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10,897 Pointscan't solve if
let inputValue = document.getElementById('linkName'); inputValue = inputValue.value;
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIt looks like you passed task 1 but have not written any code yet for task 2.
Here's a hint: for task 2 you will be doing the opposite of task 1. Where task 1 got a value from an element and stored it in a variable, task 2 will be using that variable and storing the value in an element.