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1,723 PointsI can't get interpolation to work. I typed it out like in the video, but when I refreshed the page, nothing appeared.
nothing appears in the interpolation slot in the template literals tab even though I have typed it out exactly like in the video. what's going on?
Michael Hulet
47,913 PointsCan you paste the code you're having trouble with here? It'd help us a lot if we could see your code and try it ourselves
3 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsYou are missing a few backticks
function like(thing) { return 'I like ' + thing; }
function love(thing) { return `I love ${thing}` ; } //after ${thing} here
const sentence = `<p>${like('apples')}, but ${ love('oranges')}.</p>`; //before <p> and after </p> here
document.querySelector('.interpolation').innerHTML = sentence;
Max Peterson
1,723 Pointshere it is.
function like(thing) { return 'I like ' + thing; }
function love(thing) { return `I love ${thing} ; }
const sentence = <p>${like('apples')}, but ${ love('oranges')}.</p>
;
document.querySelector('.interpolation').innerHTML = sentence;
I tried to make it exactly like the teacher showed in the video, and I'm pretty sure it is exactly the same. But for some reason it didn't work when I viewed it. Thank you for responding.
Max Peterson
1,723 PointsThanks. I hadn't noticed that.
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsKRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsWhat does the console say?