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Start your free trialAntonio Stuckey
2,287 PointsReview the code in app.js. Use the log method on the console object to print out the name variable.
I'm completely confused on where to declare the name variable
const name = "Andrew";
const details = { favouriteLanguage: "JavaScript", age: 33, children: 3 }
const errorMessage = "Something bad has occurred";
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,060 PointsThe declaration (and initialization) is already there on the top line.
The first task is just to use the log function to display it.
Richard Scott
25,647 PointsRichard Scott
25,647 PointsHi.
Seems the question is asking you to output the values of the variables that are already defined.
each has its own method on the console object.. log,dir,error. so it's just a matter of passing the right variable name to the correct console method! hope that makes sense