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Jacquelyn Springs
9,395 PointsHow would I console.log 2 Numbers to run 46 times or whatsoever the task is asking
for ( let counter = 5; counter <=5; counter ++ ) {
console.log( counter <=46);
}
1 Answer
John Johnson
11,790 PointsThe challenge question linked is asking you to log each number from 5 to 100 using a loop (this will actually turn out to be 96 logs)
Your counter starts at 5, which is good! This means 5 will be the first number logged. However, putting counter <= 5 means that the loop will only run while that condition evaluates to true. Since your loop iterator increments by one, this loop will only run once. Your second condition should say run until counter <= 100 evaluates false.
Lastly, your log statement should simply log the counter variable
console.log( counter );