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JavaScript Create the Loop – One Solution

Thomas Chisum
Thomas Chisum
1,762 Points

How do I properly convert the code?

In the solution, he uses a !-- when trying to run the code it will not run as currently written. I had to change it to a !-.

while ( parseInt(guess) !== randomNumber );

while ( parseInt(guess) != randomNumber );

how do I properly convert the number to a string?

1 Answer

Jonathan Grieve
MOD
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,252 Points

The main difference between !== and != operators is that the first one matches the value and the data type, whereas the second matches only the value. They're known as strict and loose comparison operators.