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PHP

Posted by Coders Unlimited
Coders Unlimited
10,112 Points

struck in cc

The code is now displaying the right message, but let’s make sure the logic is correct by searching for a different term. Change the $search_term variable to have a value of vanilla. (If Step 1 starts failing after you change the search term, then you probably have a problem with the condition in the conditional. Go back to Step 1 and modify it.)

Cristi Sturgill
Cristi Sturgill
Courses Plus Student 29,577 Points

After you change to vanilla change the condition in the conditional to false.