Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 38

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Now you need to target the .input-container element within the element that has your targetId. Declare a new targetInputContainer variable, and assign it the value of document.querySelector(). Use concatenation to separate targetId and '.input-container' with a space, and pass that string to querySelector().

You should concatenate ' .input-container' to targetId . Remember to include the space at the beginning of .input-container .
i do this but code dose not pass.
anyone tell me how to fix this.

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function addEntry() {
const targetId = ‘#’ + entryDropdown.value+’ .input-container’;
const targetInputContainer = document.querySelector(targetId);

}

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Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 38

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You shouldn’t edit the targetId declaration.
I would reset the step and then rewrite your targetInputContainer declaration, putting the concatenation inside the parentheses instead.

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i do add the space but this post not show it
’ .input-container’;

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thank you my friend!
it’s work.

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