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Tina Camara
8,552 Pointscode challenge won't print for JavaScript basics
// 1. Declare variables and capture input. const adjective = prompt('Please type an adjective.'); const verb = prompt('Please type a verb.'); const noun = prompt('Please type a noun.');
// 2. Combine the input with other words to create a story. "<p>There once was a [adjective] programmer who wanted to use JavaScript to [verb] the [noun].</p>"
const sentence = <p>There once was a ${adjective} programmer who wanted to use JavaScript to ${verb} the ${noun}.</p>;
console.log(sentence);
// 3. Display the story as a <p> inside the <main> element.S
let firstName;
let lastName;
let role = 'developer';
1 Answer
Robert Manolis
Treehouse Guest TeacherHi Tina, for the string interpolation to work, you need to wrap the value of the sentence variable in backticks.
Hope that helps.
