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4,043 PointsWhat am I missing? console.log('I Love Javascript'); - 10 times?
Am I missing something here because I did the exact same code into my own browser and it worked fine...
Question:
Finish the code in this loop's condition, so that 'I love JavaScript' is printed to the console 10 times:
var x = 0;
do {
console.log('I love JavaScript');
x += 1;
} while ( x <= 10 ) // 10 being the answer
Apparently this is wrong - I've tested it locally and it seems to be correct.
3 Answers
Byron Stine
4,877 PointsRemember a do loop will run once before it is evaluated with the while condition at the end of the loop. Since x=0 then the console.log('I love JavaScript') will run before x is increased by one. The condition says to run until x <= 10. This means it will 11 times. If you change the condition to x < 10 or x <= 9. Then it will only run 10 times.
Alessandro Muraro
15,457 PointsThis runs 11 times :), use x < 10
Cosimo Scarpa
14,047 PointsThe loop is run once when the script start. So if you need arrive at 10, consider to run only other 9 time. This is the correct answer anyway.
var x = 0;
do {
console.log('I love JavaScript');
x += 1;
} while ( x <= 9 )