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PHP Build a Simple PHP Application Creating the Menu and Footer Variables and Conditionals

make the message disappear how?

This question says to make the message disappear if the conditional returns true. What does it mean? I have tried a few things. just not giving it the answer it wants.

Basically this

$flavor = "cookies and cream"

echo 'My favorite ice cream is' . $flavor;

if ($flavor == "cookie dough."){ echo "wow we like the same kind of cookies"; }else{ //missing some magic disappear code }

1 Answer

Stone Preston
Stone Preston
42,016 Points

your conditional is correct, however you dont need to modify the string that goes inside the conditional. Leave it as what it was in the beginning.

if ($flavor == "cookie dough") {
echo "<p>Randy's favorite flavor is cookie dough, also!</p>";

}

All it says and that you need to make sure the paragraph that says "Randys favorite flavor is cookie dough, also!" is only present when your flavor variable = cookie dough as well, you dont actually have to write any code to make it disappear, the conditional takes care of that for you.