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Eric Gentry
6,197 PointsConfused on the correct answer of this question.
const add = (num1, num2) = > { return num1 + num2; };
2 Answers
Steven Parker
215,371 PointsIt looks like you intended to use the "arrow" operator as your answer, but you appear to have a space between the two symbols that make up that operator.
For the operator to be recognized, the symbols must not be separated ("=>").
Amyah Aboytes
2,234 Pointsi am so confused on this question because i have no idea what to do, can someone please help me.?
Steven Parker
215,371 PointsEric's answer is correct other than the space between the symbols.