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11,540 PointsIF/ELSE Statement
I keep getting a parse error with my first if statement. It looks good to me. Can someone please tell me if/what I did wrong?
<?php
// Program lines of code
$apollo11 = 145000;
$android = 12000000;
$osx = 86000000;
// Step 1: Create a variable named 'myLines' and set it's value equal to the integer 4000000
$myLines = 4000000
// Step 2: Use an if statement to check whether 'myLines' is greater than $osx, and if so, display the string "You have written more code than is included in MacOS 10.4."
if ($myLines > $osx) {
echo "You have written more code than is included in MacOS 10.4.";
// Step 3: Add an else if statement to check whether 'myLines' is greater than $android, and if so, display the string "You have written more code than it takes to run an Android phone."
} elseif ( $myLines > $android ) {
echo "You have written more code than it takes to run an andoid phone.";
// Step 4: Add another else if statement to check whether 'myLines' is greater than $apollo11, and if so, display the string
"You have written more code than it took to launch Apollo 11."
} elseif ( $myLines > $apollo11 ) {
echo "You have written more code than it took to launch Apollo.";
}
// Step 5: Add an else statement to display the string "Keep writing code to accomplish something great!"
else {
echo "Keep writing code to accomplish something great!";
}
Thanks
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsIt looks like the line after the "Step 1" comment is missing a semicolon at the end.
Shari Staten
11,540 PointsShari Staten
11,540 Pointssigh...Steve? It's the little things, I'll tell ya...:-)
Thanks!
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsSteven Parker
231,248 PointsIndeed! Computers can be so picky!
Happy coding!