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GEOFF DIGAN
1,383 PointsWhat code do i put in?
In the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and tells the browser to treat that quote as just a regular character:
var text = 'She _________________ 's the best!';
2 Answers
Mike Mitchell
Courses Plus Student 27,026 PointsHey Geoff, Whenever I forget, I check the MDN JavaScript docs. They've been a big help.
Take a look here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Grammar_and_types
Down at the end of the page under "Escaping characters."
Mike
GEOFF DIGAN
1,383 PointsThank you James Cool
jamescool
44,592 Pointsjamescool
44,592 PointsCome on, dude. Any one could easily tell you the answer, but how will this really help you? Given the relative simplicity of the question, I suggest that you go back and watch the video.