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Massimo Ceron
22,372 Pointsmy Javascript isn't good...I'm sorry.....
Where's the problem for this question?
var player = ('Jasmine');
function document.write ('');
thanks.....
2 Answers
jason chan
31,009 Pointsvar name = "jasmin";
function callName(name) {
document.write(name);
}
callName(name);
Massimo Ceron
22,372 PointsThanks!
jason chan
31,009 PointsNo problemo man.
Unsubscribed User
2,192 PointsUnsubscribed User
2,192 PointsHi Massimo here's the solution: first of all you need to assign a variable a value with NO parentheses, so what you've written becomes → var player = 'Jasmine';
Then you don't need a function to print the value of the variable, that is 'Jasmine'. You could do it, but it's a bit more complex. The simple solution is to "insert" the variable name, player, straight into the parentheses of document.write.
So here's how you'll get this:
var player = 'Jasmine'; document.write(player);
Give your best! ;)