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Joshuah Whitaker
2,400 PointsEvaluate the code in app.js. The code currently produces a TypeError. Adjust the code so that the points variable holds
for some reason my console.log(points); doesn't want to work.
const points = 100;
let bonusPts = 50;
let points += 50;
console.log(points);
1 Answer
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Jason Miller
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 32,219 PointsYou're declaring the points variable twice. Once with const and once with let. Change the initial points declaration from const to let. Once you've done that, remove the let from the second declaration: points += 50;