Var s=3;
Var t;
// the variable t is created but doesn’t have any //value, while variable s has a value of 3.
//To make t have the same value as t, this is what you //do.
The instructions say “assign the contents of a to variable b”.
In the example, which is exactly what you need to follow, they have a variable with the number 5 assigned to it, then they assign the value of that variable to another variable. But in that example, they don’t literally assign the number 5 to the second variable.
The last line of those four lines of code is not like the example. What are you doing differently?
Then:
var myVar=a;
myVar a; 7;
b=7;
You’ve added these three extra lines of code. What do you think they are doing?