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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Numbers Operators

Nazaam Kutisha
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 Points
Posted by Nazaam Kutisha
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 Points

This Challenge seems to be malfunctioning

I met the requirements of the challenge, as far as I can tell. Yet, when I type in my final response for task 4, the "bummer" statement is oops now your task1 isn't right. But it is right....

var three = c-b+a; var ten = c*b+a+a; var nineteen = (c*c)+(a+b); var onehundred = (c*a+b+b)(b+b+a);

2 Answers

Caleb Abraham
Caleb Abraham
15,158 Points
Caleb Abraham
Caleb Abraham
15,158 Points

var onehundred doesn't have an operand between the parentheses: var onehundred = (c*a+b+b)(b+b+a);

do you mean: var onehundred = (c*a+b+b)*(b+b+a);

Nazaam Kutisha
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 Points
Nazaam Kutisha
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 Points

Hi Caleb,

I tried it that way as well, but I received the same result.