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Brock Alleman
2,337 PointsI'm not sure what is wrong with my code, I am sure it has to do with my syntax. I had to take a break from the track.
Because it's a challenge I can't see any example of the code to compare to my own. I've completed all the other challenges and lessons in this track but I need this one for completion credit. Thanks.
function max( upper, lower ) {
return upper if {
upper > lower
} else if {
return lower if upper < lower }
}
max(12, 15);
1 Answer

Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 PointsThere are some syntax errors. I hope this makes sence :-)
function max(lower, upper) {
if (upper > lower) { // condition first
return upper; // then return
} else { // an else is enough since this function only returns lower or upper
return lower;
}
}
max(12, 15);
Brock Alleman
2,337 PointsBrock Alleman
2,337 PointsThank you so much! Your notation makes sense. I appreciate the response.