStr= ‘FirstLine\n\SecondLine\rThirdLine’;
var myStr=“FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”;
Oh my goodness! Spelling and attention to detail counts. I couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t working until I saw your post and reviewed my code. I went nuts for a minute.
hi, guys, try this code for this challenge, it will work.
var myStr=‘FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine’; // Change this line
Hi,
This has worked for me
var myStr = "FirstLine\n\\SecondLine\\\rThirdLine";
Here’s the correct solution guys
var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”; // Change this line
Try this var myStr =“FirstLine\n\Second\\rThirdLine”;
Ruben has the correct answer. I don’t know how these other answers pass the test. I quote the note in the lesson/instructions.
Note that the backslash itself must be escaped in order to display as a backslash.
var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”
Hello guys, this whole thing is just, look carefully. I got it now. Here’s my answer:
var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”;
All got ticked. Lol. It’s a double slash (\) not a single slash () for backslash.
Look at the escape sequences in the table:
\\ This is what denotes a backslash.
They said:
"FirstLine newline backslash (which is supposed to be \
Yes he has the correct answer
try this it worked;
var myStr =“FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”; //change this line
ive jus put the code from ChonyWang and jus added
after the \n this \ and after the \ added this \r.
hope it helps good luck
var myStr=‘FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine’; try this its working.
escaping of \ will be required.
var myStr = “FirstLine\n\SecondLine\\rThirdLine”;
Hey guys!
I’ve got 3/4 with this
var myStr =‘FirstLine\n\SecondLine\ThirdLine\r’ ; // Change this line
This is my error; myStr should have encoded text with the proper escape sequences and no spacing.
i dont quite understand what’s gone wrong though. Help? x
Hi there,
In the first line, you word “Thirdline”, the letter l is lowercase.
In the second line, it is uppercase as it should be.
That’s why the second one ticks all boxes