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Start your free trialMegan Cross
2,045 PointsI have tried this three different ways and it won't pass what's wrong
complete the loop
var counter = 1;
while ( <= 10) {
document.write("<p>Now in loop #" + counter + "</p>");
counter += 1;
}
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,110 PointsYou're on the right track, but "<= 10
" is not a complete comparison. You still need a term on the left side to compare with.
It looks like the code is set up to initialize and increment a variable named "counter" that might be useful.
Megan Cross
2,045 PointsMegan Cross
2,045 Pointsstill don't get it
Steven Parker
231,110 PointsSteven Parker
231,110 PointsWhat I was suggesting: