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sohee kim
234 Pointswhich sentence is creating a variables and storing a value in it? and why?
" if (currentScore == createBadge()"
"var currentscore = 0"
"// add collectable function additems() items = game, add. physicsGroup(); createitem(375, 300, 'coin');"
so I picked third one, they say it's wrong. But why? Isn't variables indicate numbers?
I see numbers in third one, and why it's not correct answer?
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsThe "var" keyword creates a variable, and an equal sign after the name followed by a value (in this case, 0) stores that value in the variable.