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danon62
4,354 PointsCreate a for loop
Hello. Is my code wrong?
Bummer: The console should display 5 the first time through the loop and 100 the last time.
let counter;
for (counter = 5; counter <= 100; counter++ ) {
console.log(`The number is ${counter}`);
}
3 Answers
MD MONIRUZZAMAN
6,130 Pointsfor (let counter = 5; counter <= 100; counter++ ) {
console.log(`The number is ${counter}`);
}
You should avoid this line
console.log(`The number is ${counter}`);
& simply type
console.log(counter);
Your code is more than perfect but your answer need to be according to the question otherwise in most cases,system will not let you pass.BTW,you can initialize variable(count) inside the loop, if you wish to invoke the variable inside the loop.It looks clean & also good coding practice.
Hopefully it will helps. Happy coding.π
Rabin Gharti Magar
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 20,928 PointsHey danon62,
You only have to log a number so you can remove template literals from console method.
Here's the final code:
let counter;
for (counter = 5; counter <= 100; counter++ ) {
console.log(counter);
}
Hope this helps!
Clare Yeadon
5,553 PointsThank you! I was stuck here too but your answer helped.
danon62
4,354 PointsThe second solution has helped a lot, thanks very much!!!