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mohamedahmedgehad
11,541 Pointsdocument.write(); Is not displaying
No message is displayed with the code
3 Answers
Steven Parker
220,464 PointsBe aware that anything done by "document.write();" will only be seen after the program finishes. If you need to see messages while the program is running, use "alert" or "console.log" instead.
If that's not the issue and you're still having trouble, please show your complete code.
mohamedahmedgehad
11,541 Pointsvar aswer = prompt(" What programming language is the name of a gem?"); if ( answer === 'Ruby') { document.write("<p>That's right!</p>"); }
mohamedahmedgehad
11,541 PointsThank you so much
Jamie Reardon
Treehouse Project ReviewerJamie Reardon
Treehouse Project ReviewerGreat reply Steven Parker! :)
Steven Parker
220,464 PointsSteven Parker
220,464 PointsIn the example the variable created is named "
aswer", but it's referred to as "answer". So the test was never true.Either one will work, but they must be the same.