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Kaya loves watermelon
12,717 Pointswhat
// Display the prompt dialogue while the value assigned to `secret` is not equal to "sesame"
let secret = prompt("What is the secret password?");
do {
secret = prompt(sesame);
}
// This should run after the loop is done executing
alert("You know the secret password. Welcome!");
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThe "do" is not complete yet. You still need the "while" with the condition clause after the code block. Also, you don't need the first "prompt" any more; and the second one needs the question as the argument.
Kaya loves watermelon
12,717 Pointswdym
Kaya loves watermelon
12,717 PointsTysm!!
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsGiwath!
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsTo avoid confusion, please use whole words and sentences in your comments! But for now, I assume you meant "What do you mean?" and need a bit more explanation.
The structure of a "do ... while" loop is like this:
Your code above has the "do" but not the "while" with the condition. You still need to add that part. You may want to review this part of the video;
Then, "sesame" is not a defined keyword. The "prompt" inside the loop should have a question in quotes just like the original one. That word "sesame" will be used (in quotes) in the condition for the "while".
Finally, you won't need the first "prompt" anymore now that it will be done inside the loop. Just keep the variable definition.