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Geoffrey Burkholder
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,881 PointsMy answer works in the console, but it is still wrong?
I wrote a block of code that answers the question asked when i put it in the console. but it is still wrong?
for (let j =5; j <= 100; j ++) {
console.log(`#${j}`);
}
4 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIt's important to only do what a challenge asks in order for it to be able to score your result properly.
In this case, they asked that you log just the numbers, so converting them to strings and adding the "#" symbol in front is confusing the checking system. Just log each number itself and you'll pass:
console.log(j);
Geoffrey Burkholder
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,881 PointsI did indeed do that and it worked!
Allen Dean
5,702 PointsHi Steve! I'm having the same problem with the console command. can you help?
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIf your issue isn't exactly the same (and resolved by the answer given here), then start a new question, and show your code there.
From the challenge page, use Get Hints 
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Allen Dean
5,702 PointsThanks Steven! I figured it out.