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Abigail Puckett
Abigail Puckett
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Posted by Abigail Puckett
Abigail Puckett
2,110 Points

Displaying curly braces

("Sorry, The number was ${number}." ); my variable is labeled number and it's spelled correctly. my code looks the same but in the log it's not showing the variable instead it's showing literally "Sorry the number was ${number}" instead of inserting what I put the number variable as.

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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Hey Abigail Puckett ! :wave:

Did you make sure to change the quotation marks to backticks? This will change it to a template literal and your ${number} should then instead display as number's value.