Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 30

[Naomi11]

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Hey there, can someone tell me what i did wrong here?

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function isInvalidInput(str) {
  const regex = /\d+e\d+/e/; 
}

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Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 30

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[mohamedelmir]

the link to the step is not working please change the link or let’s fix this first and try if it works

@Naomi11

function isInvalidInput(str) {
const regex = /\d+e\d+/e/;
}

const regex = /[\d+e\d+]/i;

[ILM]

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[ILM]

Declare a regex variable, and assign it a regex that matches the character e .

only the character e, no numbers here

[Naomi11]

I tried the code you provided me and it didn’t work.

[Naomi11]

I’ve already passed the exercise this is the code.

function isInvalidInput(str) {  
   const regex = /e/i;
}