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MUZ140067 Precious Mutangi
13,064 PointsSTAGE 3 CHALLENGE TASK 1 OF 7
Create Two Integer Variables - The first will be named $integer_one with a value of 1 and the second will be named $integer_two with a value of 2
<?php
//Place your code below this comment
$integer_one ="1"
$integer_two ="2"
?>
6 Answers
Jorge Felico
15,543 PointsRemove the double quotes from the variables, the double quotes make them Strings.
Use the following;
<?php
//Place your code below this comment
$integer_one = 1;
$integer_two = 2;
?>
Daniel Toader
4,574 PointsThere are two problems with your code. First, all statements need to end with a semicolon. Second, when you quote numbers, that assigns them to your variables as Strings rather than integers. Do this instead:
$integer_one = 1;
$integer_two = 2;
Garrett Vance
4,270 PointsBoth of them are wrong! you also need to change the integer variables like this: <?php
//Place your code below this comment $integerOne = 1; $integerTwo = 2; ?>
Sarah-Kate Ryan
6,531 Pointsthis worked for me. thanks!!
Bruce Mawoyo
970 Pointsall these didnt work for me tooo-
shah mahmoodi
618 Points<?php
//Place your code below this comment $integerOne = 1; $integerTwo = 2;
?
Anthony Beltrante
859 Points$integer_One = 1; $integer_Two = 2;
Garrett Vance
4,270 PointsGarrett Vance
4,270 PointsThat didn't work for me