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Jasper Kop
10,423 Pointswhen I program it my self I don't get the regular error.I do see the text Both arguments must be numbers.
function randomnr(lower=3, upper=5) { if( isNaN(lower) || isNaN(upper)){ console.log('Both arguments must be numbers.');} return Math.floor(Math.random() * (upper - lower + 1)) + lower; }
// Call the function and pass it different values
console.log(randomnr(1,'six'));
console.log(${randomnr(10,100)} is a random number between two numbers);
console.log(randomnr(200,500));
console.log(randomnr(5,7));
console.log(randomnr());
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,744 PointsThe message will look different when using "console.log" (as shown above) instead of "throw" (as done in the video).
So it sounds like what you see is correct given the changes you have made in the code.
Jasper Kop
10,423 PointsThanks!!! I totally missed this part