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JavaScript

Posted by Carl Barcelo
Carl Barcelo
1,752 Points

how do you tell document.write to write on the next line when you run the thing?

var sPM = 60; var mPH = 60; var hPD = 24; var dPW = 7; var wPY = 52; var sPD = sPM*mPH*hPD; document.write('There are ' + sPD + ' seconds in a day'); var yAlive = 26; yAlive = sPD*dPW*wPY*yAlive; document.write("I've been alive for " + yAlive + " to this point.");

//that's how i did it but it prints on the same line

1 Answer

Goh Khee Hao
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Goh Khee Hao
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 21,877 Points

I think you can add the <br> tag in side your code * after the (seconds in a day)

for example: var sPM = 60; var mPH = 60; var hPD = 24; var dPW = 7; var wPY = 52; var sPD = sPM*mPH*hPD; document.write('There are ' + sPD + ' seconds in a day' + '<br>'); var yAlive = 26; yAlive = sPD*dPW*wPY*yAlive; document.write("I've been alive for " + yAlive + " to this point.");

Carl Barcelo
Carl Barcelo
1,752 Points

thanks! :)