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Courses Plus Student 1,185 PointsWhat is wrong with this answer: https://www.screencast.com/t/OdSSQmzVi
I don't get it
<?php
//Place your code below this comment
$integerOne=1;
$integerTwo=2;
$floatOne=1.5;
$integerOne=$integerOne+5;
$integerTwo=$integerTwo-1;
$integerOne=$integerOne*$floatOne;
echo $integerOne;
?>
2 Answers
Keller Beckstead
3,801 PointsI think it is that you are adding 5 to integerOne before multiplying, the instruction only want you to multiply the two variables trying getting rid of that part and re-trying the test.
Alena Holligan
Treehouse TeacherYou're setting $integerOne
when you are multiplying $integerOne*$integerTwo
. Either display that calculation directly, or create another variable.