Need help with this code please!

you initialized the same variable (answer) twice. try to use different variables for the right answer and the prompt's return value. you will have to parse the input to be an integer to compare it with the === operator, otherwise it will always fail, because the prompt's return value is of type string. (use parseInt() for that) then you can compare the user's input with the right answer variable instead of writing out the number multiple times (makes it easier to change, after batman's next birthday ;) ) also in your second comparison (in else if) you could check for unequality (!==) or simply skip the if, else alone would do the trick, too

var answer = 77;

var i = prompt("How long has Batman been around?"); if ( answer === 77) { document.write(<p>"You are right!<p>) } else { document.write(<p>"Sorry your wrong<p>") }

document.write(<p>"Batman is + answer +" years old.<p>);

So is this a better look?

var i = prompt.parseInt("How long has Batman been around?"); Is that correct?