Arrow syntax not working?

We can't see your code.

Hi there! Thanks for including the link to your workspace so that we can see your code. I'm a bit curious as to what browser and what version of the browser you're using. When I fork your workspace and replace the normal function with an arrow syntax function, it works for me. So I'm wondering if it's supported in your browser.

That being said, it would be nice if you had left the arrow syntax that you tried in instead of the function that does actually work so that we can rule out errors there.

Here is an updated screenshot: https://w.trhou.se/ek2eiidvkn

and here is the code: const myHeading = document.getElementById("myHeading"); const myButton = document.getElementById("myButton"); const myTextInput = document.getElementById("myTextInput");

myButton.addEventListener("click", () => { myHeading.style.color = 'red'; });

Hi again, Daniel! I just forked the new one and there's good news and bad news. The good news is that it works on my end.! I click the button and the headline changes to red. But the bad news is that I still don't know why you're not seeing what I'm seeing. So once again, what browser are you using and what version? Because it may very well be that you're using a browser where arrow syntax simply isn't supported.

As Jennifer said, it works correctly for me too, I am using the latest Google Chrome. Cheers.

Okay, thanks everyone. I'm at work using IE 11 since it's the only browser available. I'll just write it out the long way while I'm using this browser.