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James Barshaw
9,284 Pointslearning more about strings and numbers
I followed the teaching and something is wrong with my code and I don't understand enough to fix it var questions = 3; var questionsLeft = '['+ questions + ' questions left]'; var adjective = prompt('please type an adjective' + questionsLeft); var verb = prompt ('please type a verb'); var noun = prompt ('please type a noun'); alert ('All done. Ready for the message?'); var sentence = "<h2> there once was a" + adjective; sentence + = 'programmer who wanted to use javascript to ' + verb; sentence + = 'the' + noun+'.</h2>'; document.write(sentence);
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philippulbrich
11,975 PointsHi James, if you want to use smth like questionsleft you can use loops. So it will count after every questions. Otherwise your code is correct but you have to write += instead of + = .
Best regards - Phil
var questions = 3;
var questionsLeft = '['+ questions + ' questions left]';
var adjective = prompt('please type an adjective' + questionsLeft);
var verb = prompt ('please type a verb');
var noun = prompt ('please type a noun');
alert ('All done. Ready for the message?');
var sentence = "<h2> there once was a" + adjective;
sentence += 'programmer who wanted to use javascript to ' + verb;
sentence += 'the' + noun +'.</h2>';
document.write(sentence);