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Edwin Abboud Blanco
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,747 PointsI can't seem to make this exercise work
I'm pretty sure i did this one right, because i check it in a workspace using the console.log, but I can’t seem to find out how to pass it, would you know what I can do to skip this part, if it continues to not let me pass?
let firstName;
let lastName;
let role = 'developer';
1 Answer
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Sean Poore
5,365 PointsYou have to complete what the challenge is asking; in this case it wants you to assign the variables a string with "firstName" being your first name and "lastName" being your last name. If you aren't sure how to do so this is how:
let firstName = "Name";
let lastName = "Last Name";
let role = "developer";