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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops Create a for Loop

Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points
Posted by Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points

Still not running; did I get it right?

added "count" after &&; still "bummer."

script.js 
for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && count <= 156; count += 1;){
    console.log (count);
}

2 Answers

David B Dinkins
David B Dinkins
71,472 Points

There's a small typo in the last part of your loop's condition:

for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && count <= 156; count += 1;){
    console.log (count);
}

You just need to remove that last semi-colon:

for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && count <= 156; count += 1){
    console.log (count);
}