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Joe Williams
16,945 PointsReturn values don't work
I was trying to play around with return values. But none of the ones i try and use work.
I tried the following function called 'alpha'
function alpha(beta) {
console.log(beta);
return beta.length;
}
alpha("Hello");
When viewed in the console, I expected 'Hello' followed by 5, which is the length of Hello but I didn't get 5. In fact none of the return values I set returned anything in the console.
I'm sure it's obvious but I don't see it.
2 Answers
Nicholas Olsen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 19,342 PointsYou have to output the return value to the console:
console.log( alpha("Hello") );
Joe Williams
16,945 PointsOf course, thank you.