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DJ J
Courses Plus Student 1,960 PointsNot returning a number?
function max(int1, int2) { if (int1 > int2) { return int1; } } max(10000,13);
Receiving an error that my code is NOT returning a number.
function max(int1, int2) {
if (int1 > int2) {
return int1;
}
}
max(10000,13);
3 Answers
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsYou need to return a number regardless of if the 1st number is larger.
function max(int1, int2) {
if (int1 > int2) {
return int1;
} else {
return int2;
}
};
max(10000,13);
DJ J
Courses Plus Student 1,960 PointsApparently, this was the correct way. Why I don't really understand...
function max(int1, int2) {
if (int1 > int2) {
}
return int2;
}
max(10000,13);
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsIt might have passed the challenge but as long as you understand why this wouldn't be best practice in a real world project then you should be fine. Code Challenges here are weird sometimes. haha
DJ J
Courses Plus Student 1,960 PointsYeah you're right lol. Quick question, how did you include the code in the code box like that?
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points*How to Post Code
DJ J
Courses Plus Student 1,960 PointsDJ J
Courses Plus Student 1,960 PointsThe exercise asked for the larger number to be returned, my function is returning the larger number. I checked it in the chrome console, but I am still being told that I am not returning a number.