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970 Pointsnot sure how to do this :/
i took a break of a few days and i forgot this sort of a loop, any help?
for(var = ding; ding < 156; ding+=1){
console.log(ding);
}
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsCheck the syntax for declaring a variable (used in the first loop clause). You have "var = variable_name", but it should be "var variable_name = initial_value". So assuming you want to start with 0:
for (var ding = 0; ding < 156; ding += 1) {