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Frank Formica
3,595 PointsWhat I am I missing
I must have switched the Math.round and temperature 10 times am I missing?
var temperature = 37.5
var alert (Math.round.temperature = 37.5 ));
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<title>JavaScript Basics</title>
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<script src="script.js"></script>
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1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,783 PointsThe keyword "var" is only for creating new variables, and "alert" is a built-in function.
The "temperature" should be passed as an argument in parentheses following the method name "Math.round".
And the assignment was already done on the previous line and should not be done again.
Finally, the parentheses are out of balance but you'll probably fix that as part of passing the argument correctly.