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Ben Stanley
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 2,708 Points
Given error of missing "var" with keyword "totalWidth" when both are present

Posted June 14, 2016 5:29am by Ben Stanley

Ben Stanley
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 2,708 Points
2 Answers
nadia
4,386 Points
Difference parseInt() and parseFloat()

Posted June 8, 2016 9:51am by nadia

nadia
4,386 Points
3 Answers
Liridona Arifi
3,610 Points
convert string in int

Posted June 5, 2016 12:19pm by Liridona Arifi

Liridona Arifi
3,610 Points
1 Answer
Warsame Warsame
4,241 Points
Imagine you have 10 <div> tags on a web page. Each div is 190 pixels wide. Using the two variables in this script, creat

Posted May 6, 2016 5:38pm by Warsame Warsame

Warsame Warsame
4,241 Points
4 Answers
Carl Trebino
3,919 Points
Does someone understand where the parsInt should be put in relation to width?

Posted April 19, 2016 10:12pm by Carl Trebino

Carl Trebino
3,919 Points
2 Answers
Ricard Taujenis
4,383 Points
Imagine you have 10 <div> tags on a web page. Each div is 190 pixels wide. Using the two variables in this script, creat

Posted March 21, 2016 2:20pm by Ricard Taujenis

Ricard Taujenis
4,383 Points
3 Answers
Tobias Jackson
9,758 Points
i dont know what to do. i dont understand it?

Posted February 25, 2016 4:37pm by Tobias Jackson

Tobias Jackson
9,758 Points
1 Answer
Scott Jenkins
310 Points
What's wrong here lol?

Posted February 11, 2016 1:12am by Scott Jenkins

Scott Jenkins
310 Points
2 Answers
Unsubscribed User
7,386 Points
Using the 'parseInt' to get the 'totalWidth'. The message I keep getting is, Did you use the `var` keyword to create the

Posted December 8, 2015 7:03am by Unsubscribed User

Unsubscribed User
7,386 Points
4 Answers
jitendra goyal
3,752 Points
numbers and string

Posted December 6, 2015 2:29am by jitendra goyal

jitendra goyal
3,752 Points
3 Answers
Supratim Nandi
3,287 Points
problem in challenge..

Posted December 4, 2015 7:02pm by Supratim Nandi

Supratim Nandi
3,287 Points
4 Answers
Calvin Secrest
24,815 Points
Did you use the `parseInt()` method to extract the number from the `width` variable?

Posted November 12, 2015 7:51pm by Calvin Secrest

Calvin Secrest
24,815 Points
2 Answers
Bethany Scotch
11,005 Points
What am I doing wrong?

Posted November 6, 2015 6:54pm by Bethany Scotch

Bethany Scotch
11,005 Points
3 Answers
mehmet odabas
2,120 Points
var width = '190px'; var numOfDivs = 10; var totalWidth = IntParse(width); totalWidth *= numOfDivs;

Posted October 6, 2015 1:59pm by mehmet odabas

mehmet odabas
2,120 Points
2 Answers
Thuan Du
1,041 Points
parsInt not compiling

Posted September 15, 2015 1:16am by Thuan Du

Thuan Du
1,041 Points
2 Answers
chuck kotulka
4,583 Points
Numbers and strings

Posted September 13, 2015 11:35pm by chuck kotulka

chuck kotulka
4,583 Points
1 Answer
Amber Hoddinott
6,494 Points
how do you take the number from a variable?

Posted September 12, 2015 6:21am by Amber Hoddinott

Amber Hoddinott
6,494 Points
2 Answers
MUZ140946 Simon Taanisa
6,212 Points
stuck here

Posted August 23, 2015 8:28pm by MUZ140946 Simon Taanisa

MUZ140946 Simon Taanisa
6,212 Points
1 Answer
Devanshi verma
1,307 Points
I have to make a new function called totalwidth using two other variables.

Posted August 4, 2015 6:14pm by Devanshi verma

Devanshi verma
1,307 Points
2 Answers
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Richard Hummel
Courses Plus Student 5,677 Points
parseInt not giving me correct value

Posted August 2, 2015 8:14pm by Richard Hummel

Richard Hummel
Courses Plus Student 5,677 Points
1 Answer
Amanda Formoso
10,267 Points
I am not able to get past this questions, and I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Please help:)

Posted July 30, 2015 12:15am by Amanda Formoso

Amanda Formoso
10,267 Points
2 Answers
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Norie Agbuke
Courses Plus Student 2,308 Points
parseInt()

Posted June 17, 2015 10:21pm by Norie Agbuke

Norie Agbuke
Courses Plus Student 2,308 Points
2 Answers
Eliot Ostling
9,599 Points
JS: ParseInt question

Posted June 12, 2015 8:19am by Eliot Ostling

Eliot Ostling
9,599 Points
3 Answers
Killeon Patterson
18,528 Points
what is the issue with my syntax for this challenge?

Posted May 31, 2015 6:07am by Killeon Patterson

Killeon Patterson
18,528 Points
1 Answer
Killeon Patterson
18,528 Points
What is the correct syntax for this challenge?

Posted May 31, 2015 5:11am by Killeon Patterson

Killeon Patterson
18,528 Points
2 Answers
Vittorio DiCarlo
367 Points
how do you multiply variables?

Posted May 14, 2015 5:25am by Vittorio DiCarlo

Vittorio DiCarlo
367 Points
2 Answers
Brenda Bouchard
5,028 Points
Numbers and Strings

Posted April 22, 2015 6:47pm by Brenda Bouchard

Brenda Bouchard
5,028 Points
2 Answers
ellie adam
26,377 Points
Challenge task 1-1

Posted March 18, 2015 5:42am by ellie adam

ellie adam
26,377 Points
1 Answer
Christopher Johnson
12,829 Points
Can I use "parseInt" anywhere in Javascript? Such as ( width * numOfDivs.parseInt(); ) ?

Posted March 12, 2015 4:59pm by Christopher Johnson

Christopher Johnson
12,829 Points
2 Answers
davide totaro
5,559 Points
Let's assume we have 10 <div> tags on a page. Each is 190 pixels wide. Using the two variables in this script, create a

Posted March 9, 2015 12:56pm by davide totaro

davide totaro
5,559 Points
2 Answers

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