it says it's not greater

Just don't give up! :) The start is confused, but if you practice the your new knowledge, you come in! And here your code is fine, just shouldn't use apostrophs inside the if() statemenet. When you working with properties and you saved these properties into a variable, just put the variable name inside to the if () statement without apostrophs.

A few basic ideas:

Working with number

var number =  29;

if(number < 30) { // without apostrophs
  // This is true, because the number(29) less than 30
} else {
  // So now this is the false
}

or if you don't save the number inside the variable

if(29 > 30) { // without apostrophs
  // This is false, because the 29 not greater than 30
} else {
  // So now this is the true branch
}

Working with boolean values

var boolean = true/false;

if(boolean === true/fasle) { //without apostrophs

} 

or if you don't save the boolean value inside the variable, just put into the if () statement, like this,

if(true === false) { //without apostrophs
 //This is false ,
} else {
  //Now this is true because the if statement is false
}

Working with strings

var string = "JavaScript"; // This is a word so you can use apostrophes in the variable.

if(string === "Python") { // The string is a variable name so you shouldn't use apostrophes but it must be at the "Python" because it is a word
  // This statement is false, because string("JavaScript") not equal to "Python". 
} else {
  // This is true, because string("JavaScript") not equal to "Python"
}

if you don't save the string inside the variable, then you can put the string value into the if () statement, like this,

if("Javascript" === "Javascript") { // With apostrophes, because both is a word.
  // This is true, because "JavaScript" equal to "JavaScript"
} else {
  // This is false, because the first statement was true
}

The letters/words -> You can use apostrophes !!!

The numbers -> You shouldn't use apostrophes

The boolean values -> You shouldn't use apostrophes

The variable names -> You shouldn't use apostrophes

I hope this help for you! Don't give up! Repeat the cirriculum when you finisd a new course or section. Do not worry, just relax!

Shouldn't use apostrophs in the if() statement if you compare variables.

var numbers || if (numbers);
with boolean values || if (true, false)
with string || if ("With String")

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