I write correct code but output is not just am I expected

JavaScript
#1

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i think its not working plz answer
me plz

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const myStr = "I am a \"double quoted\" string inside \"double quotes\".";

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Challenge: Escaping Literal Quotes in Strings

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#2

Hmm, that isn’t quite right.

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#3

You are using escape character here properly, you just misspelled the word “quoted”, it should be “quotes”. It’s probably why your code is not passing.

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#4

const myStr = " I am a \"double quoted\" string inside\" double quotes\".";

its work on vs code but not work in the course

#5

What do tme tests say now that you have made this change?

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#7

Please use words instead of pictures. Pictures are hard to read.

#8

// running tests
Variable myStr should contain the string:

I am a "double quoted" string inside "double quotes".

// tests completed
// console output
myStr = " I am a “double quoted” string inside" double quotes"."
myStr = " I am a “double quoted” string inside" double quotes"."

#9

You added an extra space here. You need to have zero typos for the tests to pass.