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Please copy/paste all the editor code showing in the challenge from where you just linked.
Replace these two sentences with your copied code.
Please leave the ``` line above and the ``` line below,
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Challenge Information:
Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 83
Where is the opening <p>, and the closing </p> tag?
Read the instructions again: " Now create a p element with the text budgetCalories Calories Budgeted…"
like DobarBREND explained, the p opening and closing tag are needed to pass this challenge, and like Zan1 said, spacing is an issue for passing the actual step in the project. This has more to do with the requirements of it’s (the project itself) requirements than it does with any real world application.
Don’t misunderstand me, spacing is important, formatting is important, but whether or not you include a space before or after a p tag will depend on how you are specifically trying to format your paragraph in the code you are writing, but for this specific project, on this specific text, the format it requires is to not have a space before or after the tag, so
<p>${budgetCalories} Calories Budgeted</p> will work, but <p> (space) ${budgetCalories} Calories Budgeted</p> will not work.
Spaces before, or after, or a lack of a space can have subtle differences in the way that your page formats in regards to a p tag, you should experiment with them. I didn’t realize this at first, and was very confused and frustrated by not being able to understand why my perfectly placed paragraphs weren’t lining up perfectly.
But it’s also important to understand that having or not having a space before or after a p tag will not prevent you from creating or using a p tag, it’s not like <p> space "Text" </p> will produce a syntax error or anything.