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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables The Variable Challenge Solution

Posted by Peter Kelly
Peter Kelly
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What is wrong with my story? Syntax? VerbAdjNoun order?

"<h2>There [verb] an[adjective] man from [noun].</h2>"

var verb = prompt("please enter a verb"); var sentence = "<h2>There " + verb; var adjective = prompt("please enter an adjective"); var noun = prompt("please enter a noun"); alert("Are you ready to read your story?"); sentence += " a " + adjective; sentence += " man from " + noun + ".</h2>"; document.write(sentence);

1 Answer

Jamin Pratt
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Jamin Pratt
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Jamin Pratt
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Jamin Pratt
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,920 Points

As far as grammar goes you have it asking for a noun instead of a location. so the order ( Went, Tree, green,)
will output

There went a green man from tree.

try this ''' JavaScript var verb = prompt("please enter a verb"); var sentence = "<h2>There " + verb; var adjective = prompt("please enter an adjective"); var noun = prompt("please enter a noun"); alert("Are you ready to read your story?"); sentence += " a " + adjective;

sentence +=/Here/ noun + "from Sicily" + ".</h2>"; document.write(sentence); '''