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JavaScript

Stuck on checking values.

I am stuck on checking values here's what it asked me: Create a method called 'isValidEmail' that takes one argument that returns true when a string with an '@' symbol is passed, false if not. here's my code: funtion isValidEmail(email){ returnemail.indexof("@") != -1. it just keeps saying you haven't define 'isvalidemail' can someone help me.

1 Answer

Casey Ydenberg
Casey Ydenberg
15,622 Points

Well, in the code provided, you misspelled "function". Also, JavaScript is case-sensitive, so isvalidemail is NOT defined, isValidEmail is (or will be once the spelling of "function" is fixed").