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John Fulstone
Courses Plus Student 762 PointsCreate a conditional statement that tests if the isAdmin variable is true. If it's true, set the value of the message va
What's wrong?
const isAdmin = true; const isStudent = false; let message; if (isAdmin) { message = "Welcome admin";
const isAdmin = true;
const isStudent = false;
let message;
if (isAdmin) {
message = "Welcome admin".
}
2 Answers
Dane Parchment
Treehouse Moderator 10,991 PointsYour code is correct you just copied over the period by mistake or accidentally used a period instead of a semi-colon
message = "Welcome admin".
should be
message = "Welcome admin";
John Fulstone
Courses Plus Student 762 PointsThanks for your help. I caught that right after I posted the question. That one really made me feel dumb!
Dane Parchment
Treehouse Moderator 10,991 PointsIt happens, no need to feel dumb. I'm a professional software engineer, and I still do that a lot.