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Billy Gragasin
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,985 Pointsis this valid though?
This is my code to the challenge:
const shoutout = prompt("What do you want to shoutout?");
let msg = <h1>The message to shout is: ${shoutout.toUpperCase()}</h1>;
document.write(msg);
1 Answer
Ella Ruokokoski
20,881 PointsOtherwise valid but you are missing backticks around the message value
Billy Gragasin
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,985 PointsBilly Gragasin
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,985 Pointsor this
const shoutout = prompt("What do you want to shoutout?").toUpperCase(); const shoutoutMsg =
<h2>The message to shout is: ${shoutout}!!!</h2>;document.querySelector('main').innerHTML = shoutoutMsg;
you can already add the .toUpperCase() method on the prompt to eliminate the additional const
or I'm missing something? please tell me :(