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Dan Warren
9,125 PointsBug on 1 Coding Challenge of 2nd part of JavaScript Loops course
I can't get the page to run my code after I type it. I click 'Check Work' and it does nothing. Can someone address this?
for ( i = 5; i <= 100; i++ ) {
console.log( `The value for 'i' is ${i}` );
}
3 Answers
Helari Sosi
6,168 PointsYup, it just asks you to log the value in the console. So don't add any text, just the variable name. console.log(i);.
That should do it.
Helari Sosi
6,168 PointsHey Dan,
There is no bug there. You haven't declared your 'i' in a variable.
//example of a for loop
for(let i = 0; i <10; i++){
}
Hope that helps!
Dan Warren
9,125 PointsThank you, I added what was missing and now it's giving me an error that my code needs to start with 5 and end with 100. I thought the "let i = 5; i <= 100;' part of my code addressed that but I guess not. Any thoughts?
Rabin Gharti Magar
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 20,928 PointsHey @Dan Warren,
for(let i = 5; i <=100; i++){
console.log(i);
}
This will solve your issue!