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Amit Bhavsar
Courses Plus Student 22,528 PointsIn the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and te
In the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and tells the browser to treat that quote as just a regular character:
3 Answers
Neil McPartlin
14,662 PointsHi Amit. I could just tell you the answer, but instead I would encourage you to just review the video you watched, 2 videos ago. i.e.
https://teamtreehouse.com/library/strings-and-numbers
It's just 3 minutes long and the answer will be revealed around 2:30.
Michael Freyer
581 PointsIn the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and tells the browser to treat that quote as just a regular character:
Fill in the blank(s) below:
In the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and tells the browser to treat that quote as just a regular character:
var text = 'She's the best!';
I have tried/ and also escape.
Everything I have tried has not worked I also watched the video.
Neil McPartlin
14,662 PointsHi Michael. You came close with a forward slash / but instead you need to use a back slash \
