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Daniel Williams
Courses Plus Student 1,325 PointsRun while loop 26 times
I keep getting that it takes too long to run and I want to be sure that I have the code right
var count = 0;
while (0<=26){
document.write(count);
count += 1;
}
3 Answers
Michel Näslund
18,583 PointsCode below passes the test.
Your code runs 27 times because you are using the operator <= ("smaller or equal").
var count = 0;
while (count<26){
document.write(count);
count += 1;
}
Logan R
22,989 PointsYou've almost got it! The issue is your while loop. Right now you are doing while (0 <= 26). The issue with this is that both 0 and 26 never change. You'll want to change the zero to a variable that you are constantly updating in the while loop.
Hope this helps!
Daniel Williams
Courses Plus Student 1,325 PointsI Have altered the code a little bit but it still tells me that the code took too long to run
Logan R
22,989 PointsDid you replace the 0 with the count variable? What does your code look like now?
Daniel Williams
Courses Plus Student 1,325 PointsI replaced the 0 with 1 but still it reads out to me "Bumper, your code takes too long to run"