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var myName = "Mike";
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User Agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/95.0.4638.69 Safari/537.36
Challenge: Declare JavaScript Variables
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There should be only one semicolon (;
), at the end of the line.
Mike2106:
var myName; = "Mike";
Also, don’t initialize it with a value. Just declare the variable.
Thank you so much,I have tried everything.Would it be possible to show me how it looks?I have spent about 10 minutes tring to get it lol
I know its kind of asking you to do it for me but I will still learn from it,thanks
They give you an example in the description:
var ourName;
That is what you need to do, just with a different variable name.
What you did was good JS (without the extra semicolon) but wasn’t what was asked. They asked you to declare a variable and you declared and initialized it - you’ll learn about that later.
Does that make sense? See if you can get it from that. If not, check back.
Thanks,so basically I dont need to put in Mike?
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It worked on to the next,thanks again
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Right, putting in the = "Mike"
would be giving it an initial value. You will learn that soon.
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