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rovelle trinidad
390 PointsI don't know where to go from here
I really don't know what I'm doing
function add10(1) {
return num + 10
}
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2 Answers
Sheila Anguiano
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,234 PointsHello, I think you're stuck on step number 3, but I'll write along the answers with a brief explanation
1. Create a Function named add10 I'll write the function along with the parenthesis , curly braces and ;
function add10(){};
2. Add the parameter num This means that inside te parenthesis we should write the parameter num, that will serve as a place holder for any subsequent number we want to pass to the function
function add10(num){
};
3.Inside the function return num + 10
function add10(num){
return num+10;
};
The problem with your answer is that you're missing the num parameter in the function parenthesis, so when the program tries to execute RETURN, it kind of wonders NUM?? what NUM?, You have never mention NUM before. But if you look at my answer above. what we're saving is: HEY add10, I'm going to give you a number (be this 1,10000 or 1.12) and I want you to give me back this number + 10.
Also notices that you're missing the semicolons but this is common headache.
Hope this helps :)
rovelle trinidad
390 PointsThank you Sheila!