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3,397 Points<?php $integerOne = 1 + 5; $integerTwo = 2 - 1; $floatOne = 1.5; echo $integerOne; echo $integerTwo; ?>
Still don't know what I"m dong wrong
<?php
$integerOne = 1 + 5;
$integerTwo = 2 - 1;
$floatOne = 1.5;
?>
1 Answer
Maxwell Newberry
7,693 PointsAlthough you're correct, what they're looking for you to do is carry out the operations separately. The compiler that checks your work first checks if you declare $integerOne
to equal 1 before you operate on it. As well as the same check for $integerTwo
.
<?php
// Task 1
$integerOne = 1;
$integerTwo = 2;
$floatOne = 1.5;
// Task 2
$integerOne += 5;
$integerTwo -= 1;
// Task 3
echo $integerOne * $floatOne;
?>