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Start your free trialIvelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 PointsCreate a for loop that logs the numbers 4 to 156 to the console. To log a value to the console use the console.log( ) me
For loop code
can't seem to pass through the bummer and find the error
for (var i= 4; i <= 156; i += 4;)
}
console.log (number);
}
3 Answers
Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 PointsIf i change'' number'' for ''i'' in the console log and set it to run every number from 4 to 156 will it look like this:
for (var i= 4; i <= 156; i +=1;) { console.log (i); }
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsIt looks like you have the right idea, but a few issues to fix:
- there's a stray extra semicolon after the final clause of the "for" loop
- check which way the brackets are facing, opens (
{
) and closes (}
) should always be used in pairs - the instructions want you to log every number, but if you increment by 4 you will only log 25% of them
- you have not defined anything named "number"
- but your loop variable (i) might be good for the logging job
Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 PointsThanks, found it now
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsSteven Parker
231,275 PointsAlmost there, but it looks like you still have that extra semicolon in the "for" loop clauses.
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsSteven Parker
231,275 PointsIvelina Ventsislavova Stoilova — Did you mark the wrong "answer"? Normally "best answer" is set on the answer you got that helped the most.