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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops Create a while Loop

not sure what to put in the brackets to

i think i did first two lines correct, should i be putting count into the brackets to write out on document.write

script.js
var count = 0;
while (count<26) {
  console.log()
  document.write()
}

1 Answer

Looks like you should be using document.write() by itself, so you can remove the console.log() probably. You'll definitely need to finish your JS lines with a semicolon :) And, it looks like the challenge wants document.write() to be called while( count < 26 ) so you'll have to increment count after each call to document.write(), otherwise it will turn into an infinite loop :)