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JavaScript Interactive Web Pages with JavaScript Traversing and Manipulating the DOM with JavaScript Modifying Elements

Samarth Shrivastav
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Samarth Shrivastav
Courses Plus Student 3,285 Points
Posted by Samarth Shrivastav
Samarth Shrivastav
Courses Plus Student 3,285 Points

Code Challenge Not Accepting Correct Code

In Task No. 1 the Bummer! Message shows up saying, "The text of the newParagraph was 'Javascript is enabled' not 'JavaScript is enabled'" I have tried using innerHTML and innerText but both of them Show The same message.

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Arturo Alviar
Arturo Alviar
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Arturo Alviar
Arturo Alviar
15,739 Points

Make sure the s in script is capitalized Like so:

newParagraph.innerHTML = "JavaScript is enabled";
Samarth Shrivastav
Samarth Shrivastav
Courses Plus Student 3,285 Points
Samarth Shrivastav
Samarth Shrivastav
Courses Plus Student 3,285 Points

Greetings! Mr. Arturo! Nope I did it with the "=" assignment operator. And yes, the "S" in "JavaScript" has to be capitalized. Thank You! Regards, Samarth