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Start your free trialBoris Vanyushin
4,310 PointsI'm not sure there is a correct answer. The following code will report errors with variables "first", "name and "last"
Declared variables are first_name and last_name^ but you invoke console.log with variables "first", "name" + "last" "name". That's a typo, I think :)
3 Answers
Johnathan Shoff
6,877 PointsI am not certain what you are saying, I did not personally look at the video yet but I would assume that if you had something like concatenating two strings then you would do something like this.
//Just an example
var first_name = "John";
var last_name = "Doe";
console.log(first_name + " " + last_name);
Now I am assuming that is what it is actually asking for, but again I have not looked at the video. I think I looked at it almost two years ago.
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with, or if you wanna reword your question differently.
Boris Vanyushin
4,310 PointsThis is a very strange thing. When I copy and paste the text of quiz, everything is ok. But when I see it in my browser, underscore characters are not displayed in function call.
Here is the screenshot. link
Johnathan Shoff
6,877 PointsI am not sure why that shows like that, but the thing is if you are concatenating strings if you do not declare a space on either of the variables values, then there will not be a space between the strings.
var first_name = "John"; var last_name = "Doe";
console.log(first_name + last_name); Output > JohnDoe
console.log(first_name + " " + last_name); Output > John Doe
Not sure if your question is still a question anymore.. or more of pointing out a bug in the system.