Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 52

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On step 52, when I replace the innerHTML with the insertAdjacentHTML()-Method, I either get the hint " You should call the insertAdjacentHTML() method of targetInputContainer ." if I use the insertAdjacentHTML() without the brackets, or nothing at all if I include the brackets. Nothing else changed otherwise in the code.
Looking up the insertAdjacentHTML method itself, I find results that say that a position is required; is that missing?

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targetInputContainer.insertAdjacentHTML() += HTMLString;

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Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 52

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insertAdjacentHTML() is a method that will later be passed an argument inside the parentheses ()

You should not try to assign it a value using = because if that worked it would overwrite the method itself.

All you have to do is remove += HTMLString

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