All right, the problem we're going to solve is a pretty common one and

is used in interview questions fairly often.

It's called the fizz buzz problem.

And here's how it goes.

Given a random number if the number is divisible by three,

then you print out the string Fizz exactly like I've shown you.

And if it's divisible by five, then you print out the word buzz,

again like you see here.

Remember when writing code and printing strings the case of each letter,

that is whether it's uppercase or lowercase, matters.

Lastly if it's divisible by both three and five then print FizzBuzz.

If the number isn't divisible by either, then just print the number out, itself.

This is a good challenge to attempt,

because it takes into account many of the different things we've learned,

and there's different ways that you can solve it.

If you're having a tough time, don't worry.

I've provided the solutions in a video following this one, but try your best

before you watch that video, you'll feel way better if you figure it out yourself.

As a hint, one way you can figure out if a number is divisible by another

is by using the remainder operator.

We know that 14 is perfectly divisible by 7 because the remainder is zero.

After this video,

there's an empty code challenge where you can paste your solution.

It's probably easier for you to work on it in a playground and

get a working solution, which you can then paste in the editor.

All right, good luck.