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phil wilson
Courses Plus Student 161 PointsGreat! Now we need to multiply the number years by the number of days in a year. We'll ignore leap years, so just multip
this is what i have come up with . years = 34 days = 365 and i have try this years *= 365 but non work
years = 34
days = 365
years *= days
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Robert Ionut Muraru
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,194 Points"Great! Now we need to multiply the number years by the number of days in a year. We'll ignore leap years, so just multiply years by 365 and assign it to the variable days."
The challenge is asking to first multiply years by 365 and after assign that value to days. You are assigning the value to years instead.