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Engr Faisal Ali
6,544 PointsUncaught ReferenceError: Message is not defined
there is no output i am follow all instruction but all time error
var message= "Hello!"; console.log(Message);
var score = 0; score +=10; score +=5; console.log=(score);
no output is my side or problem for the code
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Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Engr Faisal Ali! The problem here is capitalization. When learning to program, it's a good idea to assume that everything is case-sensitive. This is definitely true for variable names and function names, but can also be true for file and folder names.
You wrote:
var message= "Hello!";
console.log(Message);
But you meant to write:
var message= "Hello!";
console.log(message); // note the lowercase "m"
Hope this helps!